Life is hard but Audrey's life is harder. She had a rough life back in her old school and she's willing to move to a new and better school but little did she know, she's going to an all boys school. But things are starting to get more worse when she's starting to be the centre of the spotlight in school, being the only girl. Grabbing everyone's attention, especially the dangerous ones with bad intension. But knowing Audrey, will she teach them all a lesson with her new friends by her side or deal them all by herself without letting any of her friends know? Will the cycle continue? How will it end? {COMPLETED} *book cover background is obtained off Pinterest, I do not own the image*

Willow's always been known as the good girl with the wealthy parents who could do no wrong. Little do they know that this seemingly perfect girl has some less than perfect secrets; and the fact that she's been sneaking out past curfew every night since the beginning of summer isn't the worst one. Distancing herself from the people at school has become lonely, but everything changes when a group of bad boys that she meets after curfew one night transfer to her school and begin to take an interest in her; one even more than the rest. But will they be able to protect her when events from her past re-surface and begin to get her into more trouble than she ever wanted? ********************** We were a circuit, electricity flowing through us at every connection, every light touch igniting a heat that was exhilarating but dangerous. Like we could catch fire and burn to the ground at any second. "Did you take your own advice? Did you ever forgive yourself?" I whispered, my words evaporating in the heat around us. He moved towards me, trapping me against the car door as his lips traced over my jaw, down to my neck. "This," he whispered, his thumb tracing the waistband of my jeans, making my breathing falter. "Allowing myself to feel this happiness, to feel you...this is me forgiving myself." He kissed me, calming the raging storm in me and igniting a new one. I wasn't sure which would cause more destruction, but I knew only one had pretty blue eyes and a effortless smile that could convince me it was all worth it. It probably was.

As they spend more time together, Emery begins to see glimpses of the old Grayson, the boy who once understood her better than anyone else. And with each passing moment, the pull between them grows stronger. But the truth that Grayson is hiding is darker than she could ever imagine, and the closer she gets to uncovering it, the more dangerous their friendship becomes. .•.•.•. In Whispers of the Lie, the story continues as Grayson struggles to protect the truth that could destroy everything, while Emery seeks the answers she feels are just out of reach. Can their friendship survive the weight of Grayson's secret or will the truth finally tear them apart?