“Some people say that their lives suck. Well, let me tell you what sucks. First, I’m a seventeen year-old girl who would rather receive an unabridged Oxford’s English Dictionary rather than some Gucci bag. Second, in a sisterhood camp where all girls wanted Gucci bags, I was the odd one out. Third, I’m suddenly forced to join the Kiss List Project—where we should write a list of all the guys we’ve kissed or will kiss until December and see who kissed most guys. And I wasn’t backing down, because fourth, I don’t like losing. But fifth: In my whole seventeen years of existence? I haven’t kissed anyone.” When Andrea Montgomery gets herself in a bet during camp, she finds herself sucked in a whirlwind of pepper mints, kissing booths, bad breath, bad kissers—and maybe true love’s kiss along the way. Summer’s over, and seventeen year-old Andrea comes home with something that would change her life. The Kiss List. School’s just about to start, and once she tells her best friends, Lia, Jordan, and Gwen about it, they’re all ready to help her fill it up. From crazy kissing booths, first date disasters, party crashing, speed and online dating to just about anything—Andy has five months to fill The Kiss List. But she promised herself—she wouldn’t fall in love with anybody. And… well, it turns out that promises? Meant to be broken.

When Hope's father suddenly dies, no one can prepare her for the amount of grief she would go through, especially when her grandparents agree to let his organs be used as he was a registered organ donor. Unable to deny her dad's wishes, the organs are used to save lives, but on one condition. She wants to meet the people who are benefiting from her dad's organs but the very last thing she expects is to form friendships or even a relationship out of the heartache of losing her father. One recipient is Cole Mellor; a goofy, gorgeous budding nineteen year old photographer who receives her father's heart. She feels an undeniable connection to Cole, but is that because he has a piece of her dad within him, or are her feelings a lot more to do with Cole himself?

The Kiss Off - full book now available for sale in ebook and paperback! Search for Sarah Billington - The Kiss Off at Amazon, B&N, Book Depository, Smashwords and other retailers I can't think of now! Poppy writes a scathing song, ‘The Kiss Off’ about her ex-boyfriend Cam and ex-good friend Nikki, the boyfriend stealer. She uploads it to YouTube, where it catches the attention of Ty, the lead singer of a local band. With this song, his band skyrockets to the top of the charts and into the public eye, bringing Poppy's emotional dirty laundry with it.

I cover my mouth. The sensation of his lips against mine is still very apparent, real, earth-shattering. Shaken, my voice peels out from beneath my fingers, "Did you just-" "Yeah.." He grips the back of my head, threads his long, nimble fingers through my unruly hair and draws me closer to his face, "I kissed you." He removes my hand from my mouth, pads my bottom lip with his thumb, "Mind if I do it again?" "You may not." Hero has her fair share of issues. She holds conversations with kitchenware, works as a phone sex operator (while lacking the proper experience), and ninjas her way into boy's restrooms. But her problems triple the moment she learns that the vacant house across the lane is now occupied with new neighbors. She finds her routine interrupted by a particular boy, her absentee mother making a comeback seventeen years late, her bestfriend blinded by infatuation and her own feelings being tested; could this girl possibly live up to her name and somehow overcome?

Charlotte (Shay) Phillips is forced to change travel plans when her cousin sister decides to have a wedding in the summer. She is obviously not very happy- who would want to spend an entire exciting summer in the boring town of Warrelton? As if the Universe is finally tired of hearing all the whining and takes its revenge by effectively rocking her world upside down. She has to deal with- - Arrogant cousin of the groom who thinks she is a thief; - Attitude-overloaded bitch who also thinks she is a thief; - Concerned parents who think she is struggling with kleptomania; - Memories haunting her; - Baffling emotions; - And her stupid treacherous heart. She finally contracts the teen flu with symptoms like breaking curfew, sneaking out, swimming at midnight, shopping, stupidity and confusion. But does her summer end with taking the easy way out- escaping harsh reality, or is it time to take a step forward and share that damaged memory. ----- Attention: 1.This story is being re-constructed. I am editing and changing some of the chapters completely and introducing some new story-lines. 2. This is basically a humor story, don't judge by its name. Thanks!

"If you ever die too soon, I'll throw you into the sea and wait by the shore." "Why?" She asked him. "Because eventually, the waves bring everything back." ❖ When Cricket Brown meets gorgeous, clever, enigmatic, shy and self-destructive Autumn Young, he knows something big is bound to happen. To both of them. But when the truth is revealed and Autumn is no longer a mystery, can she count on Cricket to remember who she used to be?

Don't read; it is absolutely horrific.

When three kids decide to ride their bikes through the woods to go see a movie, nothing could go wrong. Until they find a man dangling by his ankle from a noose that is attached to an overhanging branch. All they have to do is help him down, but then they find out his real occupation.

Laura Searcy had never kissed a boy. She possessed the virgin lips, something her friends often taunted her about. That was until the day of her sixteenth birthday party. The night couldn’t be complete without alcohol, drugs, and definitely boys. Intertwined in many twisted games, Laura is finally convinced to participate in a game called “Seven Minutes in Heaven.” When her name is drawn with the extremely attractive Walker Milne, she couldn’t help but feel ecstatic. Little did she know that Walker was playing a game of his own, set out to make Laura’s life a living hell. Not only embarrassing her in front of the entire school, but ruining her reputation for good. Laura is fed up with Walker and decides that two could play that game. The player who plays with hearts is officially in the game.