High school. That’s a word that a lot of people are afraid of. There ‘s the loners and Goths. The Emo and freaks. Then come the nerds and geeks. After them come the normal kids. Then Hipsters and wannabes. But on top of it all are the plastics and the jocks with full popularity. Mia falls somewhere between the normal kids and the populars. She’s not a hipster or a wannabe. She’s simply Mia. But she’s above average. She can get a guy to do a double take. She’s been asked for her number but nothing. At 17 Mia hasn’t had a boyfriend. She’s never been kissed. When she’s asked about her ex’s she simply says “I’ve never dated.” But when the New guy Xavier, moves in next door and into her class, his next move is into her heart. When he starts to show interest Mia starts to shy away. But Why? Is there something that she’s hiding? What’s keeping her from Xavier? Will her past come back to the present? What secrets will be unveiled and where does it leave the two? Well this is Mia’s story: Never Been Kissed.

Emery Price was perfectly fine with being a wallflower. In fact, she applauded the idea. There was nothing she wanted more than to get through her senior year unnoticed, distraction-free, with high honors and an acceptance letter to a prestigious university. Fox Evans, gorgeous and irresponsible, is the playboy that blurred her perfectly-planned vision. With his dirty jokes, dashing smirk, and notorious reputation, he unintentionally kills any chances of Emery being in the background. Though as time passes, she seems to mind less and less...

Falling in love was not to be expected and neither was getting hurt along the way, but life had a funny way of working. [Not the funny ha-ha kind of way.] Every single day, all that was Luke invaded my entire being over and over again: his eyes seemed to bore into mine; his smile held my heart and refused to let go; his hair seemed to taunt my hands into tousling it and playing with it; his hands were soft and smooth; his embrace was warm and full of the-four-letter-word. His entire existence completed me. Just him. My heart not only skips a beat like in those cliched stories, but it also cracks into minuscule pieces; I tried putting my heart back together, but it seems I can't because I'll just end up bleeding love all over again. Neither can I give my heart to someone else when it's being held captive by Luke. I just wished he was there to catch me when I fell for him. Unrequitted. That's most probably the only way I can describe this love I have for Luke. One-Sided Love. [Edited By: mizeroangel]

At the start of a new school year 16 year old Spencer Bennett finds herself lost. She had lost most of her friends over the summer and was no longer on speaking terms with her best friend Chloe. She befriends Quinn Stewart, the bad girl of her High school and with Quinn's help she sets out to go after the guy she likes. However, there are many obstacles that she must face along the way before she can get what she wants.

We've all made mistakes before, right? But when Kayla Stewart makes the drunken mistake of falling into the bed of the previously heartbroken ladies man, Damion Lucas, she soon finds out that this is one mistake that will never be forgotten. Kayla's mistake brings her life to an unexpected standstill, throwing her towards the one man she thought that she'd never see again. Once she starts getting to know the real Damion, can she stop herself from falling in love? Will Damion be able to resist falling back into the trap of his scheming ex girlfriend, ruining everything that he and Kayla have become, or will his developing love for her be something he simply cannot let go.

When 17 year old Harley finds herself jobless, she needs a new job-- and quick. Her uncle comes to her house with a job offer. For her to become a teacher at his school. A school for delinquents. Watty Awards 2010 Winner of Best Overall, Best Romance, Best Female Lead, and Best Cast!

Everyone dies, someday and somehow. Sixteen year old Allie is dying of cancer. More than anything, she wants to be a normal teenager. But pretending is exhausting and the lies pile up. With a chance at first love and true friends, Allie must choose between maintaining the pretence or risking everything with the truth. Can Allie open her heart and embrace love? If you liked 'The Fault in Our Stars' by John Green or 'A Walk to Remember' by Nicholas Sparks, you'll love Awakening to Life.

Charlie was an average girl who hated being average. But that all changed the summer she turned 15. The holidays had rolled around and she was forced to visit her grandparents, which sounds innocent enough, until she disappeared. She returns two years later not knowing that time had lapsed in her absence, with no memories of what had happened, looking the same as the day she left. Things get mighty confused. There is talk of a world called Argonia that she has never heard of. An evil man seeking her out that stole her memories and still keeps them in a crystal goblet. Then a prophecy that revolves around saving the world. While everything seems to involve an elaborate mirror that leads to a mystery world. When a gorgeous guy named Caden appears on the scene, he only has eyes for her, and seems to hold the answer to her mysteries. Can he help her solve the riddle of her life before it's too late? And could she really be the saviour of a world she had never even heard of?