Cindy Jankens lives a life as a nobody; invisible to mankind. Life soon changes when rolling blue eyes stare into hers. Confusion runs over Cindy as she falls back into her own thoughts.

True love doesn't always come true. For March, her destiny for true love with Sailor is inconstant and changes to where she never ends up with Sailor at all. See March triumph. See March fall to despair. Most of all, see March, Sailor, and the rest of the cast find true love, or if that fails, find anything from heartbreak to...mutual lust? [--][--] These one shots all center around a bisexual girl named March. Each one-shot has a different plot, but the same characters. March's main love interest is the beautiful femme Sailor, who tends to be presumed straight, although March reveals other love interests, such as the seductive Dawn. Count on seeing old names but surprising new ones as March shows the different outcomes that all could be in the life of a bisexual teen. If that clarified nothing for you, basically each one shot I start over the story with new plot tweaks but keep the same characters with their general relationships. March always tells the story.

This is the second and the last book in the Charlie series. Events in this novel unfold nine years after the prequel, and follows Charlotte Goodstart as she faces her past and future head-on in a bid to find out who she is, and what or rather who she wants. There's the usual drama when ish hits the fan, and humour that results from everyday life. Fights with friends with benefits, ghosts from the past, the truth and repetition of the same old mistakes occur. So how does the story end? Seat tight and enjoy!

Brooke is a Young up and coming director who just Moved to LA to see if her dream can become a reality. Along the way Brooke meets Sarah a lively rebelish girl and Brooke has a few hard discions about love and life that she has to make Brooke could always get any girl but would this be the girl that she couldn't?

“Fine, It's official, you're moving in with your mother!” Those nine little words strung together changed the lives of two girls. Sam and Mary Prince. When events occur and punishment is dolled out, Sam finds herself being shipped to live her mother and her older brother and sister. Mary, being Sam's twin, decided that she will go with. Both girls left the comfort of London for the outcrops of a new world, New York. If only everything could have stayed as easy as before. {Contains (boyxboy) (boyxgirl) and a little (girlxgirl)}

Twenty one year old Hayley Williams seems to have it made: She's in a hit band called "Paramore", young, fresh, sexy. She is one spunky red head. Rumor has it that she has a love affair with her band member, Jeremy Davis. But what her fans don't know is that she's hiding her true idenity; at least sexuality wise. Seventeen year old Dakota Gavis is small and bubbly. Rich parents, two older overproctive brothers, straight A's, and amazing friends. Only problem? Her girlfriend Racheal. Crazy fans, bitchy girlfriends, stupid rumors, and two girls. Fun.

'Standing up I looked straight at Professor Garrett, smirking evilly. "Hi, my name's Christy Evans and I'm an English major. Let's see," I said tapping my chin in concentration, all the while trying not to laugh out loud, "I'm the leader of a group of intergalactic beings who are here to terminate all those who are deemed too conceited for the good of civilization," pausing I gave Professor Garrett a pointed look of my own, "I live on planet screw you, and I'm allergic to bullshit." Smirking and feeling very satisfied with myself, I waited for Professor Garretts next move. ' -When Christy finds her long term boyfriend isn't who she thought he was, what will she do? She's about to begin college-the same one he chose to go to as well. With the help of her best friends and a new forbidden love interest, can she be persuaded to let go and love again?

Jasmine Carter is a confused young girl, looking for love in all the wrong places. Follow her story as she learns who to love and who to let go. © 2012 by Lakeyta Lewis