"Stereotypes... Why be one when you can be all of them?" - When Charlie McCarthy, a self-proclaimed nobody of Jacksonville High decides that she has finally had enough of being unpopular, she begins to formulate a plan to become all the typical high school stereotypes: dark goth kid, geeky bookworm, hipster chick and blonde barbie. But throw in a sorta-scary best friend, an annoying brother and an overly hyperactive boy, Charlie might just find herself in the midst of a whole lot of drama. Maybe popularity isn't everything after all... - Note: This book is currently going under a lot of changes, so it's a bit messy right now. Read at your own risk.

Mom,Dad I'm coming home.

Adriana Warren is a pretty normal teenager, if you look at it from her perspective. All she cares about involves acing her tests and graduating highschool after four long years of sleepless nights and opened books. With a workaholic step-dad and an overprotective mom, the only barriers standing in the way of achieving everything that her heart desires are her lungs. Tryston Brooks has eliminated the word 'love' from his dictionary as all seventeen years of his life seemed to be consumed by nothing other than gelidity. Being that misunderstood kid that walked through highschool's hallways turned the teenager helpless, watching as he turned into the vile creature everyone thought he was. The fear of failing a popquiz makes the two pair of eyes meet; forms a bond they chose to deny. But when the pain shoots up the veins of each, the two drugged hearts realize that the only safety life could provide them lies in one another's arms. Impediments forthwith separate their intertwined fingers, their eyes avoiding the sight of one another. And there's no way out of the mayhem that breaks before their oculars, behind the truth, beyond their grasps, but consigning to oblivion, letting go, and exculpating their own selves.

*Warning: this story is highly addictive*