Aiden Walker believes in himself. After all, he is the only person he can depend on considering his parents sent him away and his legal guardian died of cancer. Due to his difficult upbringing, making friends was a skill that never came easily to him. He would rather spend hours behind a computer screen, working on his debut novel. So when he moves to Brickston for a change in scenery, the last thing he expects to get is a roommate. But this roommate isn't a sleazy coach potato that he's used to rooming with. No, she's a ghost. A hot-tempered, impatient, foul-mouthed ghost. Aiden must struggle to keep his priorities in check when his ghost friend urges him to find out who killed her, with the little help of her diary. --current cover made by loved-up-- --trailer made by niallerlover8--

Jane Trevors was the tomboy of her town. In kindergarden she was the first one to climb up to the top of the play ground structure. In sixth grade she beat up a boy who had a crush on her. After that no boy had a crush on her again, or told a soul if they did. In seventh grade she joined the boys lacrosse team. Even though her mother was very against it, she went ahead anyways. To her fathers pride she became one of the countries best lacrosse players. When her father moves her and her family across the country to the top lacrosse high school school. She finds out that her new school is a posh school with stuck up bitches and jerks. All she wants to do is play lacrosse. But what happens when her team as well as more than half of the schools boys are trying to get her attention. What if five of them want her so bad they are willing to give up anything to be with her. But dont all boys have cooties? © copyright Molly_me12 please do not copy thx :) cover made by @tamedkiss #wattys2015

Alistair Padeli has his eyes set on a boy; a very good looking, getting-the-straight-A's kind of boy. He's never held a conversation with him, but the doodles in his notebook of his name with hearts above the i's is proof enough that he's head over heels. Marty Brooke has his eyes set on a boy; a very adorable, too-good-for-you kind of boy. He's never held a conversation with him, but asking the science teacher to pair them up for their project is proof enough that he's head over heels. One of them isn't talking about the other.

James. 16, homeless, and a well known delinquent in the big city of New York. How did he get so well known? That's a story for a different time, but his graffiti can tell you everything if you dig deep enough. His art is placed everywhere: buildings, houses, alleys, dumpsters, and even in dark sewers. Now his art might be amazing, but it's still vandalism, and the police have been after him for years. They get calls about the kid being spotted nearly every day, but by the time they reach the area all they get is a glimpse of his beat up converses and left over spray cans to clean up. James is threatened though when a new cop enters the city and finds his hiding spot after being given the mission to put the young artist in cuffs. He knows this cop won't stop until he gets what he wants, but James is determined to not go down without a fight. This teenager is prepared for everything thrown his way: destruction, blood, sweat, and... love?

Keeley accidentally swaps cell phones with a rivaling high school's star quarterback. Unable to switch back until a week later, she must interact with the arrogant boy, passing along texts and voicemails. As she gets to know him better, she realizes there's more to him than sexual innuendos and egotistical comments. But when identities are revealed and secrets are exposed, will Keeley's feelings remain? Available in bookstores now! Look for it under its new title, TEXTROVERT.