Jo Andrews Sam was your typical average high school girl. There was nothing pretty about her. Nothing exciting about her. But she did had an exciting gift - she was a talented drummer. When One Direction came into her town, her school band was invited to play. She was not interested in the boys - not crazy like the other girls. She even thought they were silly. Never did she would have imagine that just a mere performance would bring her to a different world. Five gorgeous guys who could take her heart away and an opportunity of a lifetime. Who say, an average girl is boring?

All eighteen year old Anna Lee wanted was a summer babysitting job. That's exactly what she got when she received a call from someone named Simon requesting a babysitter for his five sons. Who knew that the five boys would be the boy band One Direction? Or that sometimes they'd be babysitting her! (disclaimer: this was written by thirteen-year-old me, don't expect anything fantastic despite the amount of readers)

What would you do if you first met that one guy and totally fell in love with him the first time you saw his face? That was what happened when Chelsea Edwards met her close friend, Kelly Williams and her life was changed completely. But they somehow met before, until something tragic happened.

Kelly Williams is an eighteen year old girl who ran away from home and moved in with her aunt. She went busking and happened to meet One Direction. Her life completely changes when she realises that one of them was actually her childhood friend.

**WILL SOON BE UNDERGOING EXTREME EDITING** *SECOND BOOK IN THE “BROKEN” TRILOGY* Haunted by the demons of her past, Ariella tries to fix herself. Moving on seems like the only solution to forgetting her past. However, when someone seeks to pull Ariella back in to the life she’s tried so hard to escape, it is hard for her to be strong. Events threaten the bond between Ariella and Niall. They are forced to test the limits of their relationship. Through all of this the two of them never stop fighting. Separation forces the two desperate adults to adapt to change. A journey with endless obstacles compels Ariella to question who she really is. Maybe that question is the one that needs to be answered. After all, in order to fix yourself you must first find yourself.