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Carter Miller has always been in the spotlight. When your parents happen to be a rich CEO and a famous author, you shouldn't be surprised to have the attention of everybody. However instead of embracing it, Carter rather shy's away from it. Now that she is off to college, she can escape from all the camera's and drama. Especially, from being compared to her older brother Luke. But luck does't seem to be on her side as she has to attend the same college as Luke and his best friend she's been crushing on, Ethan Galloway. She tried to keep it hidden but when one of her closest friends starts to fall for Ethan her feelings get worse. But what she doesn't expect is to befriend the well-known 'bad boy' of campus and learns to let go. Throw in an over-protective brother, an rude, mysterious 'bad boy', and your friend liking the same guy; let's just say you have a recipe for disaster. (Sequel to "Something Inside" ) Highest rank: #19 in Romance

This book was poorly written by some uneducated 14 year old girl. Feel free to read if you wish.

While trying to get through high school, Carson has always noticed the same routine with Jesse - the school's 'player', as some like to say. He would leave countless girls crying, and he'd find someone else soon after. But when that someone else is Carson herself, she promises that she won't be the one crying when it's all over. [previously titled: Mr. Player, You've Just Been Played]

Julie Wilson is an average 18 year old homeless girl that you think you'll see roaming around the streets. But the moment you let your guard down around her, you'd better watch out for your valuables. She's as cunning as a fox, as witty as an owl and as smart as a pack of wolves. Once she's set her eyes on you, you'll never be able to escape her hands. She is a very skilled pickpocket that is able to steal anything she desires. Due to this, she managed to survive through this treacherous world with her brother after they ran away from home. With her well-trained skills and her elder brother, Jacob Wilson, they managed to fill their stomachs. On an eventful night, Julie was about to do what she always does at night; pickpocket. When she spotted a rich man alone that night, she'd thought that she caught a big fish. But the tables have turned for her. This time, the big fish caught her. Cover credits to @jyolin

Trust no one. (Slowly editing so please excuse the confusion that you'll get from this book)