A Soapy Mess Romance Novels

https://www.wattpad.com/story/410733346-almost-noticed-book-iii-what-we-said-happened Premise This version removes almost all certainty. There’s no stable “truth,” just overlapping perceptions, missing time, and subtle contradictions. Even the structure itself starts to feel unreliable.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/410732670-almost-noticed-book-ii-the-way-he-looked-at-me Premise This version strips away the safety net. It leans into unreliable perception, fixation, and the quiet horror of not knowing what was ever real. Jeremy doesn’t become a villain… but he might not be what Khandi believes either.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/126951297-almost-noticed-a-teen-romance Premise Khandice “Khandi” Callison is a 14-year-old girl with a crush on her classmate, Jeremy Timmons. But he barely notices her. Summer is fast approaching, and Khandi’s parents have announced that she will be going away to summer camp and away from her crush. But Khandi gets a surprise when Jeremy is also one of the campers. Will Jeremy finally notice Khandi, or will Khandi’s heart be crushed? A teen romance that leans into emotional growth, longing, and that slightly bittersweet tone you tend to like—grounded, but with moments that ache a little.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/410709231-almost-mine-unconfirmed-reality Premise A truly dark story to give the reader nothing solid to stand on. Not even Hanson’s POV should feel trustworthy anymore. Instead of “Lizzie is unreliable,” the feeling becomes: Reality itself is unstable. The reader shouldn’t walk away asking “Was Lizzie wrong?” They should be asking: “ Did any of this happen the way I think it did?” This version leans fully into that ambiguity. Structural Shift POV labels start clear ( Lizzie / Hanson ) Then blur Then disappear entirely Contradictions are never resolved By the final chapters, the reader cannot distinguish: Memory vs imagination Truth vs revision Love vs fixation

https://www.wattpad.com/story/410708696-almost-mine-dual-pov-distorted Premise This is where the story actually becomes unsettling , not just dramatic. If Lizzie distorts reality, the reader should constantly question what’s true… and by the end, realize they’ve been manipulated by her perspective too. a dual POV chapter-by-chapter , where: Lizzie’s POV = intimate, emotional, unreliable, increasingly warped Hanson’s POV = grounded, but incomplete (he doesn’t see how unstable things are becoming) Occasionally: “Fragments” (texts, memories, contradictions) 

https://www.wattpad.com/story/100020105-almost-mine-a-dark-romance Premise Lizzie Carson has always made her way by taking men from other women. But when she meets her soulmate in Hanson Miles, her friend, Sarah Wells, steals him from her. Will Lizzie win Hanson's heart, or has Lizzie lost Hanson because of her past? a messy, emotionally intense romance with a strong moral edge—especially since the main character isn’t exactly innocent. I’m going to lean into consequences, obsession, and emotional tension, while still keeping it grounded in romance. Core Themes Karma in love Obsession vs. real connection Identity without male validation Friendship betrayal “You lose them how you get them.”