A hidden box with five names. A history of secrets and betrayal. Five teenagers are brought together under mysterious circumstances to learn about their past and to save their future.

❝Don't steal my money, steal my heart.❞ ++++ Remi Greggs isn't rich. Ever since her mother left, she and her dad (okay fine, maybe not her dad) have made the best of her life, even if they do have take-out most of the week, and a lot of stolen wallets. Her pick-pocketing skills get her a meal everyday, but choosing the wrong person to steal from just might land her in the biggest dilemma of her life. All Rights Reserved © 2016 grammatically

❝Someday, I will leave and never come back.❞ ❅ Daniella Evans plans on spending her summer holiday in complete and utter peace; and by peace, she clearly means lazing around while gaining inordinate amounts of weight in the very process. Her plan fails miserably as her parents announce that they'd planned a surprise trip to Australia, and since Daniella nurtured a hobby of taking photographs of whatever comes to view, she was clearly ecstatic. With countless trips to amusement parks, bonfires, numerous confessions, spontaneous kisses, and unveiled secrets, Daniella definitely didn't expect her summer holiday to turn out like this. And she definitely didn't expect to develop feelings for Christopher Stone; a cold, ruthless boy. But what happens when Daniella leaves? After all, time is their most limited commodity. One thing's for certain, though: life always gets in the way. 111 in teen fiction 12/3/2016 cover by @devoursheabooks

In which a boy and girl participating in a floral design curriculum must work together to plan out a wedding: from the flowers, rings, fashion, venue, and everything in between. Of course, it isn't meant to take literally-- the final product is an almost kiddy act out of the wedding with your partner. Since the class is ninety-nine percent females, the lucky one to get stuck with Langston, the school's lazy bum who sees no point in school and is the only guy in the class, is the perfectionist Avril. The two can't even decide on the mere color scheme of the wedding, yet alone how to get along. However, they have to pull it together if they want to pass; even if that means working over their differences and making Langston actually come to school, because Avril surely isn't going to ruin her all A run through high school because of someone like him.

something dark is woken far in your mind.

❝ You're the most extraordinary piece of life I had ever come across. ❞ When Lennon is thrashed in a whirlwind of problems, he decides to look to the girl living across from his new building - Felicity. The girl who seemed to have all the answers to his problems, even though her level of exhaustion was scraping the skyline of the buildings, while his was scraping the pavements of the city. *STORY IS UNDER MAJOR EDITING

We look up at the same sky and we see the same thing and suddenly, it's not so lonely anymore.

Waking up with a hangover she expected. Waking up with a hickey she did not. After coming home from another wild party, Eva Roa totally expected the pounding in her head, but she didn't expect the love bite on her neck. She also didn't expect Ryder Finnick to be the one who gave it to her.

What do you think would happen if you started seeing glimpses through your soulmate's eyes, knowing you're due to meet them in a week? [Book #1 of The Soulmate Series] © felicitate | 2015

Voted "Most Likely to Join the Circus" consecutively by Killian High's past three 2009-2011 published yearbooks, and as said by practically every person in the entire school, Derek Wells is the school's ultimate class clown. Seriously, if you're ever in need of a good laugh just go to him and he'll have you clapping your hands and shaking with quiet laughter like some dumb seal. The biggest joke of all to him was love. What was that? It was just some mushy, four-letter word that somehow could make a girl either swoon or cry or slap you in the face depending on the circumstances. So when Derek puts on his newly-acquired glasses for the first time in school, he doesn't expect to see Gwen, one of his closest friends, in a completely different light. Suddenly when she smiles, it feels as if something is crawling around in his stomach and he isn't sure if it's the suspicious crab he had for dinner the night before or gas. When Derek confesses his feelings to her, of course she's going to take it as one big joke. It seems that "the funniest kid in the school" can't say those three words without having someone wait expectantly for the punch line. Will Derek prove to Gwen that he can be serious when he needs to be? Or will she just wind up laughing in his face?