What started as a joyous reunion between friends soon made a turn for the worse. It was no longer a chance for redemption. Now they had to find a way to survive until dawn. [UNTIL DAWN FANFICTION] [FEMALE OC x JOSH WASHINGTON]

From day one I was taught no one could love me. How could they? I was that girl they tossed to the side. I wanted to die so bad. If only that damn girl never saved me. If you read this before September of 2014, parts of this book were changed and I recommend rereading it.

This book is about a girl who writes to the person who hurt her the most. The person who took her childhood and who she could not escape. She writes to tell him how he has hurt her and how he has shaped her. She wants to tell him how she feels and what she thinks about him. Be warned that I am definently not a pro in writing, but I feel like I really need to write this.....

***January Black is available Kindle Pre-Order at http://bit.ly/januaryblack.*** Sixteen-year-old genius Matty Ducayn is the son of The Hill’s commandant. As such, he’s expected to conform to a strict, unspoken code of conduct. Small acts of defiance over years—such as walking on the grass—have earned him a reputation for being unruly. When sarcastic test answers finally get Matty expelled from school, King Hadrian offers him a diploma if he can answer a deceptively simple question, and then dismisses the only answer.  To prove his worth to society, Matty wrestles with the king’s word games, the kingdom’s historical record, and laws that don’t make sense. He meets Iris Locke, a street smart gardener, along the way. After enchanting him at a glance, Iris helps his research, keeps him out of trouble, and finally breaks his heart.  Alone again, Matty finds himself on collision course with a deadly law, one he will have to break to answer the king’s question. Was Hadrian challenging him, or teaching him a lesson? Without Iris, it won’t matter, because Matty won’t stand down for anyone else.  January Black is the 2013 Readers’ Favorite Silver Medal winner for YA-Coming of Age.