Eve is a 17 year old girl moving to a new town. Normal enough right? Except for the fact her family are werecats. Like werewolves but without the need to sniff each others bums. When she dicovers the town hides a pack of wolves you know there will be trouble, after all dog and cats don't get along.

"Stop saying I like you! Because I definitely don't." I let out a shaky breath, frustrated with the guy in front of me, convincing me that I am attracted to him and he chuckled. He leaned in closer to my ear, making me freeze in place. I could see the smirk getting closer to my face. "Cupcake, I didn't say I did." ﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ One contract; One whole year; One boy; One girl. Meet Candice Brooklyn. She's just a regular teen, who makes a living by acting & performing. Some call her the badass princess when she kneed the jewels of her co-star. Maybe she also earned the title 'Damsel In Distress' for being just innocent after all. Here comes Isac Elliot. Every girl wants him; Every guy dreams to be like him. The Finnish golden boy, who has millions of girls, swooning over him; That's just the life. Especially when you're a pop singer. What happens when two pop stars, unveil and discover the future, ahead of them? Will it clash and ruin or will it start a blossoming romance? **this book is not yet edited. I apologize for the few grammatical errors. ©All Rights Reserved

A mashup between the great 80s movies: Stand by Me and The lost Boys Ever since David escaped their clutches, they've been searching for him. It's been years since they last saw him but they've never forgotten one feature from his cold face. There was a sighting of this David figure in Castle rock and they will head down there with the aid of Sam Emerson and a few others.

1960's in America. The "cultural decade" where you either changed or were left behind. The '60s defined the counterculture and revolution in social norms of clothing, music, dress and drugs. Conservatives denounce the decade as one of the most irresponsible and flamboyant decade of social order. But that's what made it fun. Called "the Swinging Sixties" for a reason, marking the fall of social taboos and rise of the free spirit. To be a teen in this decade, or even a preteen, was a privilege. In the mids of Castle Rock's minor year, the school newbie mistakenly entangles herself with the lives of four boys who become divided as they're pressured by society and follow their own beliefs.

"You need to allow me to help you" It's not that Lillian hated the sandlot boys, to be honest hate wasn't even in her vocabulary. It was more like she was forbidden to associate with the characters. but fate had other things in store. COPYRIGHT © 2015 | -eighties ™