When everything, the people she loves and everything she's held onto, is dying around her, roses seem to be the only things full of life around her.

two hearts come together to form one two voices come together to form one two people come together to form a bond like no other but can they accept each other for their past their present their future

BOOK ONE IN THE 'SCARRED' SERIES If I could have taken it back, everything, I wouldn't have because here he is, his bright green eyes staring down at me and his arms holding me tightly to him as if he had let go, I would have gotten away from him yet again. His smile seeped inside of me, seeming to heal these scars I was left with. Brin, for almost four years now, raised her child as a teenager without the father. Her sad and conflcited past left her with scars she thought might never heal. But that was until she met someone who, despite her past, cares about her like her ex boyfriend didnt. But when Nick, the baby's father, decides to come out from the shadows, he suddenly realizes that he wants to take in Brin and their child. Brin finds herself comfclicted with her past and her near future.

Alex is a normal girl, with a twist. She attends the Fields Academy for spies. Can she balance her spy life with her personal teenage life? (Concept inspired by the Gallagher girl books by Ally Carter)

When Autumn goes on a dangerous hunt by herself, in order to get away from her abusive father, she runs into danger she wasn't expecting. But luckily, two handsome young hunters come to her rescue

My life can be compared to catching a ball. Easy, right? Nope. It's sort if like this: you want so desperately to catch the ball, but it's being hurled 100mph at your face. Harder than it looks.

I knew it was wrong, though it felt perfectly right, and it was Jenny, dancing as the strobe lights bounced all around her that made her eyes sparkle with drunken delight, snapped me back to reality, for I realized that I was impeccably in love with Jenny and I, nor any of the other guys who sat gaping at her, could ever do about it.