You know that girl you called fat? She's been starving herself for God knows how long. You know that chick you called emo? She's been battling depression for years. You know that gal you bullied and whenever she would cry you would say "Aww is little Missy going to go cry to her mommy and daddy?" Her parents died a couple years ago and she's still grieving their death. The tiniest thing can hurt a person beyond words, but it can also shed light to a dark tunnel. This is Missy Vega's story about loss, hurt, betrayal and hope.

While waiting for the train, Morgan dooms himself by falling in love with the world around him.

Amelia Hayden is busy senior at college with no time for boys, parties or fun. This all changes one Halloween night after she accidentally finds herself at the center of a cruel prank that sees her being offered up to the local legend, the Prince of Darkness, as his virginal bride. Believing the urban myth to be untrue Mia sets out to disprove it but is surprised when the Prince of Darkness turns up to claim his bride. Mia unexpectedly finds herself married to the handsome and mysterious Prince Luc. As Mia comes to terms with her new husband and martial vampire lifestyle she soon discovers that turning into a vampire has given her an unsettling ability to see the dead. When Mia starts seeing the ghost of her murdered sister-in-law, she begins a journey to uncover the truth about her murder and the dark secrets of Luc's past. #1 Vampire Book one of The Vampire Court Saga

There are TWO separate stories under this story group! Inject Me Sweetly: Vampires. Mythical creatures. Horrifying creatures. Creatures of the night. The creatures that make up Emily Brown's worst fear. Ever since she was little, the thought of vampires had sent her heart racing. So what happens when she somehow gets mixed up with the very creatures from her nightmares? When she's suddenly taken from her family because of something she had no control over? And there's something else... Something special about Emily's blood that has every vampire in the vicinity trying to steal it. But the problem is, Emily barely even has enough for herself. Dusk Until Dawn: When new neighbors move into the creepy house next door, Maddie begins to become curious about them. After a terrifying accident, she learns that her new neighbor, Damian, and his family are vampires. Knowing the secret, she is now put in danger. And so is her best friend, Dustin. A vampire wants him dead. But can Maddie stop this from happening? Or will Dustin end up dead?

"I was pregnant, and you left." She whispered harshly, bitterly. "I didn't leave you because I wanted to, I was pushed away." I replied, gently gliding my index finger across her cheek to wipe away her salty tear. Her last tear. Both Kyle and Jenna are haunted my their unfortunate pasts, and even though they've spent 3 years apart, the horrible situation of Jenna's mother being murdered brings the two soul mates back into each others lives. What Jenna does not know is that Kyle's brother Jay (and also her former best friend) is her mother's murderer. Can Jenna forgive Jay and will Kyle and Jenna's romance flourish once again?

Rose is plagued by a nightmare. A nightmare foretelling of her death, a death delivered by a strange boy with talons and bright yellow eyes. She soon discovers the facade behind this dream, and that not all her thoughts and dreams are what she believed them to be, but that they'd been tampered with. This nightmare was indeed very real, and when the star of it appears to her in reality she learns that she is a very important part of a centuries old feud that is much bigger than herself, in a world of strange creatures hidden in plain sight; She must decide between who she will stand with, even when the lines drawn between what is right and wrong are marred along the way, and the kindling and termination of a deceptive romance develop. In different kingdoms of liars and deceivers, Rose treads carefully with who she can trust, but for someone that has the lives of many depending on her, is her judgment enough?