Rose Weasley is a sixth year with a bit of a problem. And it's not her red hair that attracts people's attention from a mile away. And it's also not her irritating cousins James and Fred- how do Ginny and Angelina manage anyway? Alright, so Rose Weasley has quite a few problems. But unfortunately for her, the biggest one lies with the trademark blond hair and smug smirk that belongs to none other than... ... Scorpius Malfoy.

Every time I w.r.i.t.e, it's like dipping further into the InSaNiTy. I don't need FRIENDSSS when I have friends like Anorexia and Bulimia. They'll A.L.W.A.Y.S. be here for me. xoxo

Book Two of the Camber Trilogy. “When you let those first words slip out, you’re terrified. Terrified of people’s reactions, of anything really. At least, I know I was. The speaking came very slowly for me. It started with just mumbling a few words to that person, those words turning into conversations..." Camber's back, and, well, not better than ever. She's been through more stuff than any teenager, or adult, should ever have to have been through. Camber, is, well, not normal like she wants to be. She is Carefully Crazy. ------------------------------------- Sorry, bad at descriptions XD

"So that brings me back to the dream. I was there again, but this time, I was him. Beating some little kid, wasted out of my mind. I think the dream has to do with when I came home from that party, drunk. It scared the hell out of me, Camber. I don't want to be like him." His voice is down to a whisper, tears falling silently. "You aren't like him." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ever since the age of five Camber has been mute. She hasn't talked since that scarring night when her parents were murdered, and she was raped. Now, at the age of fifteen, Camber is still mute. Living in a foster home, all her foster mother would love to do is fix this 'broken girl'. But she can't. No one can. Camber would love to forget, to be normal, but she just can't. Unable to be touched without having a full fledged panic attack, she's tired of doctors poking and prodding at her. She's given up. Until he comes along. He wants to help her with her problems, and fix his own. But no one can fix the unfixable. But, maybe, against all odds, the broken boy can? Book One of the Camber Trilogy.

After two months of isolation and 'working out issues', Liv returns home with more secrets than before she left. Why she left and where she went are questions to all but her and her family. Liv claims to be cured, happy and never better, but is she really all that she says? Or is she still battling the demons of her past?