A boy with a smile that killed was really the most depressed guy in the school. Jokes and names get to a teenager fighting depression. Till a point he tells the person he loves to meet him on a bridge.

Emilio always despised gay people, doing unforgivable things to them when he was in high school. The tables are turned when he falls in love with a boy himself, six years later. However, his former victims are determined to make his life miserable. Grown up in a strict christian community, Rory lost everyone he cared about when he came out of the closet. Having a thing for homophobic bad boys doesn't exactly help him to find happiness either - until he meets Emilio. However, when the boy's dark past comes to light, Rory's world is about to crumble once again.

College virgin Damen is tired of being left unsatisfied by his toys and decides instead to use his bully roommate, Jon, one night while he sleeps. One-shot. Complete.

Jude Tibbits doesn't mind having a reputation for being an evil bastard; he enjoys being cunning and cruel. He doesn't, however, enjoy being heartbroken. Which is exactly how he's left when his boyfriend Gideon breaks up with him and begins to despise him. All he wants is to get Gideon back. Staz Montgomery has no interest in the wealthy world of his parents. He'd rather just be left alone to his art, up to his elbows in chalk and paint. All he wants is to focus on his art. But after an unexpected run-in with each other afterschool one day, Jude and Staz realize that they don't always get what they want.

In a future world where everyone's lives are planned out by the all-seeing Elders, the Soul Mate Ceremony, made possible by the Soul Mate Service, is seen as a rite-of-passage for those who successfully reach their eighteenth year. Genetic pairing is the lifeblood of the Society and has to be continued every year. Borderline narcissistic Thaddeus Axton has waited eighteen long years to be paired with the girl of his dreams through the Soul Mate Service. However, when he finds himself Soul-Bonded to the modest, effeminate, and incredibly male Aria Toulsend, he can't help but think that it's some kind of cruel joke. In fact, this first homosexual pairing in the Society is purely experimental - a test of the newest genetic engineering breakthrough which allows a male to carry a child. Although Thaddeus fights to defy the Elders' wishes, he'll soon learn that the sweet, cookie-baking Aria may just be too hard to resist, and when an unexpected threat arises, Thaddeus will learn what it means to love someone other than himself. "And remember, Long Live the Society Of The People" WARNING. THIS BOOK CONTAINS MATURE SCENES AND THEMES.