Can we just quit pretending to be as perfect as society pushes us to be? Quit pretending we have no scars or pasts? Quit pretending every life has to be one full of elation and satisfaction? And can we PUH-LEASE quit pretending as if every female must be your perfect 'Girl Next Door' or each guy has got to be a 'Bad Boy'? It's time to cut the crap. All the faking, the facades to hide the pain... it's time we quit being someone we aren't. It's time to quit pretending. ••••• If you want to read a book without all the predictable sappy storylines, you've found the right one.••••• € This girl is far from innocent, but then again, so are we. ¥ ~Reviewed by Empressotaku

When Liz Charleston's ex-best friend suddenly returns with a plan to take revenge on her, drama seems inevitable - but who knew revenge could be so handsome? ***** Two years ago Liz Charleston made the biggest mistake of her life by rejecting her best friend, the only guy she has ever cared about. Desperate to become popular and join the junior varsity cheerleading team, she breaks his heart. Two years later, Frank is back, transformed into Taylor Blackstone, the new kid from New York who has it all. He's taller, stronger and hotter than ever, with a long line of girls that have no idea who he really is - except Liz, the girl who betrayed him two years ago. And he is determined to make her regret ever pushing him away. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]