Samantha's life changed two years ago when her mother died. She now cares for her younger brother and puts up with an abusive guardian. The fun, happy girl turned into the shy, terrified girl. When they move and her and her brother start at a new school, she doesn't plan on making herself known. But when she catches the attention of the resident bad boy, her plans change. What does he see in her? What is he hiding? And most importantly, why is a mysterious wolf suddenly appearing?

The first in the 'Lest We Forget' Series. 18 year old Elle Wickham is on the run. From what, nobody knows. Entering a new town on a decked out motorbike that she built up herself, with her little brother on board, she is the talk of the minuscule population - especially when she turns out to be the niece of the only bachelor in the town, and the owner of the garage she gets a job in. With her cold aura and her sharp tongue, she isn't what you'd call approachable and with her eidetic memory she isn't one to forgive easily. In fact, the only one to get any emotion out of her is her sibling, a fact that local basketball star, Erik Marshall, is quick to notice - and uses that to his full advantage. But with her past threatening to find her and endanger the only thing that matters in her life, will she be able to settle down in the quiet woodsy area? Or will she have to go on the run again with her brother in tow - or better yet, confront the danger head on....even if it means to give her life in turn?

Drew Rangle, quarterback of his high school football team, is dating gorgeous cheerleader, Elle Martin. When Drew's parents ask Elle's full-figured twin sister, Em, to stay with Drew during their month long vacation, Drew discovers more about himself than he ever wanted to know.

Alex Michaels had lived more in her twenty years of life than most people have. She trusts no one and relies on only herself. She doesn't have time for relationships and likes it that way until one day someone makes her slow down, literally. She comes upon a serious accident on her way to work and stops to help. The man is bleeding and she does the only thing she can think of, she uses her own shirt to slow his bleeding. Brandon Phillips, young, wealthy, and a womanizer. Wakes up from a car accident to a beautiful half naked woman. She's all he thinks about but she keeps turning him down. His hero is hiding something and he'a going to find out what.

Mushrooms: They're soft, silky, white and super evil. Walmart: It's a place you go grocery shopping. You don't necessarily like it, but it gets the job done. Enter me: An outgoing, bubbly girl with flowing locks of golden hair and eyes as deep as the ocean bl- Ha! Just kidding. But seriously. How did a girl like me: Green dull eyes, boring brown hair and a piercing on her eyebrow get kidnapped? Yes, you heard right. Kidnapped. As in stolen. From a small town. During Winter. In Walmart. WALMART. It's a little insulting if you ask me. _____________ Welcome to the world of Humor lovely! My description may not be good, but if you give the story a chance I'm sure you'll love it :)

To be Overhauled & Rewritten

Humans are not weak." she cried as her fingers curled around the tips of the dog's hair, "We can stand our ground with the best of them, or did you forget that once upon a time you were one of us too?" All Kaitlyn ever wanted was to live her life in the best, most normal way possible, but normal people didn't have parents who were murdered by wolves, friends that shifted back and forth between the forms of wild life, or a vampire that was whisking them away, claiming it was for their own protection. That was all Darrius wanted. From the moment they had met, he knew that there was something intriuging about her. He couldn't determine where it was the fact that she clouded his vampiric ability, or that the hybrids seemed so fascinated with her being that they were willing to go to extremes to have her on their side, but whichever it was, there isn't much time left to figure it out. The hybrids were on the move, and until they were brought to an end, he could only hope that one day he would wake up and see it, clear as day. Unbeknown to him, she did as well.