Victoria Harris is a bull. Not literally, of course. But she's pretty true to what her zodiac sign says about her. She's stubborn as hell, sarcastic and witty, and is perfectly fine with being on her own. Using guys as a way to pass the time and avoiding romance at all costs is how she functions. She doesn't date and she's determined to keep it that way. But isn't there always one boy that thinks he can change the stubborn girl? This is not a story of love. This is a story of broken boy meets broken girl, as they try to safety pin the pieces of their broken hearts back together. Maybe this time, two wrongs can make it right.

Flora Montgomery - more commonly known as Frigid Flo - has a secret fear of touching and being touched. When a certain incident brings her face to face with Parker Heywood, the school's infamous flirt, her life begins spiralling downhill. What's worse, he can't seem to keep his hands off her. // beautiful cover created by the talented @MuchMoreMuchier //

"Sometimes we know what's best for other people, even though they can't see it themselves." ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ Love is never easy. Except for Lindsay Radcliffe, it is. She loves easily and when she does, she loves hard. Although it might not always be with the right person. But sometimes, we have to go through all the wrong's just to see the right. ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ (Trigger Warning: this story contains content dealing with depression, attempted suicide, and the like) #10 in Teen Fiction (11/13/16) #12 in Teen Fiction (7/2/16) #17 in Teen Fiction (6/29/16) #18 in Teen Fiction (5/16/16) #26 in Teen Fiction (5/3/16) « #freementalillness »

* NOT GOING TO BE FINISHED SO READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. Sorry. My eyes were blank. Face void of all emotion. Feet carrying me back home. Trudging up the stairs, too shocked to let the emotions sink in. My whole self was ignoring my father. He was yelling at me, drunk out of his mind. I remember closing the door behind me and dropping the picture to the floor. Dropping myself onto the floor. I cried. I cried until I couldn't cry any longer, but my body still shook in silent pain. He said forever. What he didn't tell me was that forever always ends. ((This book is v cheesy and unrealistic so watch out))

There's always been something missing in Stevie's life. She just doesn't know what or who it is. When Stevie's father starts to act suspicious, she takes it upon herself to find out what he's hiding. But when she finally sees what secret he's keeping from her, will she be able to handle it? Will all of the pain be worth it when she finally discovers this missing thing? Can she stand to hold her strength through thick and thin, like the way her father raised her? And who's to say that an adorable teenage boy can't get in the way in all of this? Life is tough when you're sixteen. It's even tougher when you're Stevie Roberts. *please be forewarned that this was the first story i ever posted on this site. needless to say my writing style has changed and improved tremendously since then (at least i think it has). proceed with caution.*