Evelyn is in love with her friend Alex. She has loved him since she was 12, even if at that age she didn't even believe in love. Ever since she was 12 she has written letters to him almost everyday. What happens when Alex one day finds those letters? Will his feelings be mutual or will Evelyn's fears be confirmed, Alex will never love someone like her. While she hopelessly tries finding those letters and praying Alex does not have them, Alex leaves without saying a word. What will happen of Evelyn? Will she ever find those letters or Alex ever again?

****ATL FANFICTION********** SEQUEL TO My Life Isn't complicated.. Sarah Dawson's life has always been a little complicated and its about to get 10 times worse! ..... ______Please Read My life isn't complicated.. if you don't, you will be insanely confused.. Thanks! :D

I have two guys in my life and a reputation to up hold but working so hard to come as far as I have has it's consequences. Now I'm left with some of the hardest choices to make and all I can say that I've gained from this is three friends and the title of Kerrang! Legend.

A prequel to 'Dirty Work', setting the scene for both Jen and Alex before they met. It explains why Jen moved to Baltimore, and what Alex was like before he met her.

It's Junior year for Jen and the guys, and boy isn't a lot happening! The guys are getting more interest, and it won't be long before they make their first full length on Emerald Moon records, but also this year there are a few troubles ahead, including two people from the past coming back to haunt Alex and Jen, with one delivering nasty consequences. Read on to find out what happens!

The story begins on Jen's first day at Dulany High School, where she meets the flirtatious Alex Gaskarth in homeroom and they quickly become friends as he takes her under his wing. He also introduces her to his bandmates Jack, Rian and Zack as well as their friends Matt and Grieco. This story follows their sophmore year and how friendships can grow into something much more, and that love isn't always a neon arrow pointing you in the right direction.