[undergoing editing] Harper Laurel is probably a name that you'd hear at school for being Lakeside Private's star swimmer and future valedictorian candidate or maybe you'd hear her name on the local Los Angeles newspaper as she appears at her parents' business gatherings. Her parents, Robert and Marcie Laurel founded the famous Laurel Laptop, LLPT for short. In a way, this 17-year-old is famous. Unfortunately, her family has secrets and revealed secrets can go two ways: They either make or break you. So maybe she put herself into this when she met the people that changed her life forever. Maybe change is good, it could make her the once happy person she used to be prior to her regretful encounters with past elementary school bullies. As a lost soul, this is Harper Laurel’s Life More Than Just A Nerd. (the first couple chapters of this book is what I call a poor excuse of writing) ========== Copyright © 2014 by @Vivifirerune All rights reserved. This book or any portion within may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author (@Vivifirerune) except for the use of summaries in book reviews, recommendations, etc.

Annabelle Kennedy is a normal sixteen year old unaffected by the craze of internationally famous Xavier Matthews. Annabelle won't let an eighteen year old pop star distract her for her ambitions of being a musician. Xavier Matthews doesn't know who he is anymore. His management has taken control of his very soul, so much so he doesn't like the music he makes. Organised by his management (AKA. His dad), Xavier Matthews is the star of 'his' reality TV; The Search for Cinderella. 100 completely random school girls will come to sunny California to the mansion where the games will begin. The aim; to be Xavier's date to the grand ball. He thought it's going to be just another crappy TV show, until Annabelle Kennedy gives him a rude awakening.' (JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER that i wrote this however many years ago when I was 14 years old lol. Prepare yourself for a cliche filled, poorly edited book). I