Bad girl falls in love with the nerd, cliché right?, not this story Paige juggles with many problems, her rebellious ways have caused too many fights, too much trouble and too many scars and the cause of all that being her mother's death. She soon is sent to Miami where her life is turned around by William Francis but she isn't the only thing that moves... So does her past. (WARNING: SOME STRONG LANGUAGE, SEXUAL REFERENCES, ABUSE ETC. THROUGHOUT)

"Head down, ears open. Don't bother anyone, and no one will bother you. Whatever you do, stay quiet. You've done it for 6 years, you can go a year and a half longer," (WARNING: MILD VIOLENCE WILL OCCUR) Amanda lives in the life of luxury...sort of. Her house is a mansion, and stepfather is a doctor. You would think she's a spoiled brat who always gets what she wants. Not necessarily. Amanda's "room" is in the cellar, and her only two possessions are a thin useless blanket and and a old photo of when she was actually happy. Life changed when she was left to live with her abusive stepdad who blamed Amanda for her mothers suicide. Since this all began, she has become selective mute; not letting anyone into her unbearable world. She's gotten used to living in constant fear and pain, but when she moves to Chicago, her whole life is changed. Conlan bursts into her world with a secret to hide. His family is unusual in many ways, and can do something no human can. One boy. One secret. One miserable teenage girl. Only time will tell what Amanda will go through. Werewolf #26 (best) Werewolf #26 (currently)

Brooklyn Banks is a nerd. Ever since she was in middle school and junior high, she's been mocked and teased about how she dresses and how she's so smart. It wasn't too bad until Remy Fox showed up. Since then, Remy has been playing pranks on her and embarrassing her to the extreme. One day, Remy does something so bad, that Brooklyn is forced to drop out from school. It's a new year. Brooklyn has a chance to begin a new life. It's going great until a familiar face shows up. Remy. Thinking that his pranks have gone on long enough, Brooklyn decides to change; for the better. Remy is in for a, "nerdy" surprise. Brooklyn is a nerd gone bad...

First book of The Beaumont Boys Trilogy. Low Riley is your typical girl next door. She has amazing parents and a little sister that she adores. She is well liked at school and has the best friend that she could ever ask for. Low only has one problem . . . Seth Ryker. Seth Ryker is the school's bad boy, well besides his best friend Tuckett. He has taken care of his mom and two brothers ever since his dad left when he was little. Seth is popular at school, but is hated by one person, Low Riley, his cousin Vi's best friend. Ever since kindergarten the two have always hated each other, but because of Vi they have always been forced to spent time together. Eighteen years filled with pranks and teasing are challenged when these two enemies start experiencing feelings. They hate each other . . . or at least they think they do.

Carter Greenstone is your average high school student. Lived in New York City all her life. Her dad gets the opportunity of a life time and the end up moving to London England. When she goes to her new school, she notices something weird about 5 students. They're different. And she's determined to find out what.

Simon Cowell’s got a daughter. Who knew, right? Well, not even his own daughter knew until her mother dropped the bomb on her. Abriella Melody Cowell is 17 years old, living with her mother until she becomes so sick she isn’t capable of taking care of her, so she has no choice but to get flown over to London to live with her father. She already doesn’t want to be there as it is, so it gets worse when he’s never around to make her feel better about moving - but there are five boys who are there for her, one in particular who’s always there to keep her company who helps her discover her hidden talent that may be the key to building a relationship with her father.

"Mummy, who is he?" Leah asked, from behind my leg. "I'm Lou-" Louis started to say. "That's your daddy, pumpkin." I told her. "I Have A Daddy?" She asked, excitement and happiness in her voice.