Carmen Hills is your average teen. And just like any average teen she goes to a high school where you have the popularity group and the not groups. Carmen falls right smack in the center by herself. She doesn't have friends at her school and she's okay with that. Her friends are all at her second home, the Ballet Studio. But when Star Quarterback, Eric Jones finds out about her secret identity and happens to share it with Ian Bright what will she do to stop it there and keep it just what it is? A secret.

The lives of very different people intertwine in unexpected ways; Morgan and Rebekah, are now alone, fleeing the suddenly zombie-filled streets of Virginia Beach. During their cross-Virginia odyssey to find a safe place for them to stay, it looks like the end of the world. But Collin, his younger brother William, and their ill-tempered cousin Mason will do whatever they have to to stay alive. Even if that means just lifting each others spirits on off days. Axel, once in a group of people, finds herself alone, and is completely mortified that her worst nightmare has come true. She is terrified of zombies and cannot seem to stop running into them. Flynn struggles to keep his small group of five alive; Nadene and her three-year-old daughter Ashlyn, Larry the poetic comedian, and Makayla, the former high school student. Fate puts them together - total strangers - and before the day is done, they have become more than just friends and allies-they are bonded as tightly as any people who have been to war together; Once known, they will do whatever they can to keep each other alive. Run, fight, pick each other up when they stumble, maybe they'll even fall in love. But as they travel down the desolate road, they realize that there may be a deeper meaning behind this sudden apocalypse that no one considered. Could there be a deeper meaning behind this sudden turn of events? And if so, will they figure it out?

Avery and Andrew have been best friends since middle school; they're close. But they're about to get a whole lot closer when paired up for the project like no other: the baby project.

#1 Romance | #1 Teen Fiction | #1 Young Adult | Watty Awards winner for 2012 Romance Emma Ross is a hard-working, quiet girl who tries to stay off the radar. It's all going okay for her until she starts getting along with one of the 'It' boys. Having this happen, comes with drama and pain, is it all worth it? Or it is just best to stay out of it all? As Emma battles with the conflict, which will she choose? It might just be the best thing for her... ** I acknowledge that this story has a series of mistakes in it. I wrote this many years ago and did not take it seriously. It is a complete draft full of mistakes. I understand this may be frustrating when reading and I apologise. But I would rather focus on improving my writing now and focus on my new writing, rather than go over and edit this, when I already have edited the other version not on Wattpad. Sorry for any inconvenience. ** © 2012 by LaurenJ22. All rights reserved. Cover by annasteffey

Annalise is your typical quiet nerd that is content with blending into the background.. Tristan is the popular captain of the soccer team that all the girls want to be with. Annalise Foster has been Tristan Evans next door neighbor all her life. Their paths in life never seemed to cross as they are from two totally different worlds. Tristan's never took notice to Annalise. He's known of her and who she is, but he's never really seen her...the real her...that is until she comes back a changed girl from summer camp. Things start changing and soon Annalise is thrown into a life filled with excitement and adventure. Who would've thought the boring girl had bite?

Okie's fifteen. She lives in New York. She's got a few problems: she's failing geography, her dad's a wimp, and her mother, Sumatra, is a stone cold bitch. But things get a lot worse when Sumatra turns into a zombie and eats Okie's dad. Clio, Okie's grandmother, lives in Toronto; but since the zombie apocalypse, Toronto's a lot further away than it used to be. Clio suggests that Okie transport Sumatra across the border, because family is family. But coaching Okie by cellphone isn't easy, and Clio has some zombies of her own to contend with. Luckily she has some garden tools. Naomi Alderman and Margaret Atwood team up for this unusual two-hander. Encompassing love, death, sex, and the meaning of family, The Happy Zombie Sunrise Home will surprise, delight, and convince you of the vital importance of keeping ready supplies of rhubarb and mini-wieners in your freezer at all times. The story unfolds beginning October 24.

Adrian's just your typical 16 year old guy. He's in love with his perfect girl, he has the perfect family, and a best friend who'd support him through anything. It all sounds perfect, right? But in the space of a few short days, everything spirals out of control, and something emerges from inside Adrian that he'd never have thought possible. He's not bi-polar. If only it were that simple...

'There. It's done. I can walk away with my pride and the knowledge that after sixteen long years, I've finally gotten laid. (It's a pretty awesome feeling.) Before I go, though, I have to check and make sure that it's Pamela. Because let's face it: A guy has to know who he lost his V-card to. And just assuming that it was Pam isn't going to cut it. So I put the note and pen down and slowly, carefully, creep over to the ball of sheets. I was right to check. There's a tuft of white blonde hair sticking out from the top. Pamela's hair is auburn. The girl's hair is sort of short, I guess, but oh well. I slowly, carefully, lift a sheet, just to catch a glimpse of the person beneath... ...to see a guy. Looking at me calmly.'

*WARNING: Written in 2008, some content may be offensive* Stasee is your typical shy, quiet teenage girl until the night her brother's best friend Damen Hurtz decides to finally acknowledge her existence. In a desperate attempt to gain his acceptance she allows him to take the one thing every girl values most...her virginity. After that night, Damen constantly begins accepting her while they're alone and then rejecting her in front of his peers. Stasee's frustration and confusion continues to grow, as do her feeling toward the man who continues to break her heart. He claims that he cares for her, but will his need for his peer's acceptance prevent him from ever treating Stasee the way he should? And if he finally realizes the stupidity of popularity over love, will Stasee still be waiting for him?