"What don't I know about Brooklyn?" "She ain't goin' ta Brooklyn." <>

There was only one rule. NEVER EVER get involved with another person. ... Bailey Goodman is a standard sophomore in college. She's focused only on her future, her future of being a... well, she doesn't know exactly. Something with journalism maybe, because she enjoys her journalism class. Though that might be because of a certain someone named Wyatt Anderson. Bailey's been crushing on Wyatt since freshman year of college. He never seemed to notice her, until they were partnered up for a group project in journalism. If only she knew where that would take them. --- Wyatt Anderson has never been an exceptional student. He messed around in and out of class. He never did great with being partnered with girls for projects. I think you know why. He promised himself that for the last three months of his junior year, he would stop hanging out with girls, so he could focus on his upcoming exams. But then Bailey enters his life, and even through his many efforts to never ever get involved with her, they can't seem to stay apart. While Wyatt's one big rule crashes down, another big secret grows.

"I can't forget us singin' with Taylor Swift" -Matt Cooper's "Taylor Swift" *** Brooklyn. Manhattan. Two schools with the biggest rivalry ever known. Every football, volleyball, and basketball season comes down to one game for both schools. Brooklyn vs. Manhattan. *** April Morris is a student athlete at Manhattan. She plays volleyball and basketball and watches her brother's friends play football. Her brother, Crutchy Morris, who lost his leg in a car accident at ten years old, is the biggest sweetheart everyone has met. That quality did not stretch to April. She's always testing the limits of everyone she ever meets. Maybe that's why she's drawn to the one person she shouldn't be. Spot Conlon. *** Spot Conlon is a student athlete at Brooklyn. He plays football and basketball. Over the summer, he met this girl that instantly sparked something inside of him. But once school starts up, there's one problem. She goes to Manhattan and is best friends with Racetrack Higgins, Spot's biggest rival on the football field and the basketball court. Spot doesn't want to give up April, but what is he supposed to do when his entire team trusts him to lead them to victory against Manhattan, like he has for the past two years? *** As the big Brooklyn vs. Manhattan game comes up for basketball season, both April and Spot must ask themselves if what they have is really love and how much they're willing to risk for it--and each other.

15 year old Charlie Dani has been going to the same summer camp with her twin brother since she was 12, Why should this year be any different? Oh but it is her friends are back and who know maybe a few romances may blossom. [COMPLETE]

"You're just a boy with a big ego and trust issues." "You forgot heartless." ... Danielle (Danny) Meyers is the sister of Mush Meyers, a Manhattan Newsie. They've been selling papes together for years. Danny's heard of the famous King of Brooklyn before, so once the strike starts and she gets the chance to actually meet him, of course she's going to take it. She never could have guessed how that decision would change everything. ... Spot Conlon, the famous King of Brooklyn, is known for his reputation as the heartless leader. He can't get tangled up with love and feelings-- for anyone. But happens when a girl walks into his life and changes it forever? ...

"You're really here." "Where else would I be?" /// Brinley Higgins is a modern-day high school student in Brooklyn, with an older brother with many rowdy friends. She's a sophomore, and her brother, Racetrack, is a junior, his friends scattered among many different grades. Brinley is used to all the guys her brother hangs out with and loves them all like brothers. She would much rather hang out with them then any of her volleyball teammates. But the one guy she's always wanted to be around has never been part of their group. So, what happens when suddenly one day he is? /// Spot Conlon is the school's star quarterback. He's a junior, and he spends every second he can practicing so he can get into a good college on scholarship, since his family is on the poorer side. He swore to himself that he wouldn't get caught up with any girls or friends, as to not get distracted. But after a game one day, his wide receiver, Mush, invites him to a movie night. He goes and suddenly he's part of a group that's filled with love and friends, something he never really understood. Then he meets a girl that brightens his entire world and could change his life forever. ///

Finley Kelly, the little sister of the famous Jack Kelly. She's the only girl newsie in all of New York, and because of this, she needs to hide her gender. She's tough, and can take care of herself, but everything changes the day she meets him, the one guy she's ever fallen for (can you guess who :) ).