Whether it's at home or at school, Eva Lynch is an outcast. Between her abusive and alcoholic mother and dealing with the typical problems of a teenage girl, Eva struggles with adopting her personality and sexuality too - suicide seems like the only option left, but things don't end the way she plans and soon her perspective on life changes when she meets the enigmatic Jessica.

*Unfinished but in the process of editing/revamping* If you were forced together, what would you choose to do? Carry on to ignore them, how things have always been. Or give in to the golden boys alluring ways? That was Skylar's choice. When she was forced to go live with 'family friends' while her parents had to bring her younger sister to a specialist hospital for immediate help. As well as dealing with, learning to live with complete strangers, the constant nagging worry about her sister, she also has to learn to deal with Mr. Almost Perfect and his 'posse' *cough* stalkers *cough* There will be some thrills, spills and possibly some love along the way...ohh and a whole lot of crazy!

This is an uncut, unsensored story with lots of twist and turns. Drama, romance, and the daily struggles many teens face with parents, friends, and the entire world. Based on true stories, "Breaking Point" goes beyond traditional cliches and into detail on what really happens during those fateful four (give or take) years of high school, it's drama, and the unclear balance between childhood and adulthood This book touches on the sensitive topics most kids keep to themselves. It's about the things we all try to hide; the things that make or break us.