Rebecca has always had a rough time in life, she's in and out of therapy for years, but so has Michael Clifford, the Australian boy in the grade above her. When Michael all of a sudden begins to talk to Rebecca, she freaks out and is very confused, but her feelings towards the boy begin to change as they become closer. WARNING may involve triggering or upsetting content.

When popular Annika finds out she's a were wolf, her perfect life goes down hill, follow Annika through her journey of being a teenager, finding love, the truth of her adoption. Annika is a popular girl, but no boys want her, why? She gorgeous funny and all her friends adore her, find out in this story. I cannot take credit for the cover, my best friend abbey made it :)

IF YOU HAVENT READ STAY TOGETHER DO NOT READ THE BLURB :) '"What do you think he would say right now?" He asks, looking to me. "You mean Michael?" I ask, rolling slightly over, letting the sheet roll off my naked body. He nods, frowning slightly. "Well, he'd kick your ass for starters." I can't help but grin. He moves into me, wrapping his hand around my delicate body. It had been a hard year. I hadn't meant to fall in love again. It just, happened.' Michael's funeral is over. It's time to move on, for everyone. Lily has found it more difficult then ever. Her husband has left her alone with his distraught best friends and daughter. Her mother's cancer has progressed far worse then any of them could of imagined. She doesn't know who to turn to. And then, he comes along... Unexpected, unexplained, and undeniable. But Lily doesn't know if she will ever get over Michael. Or if she ever really wants to. "I've been here before, a few times. And I'm quite aware, we're dying."

Michael loved his band. He loved his wife, his child, his life. He also loved drinking. The band has broken up. They all have wives, children, respectable jobs. Michael is about to lose all of them. Reeling from the break up of his band, he has found himself in a pit of depression. His wife has threatened divorce more times than he can count. He can barely get to see his daughter. He can't remember the last time he heard one of the boys voices. He's not ok. But can he figure out how to put the pieces back together? "So will you remember this night, twenty years now lost? It's not right."