A diary? A blog? Or just another usually story book. An average, young, popular jerk, Matizze Hills makes this blog / diary / story about young teenager's life about romance, bullying, a popular and just being you. But what readers don't know is something Matizze hasn't been revealing for many months. This secret must be revealed. Find out the adventure as three kids find what they're really looking for. Is it love? Popularity? No one knows. As the blog started reaching 6 million hits, the story gets more dramatic, crazy and just how an average teenager would deal with life.

He was the prince of England. I was the Princess of Wales-a small province in England. She was the Princess of Sweden. They had to marry for their kingdom to reunite so that we could protect our motherland from the powerful forces of Mafias. He loved me. I loved him back. But our love? Our Love was like a black rose. So beautiful and magnificent, yet impossible. It needed more than just the nature's powerful forces which we were devoid of. There were no powerful elements to support us. The handful supporters were weak. Very, very weak. There might be a war outside, but there was a war inside our minds and hearts too. Who will I choose? My best friend or my lover? Who will he choose? Me or his father's orders? Most importantly, who will she choose? Her best friend or a person who doesn't love her back?  Highest Rank- #26 in ChickLit {4/12/2014} #307 in Romance {7/12/2014} Copyright-(c) 2014 by hidden_writer_

When Indie Jones moved to Hollywood's top high school, Kennedy High, she expected nothing but the usual awkward self-introductions-"Hi, I'm Indie. Indie Jones. Please don't laugh. Oh, no one's laughing, okay.". She was not alone. She met Clarke Kent, a football jock who rode the backseat of the popular crowd, and Mary Monroe, his ultimate rebound chick. When auditions opened up at Kennedy High, Indie and Clarke are handpicked from many talented kids to costar in a biographical romance movie; but things get a lot more complicated than awkward introductions.