Riley has always expressed herself through music, always. Yet what she still cannot figure out is what her lyrics are telling her, they tell her something is missing, but what? Than her best friend Chad disappears off the face of the earth and she begins to wonder and fret over their friendship or to her something she's realising was always more than just a friendship.... As she begins to decipher her lyrics she becomes more and more curious into her mother’s life; a mother who practically had abandoned her and her father as soon as she was born. She's never thought much of her mother but once Chad disappears and leaves her abandoned and alone she begins to realise that something is missing and she’s been in this position before. But is it her mother or is it someone else? Most importantly on this journey, what will she find when she reads between the lyrics?

Steph has always been the girl that hides behind the multiple shields of hers, an unnoticed person you pass in the school's hallway and a random who sits in the back of your classroom. Until she finds the most popular girl of school...not so popular...or alive anymore. Suddenly Steph is far from invisible but instead the centre of gossip and fame, just for finding the schools most popular girl dead. And it doesn't help that one of the school's most handsome boys, Gavin, is suddenly giving her attention. Is he only just noticing her now when he should have years ago if his feelings are true? Or is he another who just wants to use her? But what is nerving Steph more is that finding out that her bland life can be only blamed on one person, herself. Coupled with the fact that she's got targets on her head, death threats, centre of attention.....well, things aren't always going to go to plan, let along end with a happily ever after. At the end of the day Steph's going to step out on the other side an all new person. But will she be in one piece? Or does Gavin really have the band-aids to her heart?

"Kiss me." I demanded, relishing the low primal groan that he released before hauling me against the hard planes of his body. Arielle Summers is not expecting to fall inexplicably, passionately and completely in love. But when she moves in with her brother after the loss of her parents, she discovers more about herself than she ever thought existed. With discovery after discovery she looses herself to the insurmountable attraction that binds her to bad boy Jason Wills and soon the lines that separate them blur. But what will survive the tests that are to come?

"I needed you!" She yelled, staring up at him with tears streaming down her face. 'I needed you and you weren't there!" He just stared, his hand trembling as he held onto her cheek tightly."You didn't save me.." She whispered weakly,broken. He roared.

Kayli loves her big brother and would do anything for him. So when an accident forces him to not be able to attend a prestigious all boy's soccer camp, destroying his dream of getting scouted, Kayli steps into her brother shoes and goes on his behalf. She discovers quickly that pretending to be a guy, constantly surrounded by sexy soccer studs, proves to be harder than she imagined. And past and new relationships, will test her. Will Kayli be able to keep her cool and maintain her fake persona as her brother? Or will her master scheme come unraveling around her? Only time will tell... Formerly known as "Going to an all boy's soccer camp, let the games begin"

***PREVIOUSLY TEACH ME*** Rainah has never had an easy life. She lives with her two younger sisters, her emotional mother and her abusive father who killed her best friend and twin brother, Ash. She blames herself for his death and has terrible nightmares. On top of all of this, she cuts herself and has an eating disorder. There is a new music teacher at her school, Mr. Haynes. Will he be able to help her? Can he save her from her out of control life? Or is it to late?

Luna has problems. Bigger problems than simply being a werewolf. She ran away from her Pack, making her a rogue - something unheard of. Females are rare, and viciously protected, so why would she leave the safety of Pack life to fend for herself? Well, Luna has secrets. Ones that could destroy her. So what happens when she tries to start over, in a new school, only to find it overrun by an enemy pack? Well she has a plan: lay low and get by unnoticed. Unfortunately nothing is ever as easy as it should be when it comes to Luna. Throw in an assassin frenemy who has secrets of his own and may or may not want to kill her himself, a boy on the brink of losing control, and a mischievous one-of-a-kind pet, and Luna might just be in over her head. I do not own the cover. All rights go to the owner.*

Senior year couldn't be better. Avery Nelson's finally dumped her brain-dead boyfriend, she's taking all easy classes, and she finally has a job working at the local McDonald's. Her life couldn't get any better. But when McDonald's gets robbed by a psycho with a gun to the back of her head, Avery can feel everything falling apart. A mysterious masked man dressed in all black appears out of no where, saving not only her life, but the rest of the restaurant's as well. And thus begins the meetings between Avery and the masked man. He hasn't claimed a name for himself, yet the media has been all over him. Unoffically known as The Man With The Green Slash, he has taken a liking to Avery. His arrogant attitude matched with the mystery of him leaves Avery curious for more. And soon she finds herself struggling to figure out who the Green Slash really is under the mask.

Mason Johnson's life can in no way be described as perfect. He lives with his sister and her on-again-off-again boyfriend, Caden. All his life he's grown up around drugs, yet some how Mason's stayed clean. It's junior year in high school for this 16 year old and he's just coasting through classes. But when his Drama teacher offers an extra credit opportunity that could help him pass, he finds himself with a role in The Phantom of the Opera opposite of the lovely and beautiful Rose Simpson, who has a clear dislike of Mason. Chemistry flares as the two opposites find themselves spending more time than either wanted to make the play a success.

Alyxis Dasher had it all. Great friends, perfect grades, and an almost unparalleled talent for dance. A strategic planner, her future is set: graduate top of her class from the Hilliard Ballet Academy, and join a prestigious ballet company that tours the world and would ultimately gain her international stardom. But when the unthinkable happens, destroying Alysix's innocence, self esteem, and trust in everything around her, things change. Her whole world caves, leaving her bitter and broken. Unable to move past it, Alyxis ends up on a downwards spiral and her dreams become simply that: useless dreams. Worried about her wellbeing, her parents send her to live with her Aunt Sadie, hoping the change from her hectic city life will do her good. But will a new scenery and break from constant high expectations be enough to bring back the old Alyxis? Or will the weight of what she has suffered prove too much and swallow the last fractured pieces of her soul, leaving nothing but emptiness and resentment behind? Axl Swanson is as cynical as they come thanks to years of disappointment from a consistently absent father and countless betrayals by a selfish mother. End result: a mental armour so thick he considers himself immune to people's empty promises, lies, and deceitful behaviour. Such a blatantly flippant attitude ensures that he has no real friends, something that Suits Axl just fine as it means nobody can get close enough to hurt him. Determined to remain untouchable, he does his best to ignore the New York transfer student Alyxis Dasher whose haunted eyes and skittish tendencies pique his curiosity. But when a unexpected encounter with Alyxis in the school gym leads Axl to believe she is facing some pretty big demons of her own, things change. He has a decision to make. Will he break his well honed anti social habits to get closer to the one person who could potentially end up hurting him the most? Or will seventeen years of injustices and the fear they've i