"There is never a time or place for true love. It happens accidentally, in a heartbeat, in a single flashing, throbbing moment." ― Sarah Dessen, The Truth About Forever. ~ ~ ~ What do you do when you like someone you really shouldn't? You ignore it, as it's human nature. You ignore it until it's too hard for you to ignore it, until it's bubbling and steaming under your skin, until... you act on it. Cameron Lance has his life mapped out. He's going to graduate high school with flying colors, get a degree in a high paying job, meet a nice girl, get married, have kids, etc. Everything is going according to plan, he hasn't done anything wrong, his grades are impeccable, he has two friends who have his back. It looks like everything is going perfectly. Then BAM! Out of nowhere, on his beautiful map of perfection, a blemish appears. A blemish in the form of a French boy named Sebastian Leroy. {That awesome cover was made by @new-york}

There's no way Taryn's taking Blake's place as president of the student body. As soon as the memorial for him and six of their friends is over, she's resigning as VP. Really. Except people say the fire was no accident. (She says it's way too easy to blame someone who's dead.) When Taryn reads the writing on the wall, literally, the bathroom wall, she knows what it means. To get to the truth she has to come out from under her paisley comforter. But, seriously, what stage of grief says Taryn has to be the one to fix what's wrong at Ideal High? Maybe she's the one who's broken.

This is the completely rewritten second edition of Unbecoming Humans. It's bigger, it's gayer, it's everything the first edition deserved to be. Please note that this rewrite is currently in progress. The end of the current rewritten chapters will be marked. With civilization on the brink of collapse, Aria's parents built Eden to be the cradle of the next evolution of humanity, but survival at Eden is far from guaranteed. Aria has been little more than a puppet in her parents' games of genetic experimentation and control over the next iteration of humanity for almost as long as she can remember. When Aria meets Nima, the latest in a long line of victims lured to Eden by the promise of safety, a spark rekindles her cold heart. Aria can't sit idly by while Nima becomes her parents' next prey. The two must find a way to survive Eden's deadly experiments, or risk the greatest love they've ever known.

"Last year I lost my best friend, who'd made a prick move, and the girl I loved to the guy I hated." Howard Temple is going off to college with his new-found step-brother Anton, who just broke up with his girlfriend using a line from a Disney princess movie (his little sister's influence), and said a proper goodbye to his friend, making him an example to the others. And they both want a brand new start. Friendless, dateless, but hopeful, will they get it? Will they be able to forgive, or will the only thing they want to do is forget? (boyxboy)