Aftertaste, noun Af·ter·taste : persistence of a sensation (as of flavor or an emotion) after the stimulating agent or experience has gone There was once a time she was running away from her life, from people, from everything and everyone; running as far as she could. Now, she's running towards it. She's running towards happiness. Towards love. Towards him. She got to experience a different life. With him. She got the taste of being with him. Now this is the aftertaste; the taste that lingers afterwards. This is what it's like to be loved by Sin.

Hannah Lewis hasn't had the easiest start to life, being born to parents that absolutely hate the fact that she exists. Without much explanation, she's lost the one person that ever really cared about her and has grown up with vast amounts of abuse and a couple of suicide attempts. As Hannah tries to find jobs and ways to keep her mother and her mother's current boyfriend happy, she begins to make more friends and gain more interest than she feels comfortable with, including some interest from the new teacher at her school that looks surprising familiar. But more interest means more questions about the bruises on her face that Hannah doesn't want to answer and no matter how much she tries to hide things, people just keep getting closer and her situations seem to keep getting worse.

[SEQUEL TO I DON'T LIKE BADBOYS...SERIOUSLY. I recommend that you read that first, because major spoilage alert, but who am I to tell you what to do?] For socially awkward Cathy, talking to boys is a challenge, let alone dating the bad boy. Having finished high school without successfully working out how to kiss, the relationship is guaranteed to be an awkward one. With them taking separate paths and meeting new people, the differences between them become even more obvious, and the tightrope they've been balancing on is starting to sway. --- "So, are you going to tell me why you're giving me seventeen apples?" I mumbled, lifting the bag slightly to examine the red apples. "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," he beamed proudly. "He's not a doctor yet." "Same thing." "I'm going away for fourteen days. Why seventeen?" "Well, this guy seems particularly persistent, so I'm going to give you three extra apples to really keep him away."

Jessie comes from a past that still haunts her, and makes it hard to form new relationships. Cameron is the bad boy who thinks he's managed to play every girl, until he found her. Will she be able to tame him, or will he break her already fractured heart beyond repair? Kaylee is Jessie's happy, easy going best friend, who is in love with her troubled boyfriend. Shaun can't help but be enticed by Kaylee and becomes her protector. But he has a past he can't share and is forced to grow up fast and brutally. Is it good girl falls for the bad boy, or the other way around? You'll only find out if you read. <3 BONUS: Check out the sequel on Johnny and Savannah. It's called Welcome to the States, Good Girl. You guys will like it I think ;)

it's very simple. When these two different people with similar choices meet, their whole worlds turn upside down. Troublemaker J.D tries to keep on living his life the way he thinks he should. Illegal stuff-free. But nothing is that simple once you had a taste of what's wrong. and Julie wants to be in love. She wants passion and adventure like the heroines in her books but to shy and quiet for her own good. If you find yourself similar to Julie and you love bad boys i promise you will love this story ;)