To be rewritten and finished on @andiraney ~ Angelina Bernstein was cool with being invisible. With no friends at school, her grades were awesome, her Friday and Saturday nights free to kick her brother’s ass in video games and no drama. She loved her quite, super small town life. Unfortunately, it’s when our lives are going great that Fate decides to be a bitch and throw a curve-ball at us. Fate’s bitch move was the burning of Ridgewood High. And Angelina’s curve-ball is in the form of Nicolas Valentine.

{For those who HATE student/teacher stories, TRY THIS ONE ANYWAYS. I dare you to read it and say it was a waste of time} Alice 'Ace' Spade had fled her horrible foster family by the time she was sixteen and found a way to survive by dancing in a sleazy strip club. One night a man named Malcolm is brought in by his friends and Ace and Mal hit it off. Until the cops crash the club and discover that Ace is only seventeen and a runaway. They force her back to school and back to the foster family that abused her. Her only solace is that Malcolm is now her teacher and sometimes protector. But what happens when they still have powerful chemistry and a growing affection towards each other?

After the death of both of her parents, Bella is left to the care of supposed friends of the family. But the longer she stays in their home, the more sinister events become. Family secrets leave her locked behind closed doors, both literally and metaphorically. And her one long-time ally has suddenly turned against her, no longer willing to stand between Bella and her abusive foster father.Plagued by the memories of her mother's death and remembrances of the kind young doctor who, while caring for her mother in her last days, gently removed eight-year-old Bella from her dead mother's arms on the worst morning of Bella's life, she misses the love of her parents, especially after being blamed for the death of her foster mother and the crippling injuries of her foster father. Now all of the people she has loved are now dead...except one. But he now callously joins in her abuse, seeming to take pleasure from her pain. Pinned within the four walls of her small bedroom, Bella yearns to flutter freely, to live a real life once again. Will she ever be rescued from her abusers?

Darcy Munroe has her last year at Bridgeview High School, a school located in a small town where rumors love to fly, planned to perfection. She has a simple checklist: become the Valedictorian, win the All-Sports Award and stay out of trouble. It doesn't take long for all of that to become much harder than it seems - as Darcy becomes plagued by a vicious rumor and her life spirals out of control. But when all of her careful planning is shattered by a rumor, and it brings her close to the last person she expected to be drawn to, Darcy learns that sometimes what is good for you and what you want are blurred at the edges. The same rumor that brings them together, also has the discreet power to tear them apart. With the help of her family, friends, and an unexpected friend; Darcy tries to find a way to push through her last year in one piece instead of pieces. *This is considered a sequel to The Third Munroe Boy, but still stands alone enough for readers to be able to follow if they haven't had the chance to read it while revisions are made.

Spencer McCabe’s life was completely and utterly average, and she was okay with that. All she was focused on was finishing high school so she could pursue her dreams of becoming a world-renowned chef. Her love for cooking gets put to the test when her mom forces her into a multigenerational cooking class with her Grandmother. Soon she realizes that being a wallflower isn’t all its cracked up to be, and that a friend, no matter how unlikely, can get you through the toughest times.

Sixteen-year-old Rebecca Smith falls for an online friend. There's just one problem: He's four years older than her and probably sees her as just a friend. "You know what? I blame Cupid. Why did that diapered little man have to come along now and hit me with that stupid arrow? He could've hit me at least five years later or something! Or he could've hit Jake as well. That way, things might've been less complicated. Gah. How typical of me. I'm blaming my problems on an imaginary character." [COMPLETED]

Andie dies in a lightning strike and is miraculously healed and brought back to life. But now she’s sharing her body with an alien—the same alien who rode the lightning bolt that killed her. (Third place, Utah Romance Writers Heart of the West award, paranormal category; Highly Commended, RWNZ Clendon Award for full-length romantic manuscript.) For more information about this book, please go to: http://www.mareeanderson.com or, http://www.lightningriderbook.com

Scarlete Jones is dating the schools biggest football star; Alex Stein. He has the whole school wrapped around his finger. But what happens when he becomes abusive? What happens when it turns out the only person who can save her is her new hot teacher; Holden Blake?

At fifteen, Lillian decides to tell her best friend, Micah, that she loves him. When he rejects her, she leaves as a foreign exchange student to Italy. She comes back two years later, and has blossomed into a beautiful girl. Micah regrets rejecting her, but has she changed too much in two years to give him another chance? What about the other guys now competing for her love?