It's year 2016, the third world war just finished, no one won, everything is destroyed, about the 75% of people in the world is dead, no one knows why it started, but there's no government, no military, no rules. The bombings were unexpected, nobody was prepared for what happened, people started killing other people without thinking it twice, this is the story of a group of young teenagers surviving the end of the world.

*** NOT EDITED AT ALL, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK *** Cameron Reeds is a nerdy girl that likes staying in the shadows, unlike her twin, Ashley. They move, with their mum, to a small town in Northern California called Avondale. After a not-so-good encounter with a guy at the grocery store that resulted in her seducing the guy into giving her the last packet of Oreos, Cameron finds out that the guy has a name. Aaron Weaver, aka, her new high school's bad boy and her sister's new target. When Aaron starts taking an interest in Cameron, she instantly retreats to her shell and ignores him until he ends up showing up at her window. Literally. Cameron only wants Aaron to leave her alone and let her senior year slip by. Too bad Aaron on a different schedule planned for the both of them. #5 in Humor on January 15, 2016 #177 in Romance on November 9, 2014

I am Marco Lombardi. You may know me as being the captain of the soccer team and star of girls' fantasies. I'm am able to convince a girl to drop her clothes without me even breaking a sweat. Life is pretty good for me . . . Until a girl messed it up. Let me explain, a new girl walks into my class and I think it'll be the same old routine: I sweet talk to her, establish a little skin contact, convince her to come to the Janitor's closet, establish a lot of skin contact, and BOOM! I add another girl to my list. But boy, was I wrong. Here is a section of our first words to each other. " 'Let me tell you, you're awfully lucky that you're so beautiful because I don't usually let New Yorkers sit by me,' I whisper smoothly, using a voice girls tell is irresistible. 'You call it lucky, I call it unfortunate.' And with that, she looks away toward the board." This is going to be harder than I thought but no way this girl will change me.