Unobtainable
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**First published in the We Are Young Anthology
When trouble follows you everywhere you go, your choices for the future are limited.
Jameson Avery Jones was always the prettiest girl wherever she went and instead of making her liked, it only brought misfortune. Hated by her female peers and coveted by her male ones, nowhere was safe. Love was a word in the dictionary and would never apply to her. Dating was a game she played in online games, and she was convinced it would stay that way.
A sudden change forces Jameson to move in with her estranged grandparents in the small town of Missouri and the connections she made in that small town may be her salvation or the end of her.
Can the girl nicknamed "Inaccessible Maiden" finally form lifelong bonds or will she be forever alone?
Shakuita Johnson
Shakuita Johnson is a 29-year-old Psychology major. When she isn't going to school or working, she is doing what she loves most. Writing. She started writing in middle school. Starting with poetry. Then short stories in a creative writing course her senior year. Her love for paranormal and supernatural started with R.L. Stine Goosebumps books and TV shows, Anne Rice Vampire Chronicles, and Christopher Pike books. She is an avid reader with over 100 books on her bookshelf and 1000 plus on her iPad. Visit her online and read her poems and one attempt at songwriting on her blog at http://www.dark-indiscretions.com. You can also find her at www.facebook.com/shakuitajohnson. Check out her website at www.authorshakuitajohnson.com.
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Unobtainable - Shakuita Johnson
UNOBTAINABLE
SHAKUITA JOHNSON
Shakuita L JohnsonCONTENTS
Blurb
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Also by Shakuita Johnson
About the Author
BLURB
When trouble follows you everywhere you go, your choices for the future are limited.
Jameson Avery Jones was always the prettiest girl wherever she went and instead of making her liked, it only brought misfortune. Hated by her female peers and coveted by her male ones, nowhere was safe. Love was a word in the dictionary and would never apply to her. Dating was a game she played in online games, and she was convinced it would stay that way.
A sudden change forces Jameson to move in with her estranged grandparents in the small town of Missouri and the connections she made in that small town may be her salvation or the end of her.
Can the girl nicknamed Inaccessible Maiden
finally form lifelong bonds or will she be forever alone?
DEDICATION
To all those who support me, your patience means everything. Thank you!
CHAPTER 1
Emotional scars are tricky. From the outside, you look perfectly fine but inside lives a frayed rope barely holding together. At least if the scars were physical, the pain could be explained in a way that could possibly be understood. However, the unseen pain is rarely believed. No one had anything to say to an emotionally scarred person. They were awkward and uncomfortable as if they were more inconvenienced than you, the person trying to overcome the trauma that caused the scars to begin with. Childhood was supposed to be easy, but mine never was. Children could be cruel, especially when they