"Ladies and Gentlemen, we have just arrived at the scene where-" "Gun shots were heard just minutes ago-" "Cars are smashed together as you can see-" "Viewers please be advised of the gruesome scene that is displayed-" "There is more blood leading just that way-" "It is said that the victim was a man by the name of-" "Jackson Harris." News report after news report, all leading up to the big conclusion. Jackson Harris was dead. But who is this man? Detective Henry Miller is put on the case of Jackson Harris, a man full of mysteries and violence. While he had no actual criminal record, he was well known throughout the city due to people putting the blame on his name. Henry has heard many stories of the man but never actually encountered him. The truth was, no one has actually met the man. At least no one has confessed to it. He was beginning to wonder if he really was real or a myth that bad guys created to put the blame on if a body showed up or if drugs were found in a hideout. "It was Jackson Harris." Henry's heard that line many times, but the million-dollar question is, was he actually real? And if he is, is he actually dead?

Andrew, a twenty-six-year-old literature graduate, has been through more drama than many his age. From suffering obesity to arthritis, and then anorexia after drastic attempts to lose body fat, Andrew grows more conscious of his body. He shields himself from the rest of the world in a reserved cabin tucked away in a small town where he dwells in solitude and self-pity. But things can't stay the same forever and Andrew's carefully planned out walls fall around him with the arrival of his uncle's fiancee's son, Ethan. Ethan will more than disrupt Andrew's 'perfect' life. He'll also teach him the sole act of acceptance.

Westwood Asylum: A school for fucked up boys Each boy is there for a reason. Everyone has a story, a past, somebody from their past. Maybe in the real world, they wouldn't have been friends. They would have walked right by one another, barely sparing a second glance. But in a place that questions your sanity and pushes you until you break, maybe six boys from very different lives can learn to get along. And who knows, maybe become a bit more than friends along the way.

Levi Jackson has been in love with Gage Zachary since freshman year, and hasn't failed to tell him everyday he can. Gage rejects him time after time, but is secretly dying to make Levi his and his alone. When something tragic occurs, Levi isn't the same person. For the first time, Gage pursues Levi in an attempt to get to find out what happened to the boy he loves. Will Gage end up confessing to Levi in order to help fix him, or will Levi suffer in silence forever? (Points of view will alternate throughout the story)

Everyone loves Nicholas Dawson. He is the golden boy, the one with perf*ct grades, a gorgeous girlfriend and a bunch of popular friends. Nathan Dawson is his identical twin and Nathan is nothing like him. It isn't easy to be compared with the perf*ct brother, the perf*ct son and the perf*ct student in a world that demands for perf*ction. But it's all about to change when Nathan stumbles upon a guy to whom perf*ct is a swear word. °°°° "Perf*ction is an illusion, it doesn't exist. Think about your brother. Can you tell me something that isn't perf*ct about him?" "Well.. He can be a bit selfish sometimes." "Good. What else?" "He lets his friends laugh at me even though he knows it hurts me. And.. He hangs toilet paper the wrong way." "See? He's not perf*ct. He just seems that way, because no one is looking close enough." "But everyone likes him more than me." "Not everyone. I like you a lot more than I like him. You're not perf*ct and you don't try to make people think you are. You're real and I love that about you." °°° 2021-2022

[BOOK 1] Diego Santiago was your average teenager. A loving mother, Christina. A great best friend, Max. Amazing and beautiful friends, Sara and Charlie. Of course, a high school crush that everyone has. And more importantly, he was a nobody at school which he was grateful for. His life was going greatly until a terrible accident regarding his father and his mother's new marriage. All Diego wanted was for his mother to be happy, so if a marriage with a kind man with a mean son meant it would gain her happiness, he was all for it. Of course, he never expected his soon to be step brother would turn his world upside down. He never wanted to kill someone until he met him. And then there's his high school crush. A camping trip changes everything even more and by the end of it, Diego doesn't know how to feel and just wants peace. Read and find out what this soon to be step brother does to Diego and what happens during this camping trip!

[BOOK 2] Diego Santiago was not your average teenager. He had a loving mother, a great best friend, a beautiful friend, an ex-boyfriend that gave him a traumatic experience, a soon-to-be stepbrother that helped along in that traumatic experience, a friend turned enemy, and finally, a messy slight crush. It's a handful. He was no longer a nobody but somebody with a bad name and a target on his head. He messed with the school's king, and he needed to face the consequences, or so they say and believe. Despite all these things that are making his life one big roller coaster, he still wants one thing in life, for his mother and friends to be happy. Caden Mitchell had a hectic life of his own as well. He was the enemy at first and is trying his best to become a true brother and a true lover. He knew he needed to change, but his old habits keep crawling back. He needed to learn and grow as a person, and for the sake of his mental health, he needed to change fast. Caden was on a mission, a mission to get back his soon-to-be stepbrother and his lover that meant more to him than he could express in words. He was growing desperate and was ready to do just about anything. Even if that meant leaving behind Victor, who he once saw was the closest thing to a brother he'd ever get.

''Ian Romero, the person I hate the most in the whole wide world. He turned the entire school against me, and then just left me alone in the hell he created.'' There's no one Cody Walker hates more than Ian Romero, who is the reason he has been bullied for years. Cody thought things would be different in university, but turns out there won't be just his three bullies, but also Ian, who he hasn't seen in years. Ian, who doesn't understand how far-reaching consequences his actions have had, is baffled by the deep hatred Cody has towards him. They become enemies, and piece by piece the truth behind Cody's actions starts to clarify to Ian.. CW: bullying, violence 2021 (original)