This book is 110% nonfiction. I am putting this under teen 'fiction' that way it will get read more. If I do, however, stretch out the truth in any formation I will let you know ahead. Please do not judge my character for her actions even though she is only 13. The names have been changed for the privacy of others but my name will remain the same. Do not copy this book or steal anything or I will personally report you. Do not say that I am copying anyone's story because I am not. This has all very much happened. Thank you and please enjoy. WARNING THIS BOOK MAY BE TRIGGERS FOR THE SUICIDAL, DEPRESSED PEOPLE, AND RUNAWAYS. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.

"just promise me you'll think of me everytime you look up in the sky and see a star." non-fiction © ethan.grey // dryblood all rights reserved 2014 beautiful cover made by bloodxlove thanks lovely :3

Question: How do you get over it? Answer: You don't. You don't want to. It makes you who you are. Sean Murphy lost his mother days after her fifty-ninth birthday, following a five-year battle with cancer. In this eloquent memoir, he explores his family history through the context of grief, compassion, faith, and the cultivation of an artistic sensibility. Unfolding in a range of voices, brutal and tender in its portrayal of terminal illness, Please Talk about Me When I'm Gone is an unyielding love story, in which devotion and memory are capable of transcending death. I will be serializing this memoir with a new chapter twice a week, on Friday and Sunday.

Tamara Rose Catherine doesn't like to be thought of as a pitied, pathetic girl with a sob story for a life. Sure, her parents are dead. Ok, her mate hates her. Fine, everyone in her pack house treats her like a slave--and half of them don't even know her name. That all changes when one day, she is banished from the pack for good and rejected by her mate, otherwise known as Alpha Dylan himself. Stumbling upon a warm group of happy-go-lucky werewolves only a few towns over, she finds herself taken into their care and completely reformed. Little by little, Tamara Rose finds herself forgetting her old life and focusing on her new one. She is completely reformed into a badass, strong, beautiful werewolf who would no longer even think about letting anyone push her over into doing all their work for them. She's happy, and that's all there is to it. But will all that change when she finds out her pack has to leave home to save another pack from rogues? Going back to her old pack will be more than a little difficult, and Tamara doesn't know if she'll be able to handle it. But it doesn't look like she has much of a choice.