"Cay, will you look at me?" I turned around and lifted my eyes to look into his. His arms were braced on the counter and he was looking at me sideways. The glow of the light coming from the living room and into the kitchen gave his face an otherworldly impression. I waited for him to continue. He closed his eyes and sighed, "Cay... Just so you know... I wanted to do it. Right there, a while ago. But you know why I couldn't, and why we shouldn't." There was a pain in my chest at his words. But I just gazed at him, unsure of what to say. He was right. It would be a mistake. And no matter how many times my weak heart and frail mind wanted him to kiss me, it would be selfish, not to mention immoral. In the end we would both regret it, and that would hurt the most. © rainthereader 2012 All Rights Reserved

Belle thought she was completely normal. Sure, sometimes her body looks like it sparkles and she has a random interest in myths and flowers, but that's not weird-right? Apparently not. One day she when she makes a flower grow so much it goes through the roof of the school, it's obvious she's not normal. She finds out that her and 3 other students in the country are the missing children of the faery gods and goddesses-4 extremely powerful faeries and pixies that can control the elements, who are on the verge of war. It's Belle's job to recruit the 3 other missing children and save the world from war. A tale of love, friendship and magic.

Young and restless. Two teenage boys, Parker and Beck find themselves taken from their families at the age of eight and put through a near impossible training to be killers with a bunch of other children. They are the only two to pass. The man in charge uses them to kill his enemies but when he finds out about their secret rebellion that had formed after receiving a mission he wants them killed. Parker and Beck will have to face this threat while trying not to get caught by the two spies that they might lose their hearts to.

What do you do when you can't get a guy out of your head? You don't whinge and cry... you look for him. So, Chloe trys to find her Library Boy. But when she sees him again, will she think she has wasted her time looking for him?