Being the new transfer of a former all male high school is not that easy. Carter Singley Academy was a school "built by men and for men", but the school board finally agreed to accept female students due to a failing reputation. So Violet Bradley joins the other 17 girls in the whole senior class of Carter Singley Academy and it seems like she struggles to adapt to her new predominately male environment. Too bad she's not noticing the trail of guys worshipping her presence.

Published under Pop Fiction/Summit Media. She's rich, he's not. She's the student body president, he's struggling to pass math. She's the queen bee, he's the loner in school. Celeste Graham is on the top of the high school food chain. Students look up to her, but some just plainly feel intimidated. Being popular isn't exactly the greener side of the meadow, but just one night of getting locked into the school with a "nobody" made Celeste feel normal and genuinely happy. Both of them bring a hidden side to each other. They might disagree most of the time, but that was a little price to pay for falling for their polar opposite.

❝You have to understand that someday I can't just say hello to you to risk another goodbye. ❞

Seventeen year old Talia Asbury is most definitely not a coffee addict, like so many her age. In fact, she is the farthest thing from it. There is nobody who dislikes coffee more than she. So how did she score a job working at the only decent coffee shop in her small town? Her job isn't exactly the brightest thing in her world, but it's something she needs desperately. But enter college freshman Zachary Dunmore, who needs coffee like he needs air. Outgoing, abrasive, and addicted to caffeine, he and Talia don't get along from the start. But when something brings the two together for more than a simple coffee drink at a run-down café, the tables turn and so does their relationship. All he wanted was a café au lait; all she needed was a job.

Sometimes all you really need is a place to call home. * * * NOTE AS OF 04/2026: This is the old version of the story from 2012. It is currently being reprised, which you can also find under my profile here in wattpad as "5:48 [reprised]"

❝ he told her the story about how the sun loved the moon so much, he died every night just to let her breathe. ❞ {memoirs from a girl who didn't realize how much he cared until it was too late.}

Layla has traveled all over the world as a stewardess, hoping to escape the memories she left behind in her hometown. After an accident on a flight forces her back to Geneva, Layla is forced to face the tragedy and broken family she left behind in the small upstate New York town, and realizes that sometimes emotional baggage just needs to be emptied out.

Secrets are always better left unshared. For Emily, her diary has become a place where she can scrawl down a whole world of secrets without worrying about anyone ever discovering them. But when her diary mysteriously goes missing, her secrets come back to haunt her. Will she survive the torrent of blackmail that befalls her?

Makeup Guru, May Miller, was once the number one makeup artist on YouTube. But now? Her family is experiencing troubles due to the economy and May has to say adios to her collection of MAC and Sephora sets. Now walking around public- and yes, high school is also included- she faces the world with not a single drop of foundation. She feels ugly and hopeless. Sacrificing her makeup meant sacrificing her confidence. She loses some friends and has gained a few bullies. May might just lose it, until something, or maybe someone, may be enough to make her smile again.

"Popularity is a blessing. It's like a teenager’s imitation of fame. Girls want to be you, boys want to be with you. The less popular envy you, waiting for that moment to take your place; and the equally popular want to get to know you, because there was this mutual understanding that said ‘hey, I’m one of you. Let’s be perfect together.’ Popularity truly is a blessing." - Jolie M. He's a bit of an ass. She's a bit of a hoe. The one thing they have in common? Popularity.