**SEQUEL TO MY LITTLE PRINCESS - ADVISED TO READ THAT ONE BEFORE!** Its the day before Clara's 17th Birthday and everything is drastically changing. Her Dad apparently wants her back, but why after so long? If he wanted her so much why didn't he come back straight away? Why is her Mom suddenly hanging around with all the scary looking men? And what happens when she finally meets her Dad again? Will they have the same relationship as before or has he changed to much? So many questions are in the teenage girls mind, all she wanted was a normal family, but now she is wrapped up in her fathers Mess, Will Chase be able to save his little princess once again?

Ember is ninety years old and has never told anyone about her life, why she never got married or how she became a cripple. When her days become limited she decides to tell her only living relative, Charlotte, all about her love she lost and the war she had to fight. Read to find out what Ember hasn't told anyone for over sixty years, and why?

Kate had a great childhood. But her life took a wrong turn and things turned for the worse. Her dad is in jail and her mom is in a care home for depression. But Kate is done reliving her past, in fact she wish she could do anything to forget it. Instead she looks forward to perfecting her future, even if it consist of taking care of her 9 year old brother, a full time job, and preparing for her first year in college. She never thought she had the time to fall for someone, with juggling a full time job, school, and witnessing her parents relationship crumble, until she meets Xander. A strangely familiar boy who captures her attention from day one. Xander slowly gets closer to her and just when she thinks she can trust and fall for someone he proves her wrong. Kate is no fool, she knows her problems with Xander go pass the two of them. The problem lies with her father and the night she saw her parents fall apart.Can she learn to trust again, or will she put up the walls she had took so many years to build back up? And being afraid that reaching perfection was escaping her grasp, she learns that the trick is to have no fear of perfection...because she'll never reach it. Trying to be perfect is being typically imperfect.