Rachel Crossway is youngest of the quadruplets in her family. Being a quadruplet was never easy to Rachel, being the only girl in her family didn't help with that either. When her mom left, Rachel shut down inside, she was brilliant but didn't let anyone see it, she was beyond beautiful and everyone knew it, except he...
You could say Bella is a normal 13 year old girl, but if you said that you would be lying! Her name is Bella Grier. NASH GRIERS LITTLE SISTER(; She is twins with Hayes and that is pretty difficult! Living with the Griers may seem fun but it's pretty crazy! Read and find out what's in store for Bella.
Ashlynn is a girl in high school, who soon Falls in love with a blonde boy named Jack. While her best friend, Nash Grier, has secret feelings for her. It all leads down to one question. Which one?
Have you ever imagined having a famous sibling? You know, a sibling that is in the top ten on famousbirthdays.com and has millions of followers on social media? Maddie Dallas has constantly lived in the shadow of her older brother and social media star Cameron Dallas since she was young. Now, as a young teenager, Mad...
Becky Carson is a 21 year old YouTuber. She decides to move away from Canada and to England to live with one of her best Internet friends, and fellow youtuber, Zoe Sugg. When she meets Zoe's brother, Joe Sugg, she instantly develops a crush on him. If you'd like to find out what will happen to the two, then start read...
" You are my little city that I can always runaway to, where I can find my sanity, and where I can find myself at 3 am thinking of you. Just you, Zoe." (( a sequel to reckless )) This book cannot be altered or duplicated. © Copyright 2015 All rights reserved.
"Yeah, But-" I tried to say. "No more buts. Just get your cute little butt to bed so we can cuddle." He commanded. People do crazy things just for the thrill of it. Zoe Tyler never experienced or understood that. That was until she met Matthew Espinosa. The boy who taught her how to love and be a little Reckless. This...
