"He's a bad boy. He's bad news" Abigail Antonias was warned as soon as she entered her fourth high school that a particular boy named Nathaniel Reece was the definition of a bad boy, and is best to just avoid. But that just made Abigail's curiousity peak. What could be so 'Bad' about him? And sometimes, the worst decisions are the best ones. (Note: Not totally cliche, believe me)

Everyone has secrets. Rachelle Harlow is Heartlake City's favorite playgirl. She's got that seductive, sweet smile that has melted the hearts of all her nine ex-boyfriends. She has the city on her hands and dozens of boys worship every page and video that has her face on it. What everybody doesn't know is that deep in the shadows of her past is a dark, painful secret that could ruin her perfect life when resurrected. The only other person who knows everything that has happened is her best friend from childhood, Nick Cleveland. He has always been protective of her and has sworn to keep Rachelle's secret to the grave. Hiding his true feelings from her, he watched Rachelle jump from one relationship to another for fear that he might lose her completely if he said anything. With a shy, quiet girl for a new friend, a rival coming back to town, and the arrival of Heartlake City's newest heartthrob, the remaining days of Rachelle and Nick's senior year in St. James Academy are about to become even more exciting than the pages of her secret diaries. ********************** The first cover had been from inkpop.com where this story has first been publicized. You can't see it because I couldn't find the file anymore. Sorry! The second one was something I created from a photo I found via Google Images. And I just found out that the photographer for the photo is Tommaso Nervegna. I don't own it at all. =) The third cover is a photo by my best friend, Kathy Nobleza. =) The fourth and current cover is by @prisonerscinema =) The previous covers are at the side, in a photobucket slide. So which cover do you think works best? Currently editing. Yay! I've decided to change the title because I figured, since I really want the Heartlake books to be different from the other stories. =)

Cora Montgomery and Theodore Hayes have just been hitched...by accident. Not remembering much about the night before, they arrive back to school as a married couple, and they are just about to murder each other at any second of the day. Seeing that it would take a whole lot of issues to divorce, they'll have to stick it out until graduation. And since neither of them are interested in being good, it's going to be one hell of a marriage. W A R N I N G : may contain suggestive material...lol

For three years, Juliana has seen how her brother and his friends play the game. A game that every girl at Roosevelt High knows about. She has seen how her brother changes rankings and the color of his Letterman jacket. Each number represents every girl the members have ever slept with, and each color represents how close they are to that legendary black-and-grey Letterman. Juliana and her friends are the coaches, but Juliana holds the legendary Playbook. She has learned each and every move the players of the school use. She's become the master of the secrets these guys play. Juliana and her friends are the only girls that don't fall for their games. But what happens when Alejandro, one of the school legends, wants to have Juliana? Will her knowledge and skills of his games help her from falling for him? Or will Mr. Player have to give up his dignity to be with her?

Blackmailing the hottest guy in school to date you? Check.

“I’m going to get straight to the point. I want you to make me fall in love with you.” Camila Jones is fearless. She’s also uncontrollably fierce and overly ambitious which tends to be a bad combination. When she unexpectedly fails an audition due to her inability to express love, she’s forced to reconsider something she swore she would never do when she was a kid – fall in love. But where is a seventeen year old supposed to find a guy to fall in love with? Turns out, it might be a lot simpler than she thought.