When your father tours with some of the biggest names in music, fame isn't something new to you. From meeting Britney Spears to having Blake Shelton teach her guitar, Cara thinks shes seen it all. That is until 5 boys show her the world, bringing her out of her father's protection and into theirs. But what happens when fate decides to intervene? Who will sweep Cara off her feet once shes been knocked down?

Meet Hunter Chace, she's part of a gang, she's always getting into trouble, and she's pretty sure her step mom, Julia, is out to get her. But when Hunter shows up at her dads door step with a cop, Julia puts her foot down and sends her of to the Delinquent Program. Hunter thinks it'll be a piece of cake, 6 girls and 6 boys living together for the summer, in one house. Can't be to bad...or can it? Read to find out one hell of a summer in The Delinquent Program.

What would you do if you moved into the house that just so happens to be right next door to internationally famous boy-bander, Louis Tomlinson's family? That's exactly what happens to Nicolet Beckinridge. Nikki is an average girl- slightly random, and very outgoing- but average by standards. When Nikki's father gets transferred to England on business, she expects nothing out of the ordinary - plus a little bit of tea - but she may be in for far more than she expected. What will happen when she's thrown into a world of food, sass, hair products, cats, and a tad of sweetness too? Nothing is certain, but one thing's for sure, Nikki will not be just any other girl next door. ((In Editing)) "The Girl Next Door (A One Direction Fan-Fiction)" Copyright © 2013 gigglebox1025 All Rights Reserved

... This thing is kind of really terrible so um, I suggest you get away from it, for your sake, man. Proceed, if you'd really like.

They call her crazy, she calls herself creative. They call her a nut, she says she's just to awesome for them to handle. They call her an annoyance, she says she was bored. They call her weird, she says thank you, it's better to be that than normal. The cops know her name, she claims their stalker's. The town laugh's with her, she just tries to hide her feelings under a mask. They don't know her feeling's, after all, she doesn't tell anyone. Bullied, neglected, left behind, word's that swarm her mind all the time. Her best friend left her, the only one she had cared about, and now he's in some awesome boy band seeing the world. Good for him, now, let's cause chaos! As she runs a muck in the stupid town, he's hugging girl's and partying like there's no tomorrow. Call her Annie, you get injured, call her Alex or Ali. She likes those names. She loves rock music and doesn't give a damn about anyone, since he's left. But now, he's back. And he's back for her to tour the world with him be her side. "Dear PopTart Lord, help me" she beg's to her box of PopTart's as he follows her, begging forgiveness. She hates him, yet he's set on changing that. Louis Tomlinson, her ex best friend. And he's set on taking her away to see the world.

Rae Steven's is out of control and everyone knows it. So what happens when her Aunt sends her away to live with eight more delinquents? Who can she trust in a house full of criminals? Throw in a psychotic landlord and a loopy councillor and what do you get? A heap load of trouble. Can she handle it?

Spencer hasn't had that great of a life. Moving from one foster home to the next, dealing with the cops everywhere she goes, and making new enemies every day. She's the best fighter at The Cage, with her best friend Hex. But one day Spencer gets busted by the cops for fighting and her foster mom sends her to Skullhead, a boarding school for delinquents. Every day she deals with new challanges, and new enemies.

*UNDER MAJOR EDITTING* A world where you mask the truth of your identity. Where life isn't exactly what it seems. Secrets are what keeps you alive, but what if all of that is revealed? A troubled young girl, haunted by her past, is forced into a school for gifted delinquents and the fear of exposing her past suffocates her to point of isolation. But what if? What if love and acceptance is all she needs to survive? That's complete bullshit.

According to my mother, or Mother Dearest as I prefer to call her, my defiant behavior is unacceptable. Her way of dealing with me? Sending me to Devonshire Academy for Delinquents. If she thinks that my harmless pranks and apparent attitude labels me as a delinquent, then I'll live up to her expectations and show her a delinquent. Maybe this won't be so bad after all. Especially when a certain sexy bad boy walks into my life... well, detention. Same difference. Watch out Devenshire Academy, here I come.

Harmony Kingston has been through more in her short life, then anyone good ever image going through. She's a homeless delinquent, always getting into trouble. When Harmony robs a drug story at the legal age of eighteen she finds herself behind bars, giving her plenty of free time to remember her past. Drew Edwards is a young police officer, fresh out of school. His life is nothing compared to Harmony's. He has a loving family, and people that care about him. But Drew's hiding something, keeping it from people who don't know about what happened the night of his engagement. At Harmony's court session, the judge delcares that Harmony will be living with Drew. A delinquent and a police offcer? Doesn't sound very pleasant. Read Harmony and Drew's story as their secrets are reveal and sparks fly in Living with a police officer, book one in the series of Living With A.