Reece Bremer goes through life with a scowl and cold personality. Jessica Andrews goes through life with a glowing smile and positive outlook. Reece looks at life with dull, judgmental eyes that make him hate the world and the people living in it. Jessica, well... She looks at life through a camera. Literally. They're polar opposites, and that's what sparks Reece's immediate hate for Jessica the moment they meet. All he sees is a girl with the best life, put in the category of those who get everything handed to them on a silver platter. But who says Jessica's life is like that? Just like a photograph, there's more to the story than what you see. Stumbling across one of Jessica's hidden portfolio might reveal that her happiness isn't all that true. Behind that smile and each picture she takes, holds a thousand words of a very big secret - one that Reece is determined to find out. And who knows? It just might change everything between them. cover by dysanic || 2015 watty's winner for talk of the town ||

The sisters are back! After all the drama last year, Haley's expecting - more like hoping - everything will finally settle down. Unfortunately, she couldn't be anymore wrong. With Michele in Australia, Haley is facing senior year on her own. But how can she decide her future when she's only just accepted the past? It soon becomes more than picking out the right colleges and saying goodbye to friends. Old memories resurface; new drama arises. All Michele and Haley need to know that, after Michele's accident, nothing could possible break their friendship. Right? Haley's got to get everything in order before the final day arrives, the speeches are made and the caps are thrown up in the air. (Sequel to Sisters) Teen Fiction #362 Finished: 23/12/15

A 22 year old psychopath draws us into a world of chaos, cynicism and callous murder. When you believe that your actions are insignificant in regards to the universe, there's nothing stopping you from taking whatever you want. The line between genius and insane is very thin, but only you can judge which side this narcissistic narrator speaks from.