To them it is not about who you are but what you are, Katerina is the only daughter of one of the richest family in Spain but it seems that even money can't buy her freedom

Reagan Williams always blended into the background, never standing out. She was a guarded person who let very few people past her walls. She didn't let people see her vulnerable and emotional side. Drawing was her outlet, the way she explained herself and feelings. What happens when a figure starts to constantly haunt Reagan both day and night? A figure she sees in her dreams but never catches the face of. The only way she can put reality to this person consuming her dreams is to draw him on paper, or what little she sees about him. Who is this boy in her dreams? Is he real? And most importantly, why is Reagan dreaming about him?

A summer was all it took. A summer for two teenagers to fall in love. It was the best summer of their lives, until it all came crashing down. The truth came out and broke these two apart. An entire summer of passion, trust, laughter, and drama. Mia Corlette is your typical teenage girl. She's shy, sweet, and very talented when it comes to music. Over the summer, she joins her Aunt, Uncle, nephew and niece in Fairmill, South Carolina. She works minimum wage at the local diner to help pay for college. Daniel Belanger is nothing like Mia. He's the "ladies man," the class flirt. He's outgoing and popular with both staff and classmates. He's the star quarterback and A+ student. His "go-with-the-flow" and charming personality makes every girl swoon. He could have any girl in the school, so what is it about Mia that draws him to her? When Mia and Daniel collide in Fairmill, they get the chance to learn more about each other. Will Mia fall in love with the daring, prince charming or will she fall for the heartbreaking class flirt.

He tries too hard. She pretends it's okay. He just won't move on. She lives in a lie. Both of them just never cared. Such complicated lives, and somehow, all of them are connected.

This book takes us back to five years after The Verse, where Kailey is now the lead singer of Flame Alyconia, a post hardcore band skyrocketing to fame. Trevor, although being the lead guitarist of his own band Irony Affairs, is full of frustrations. Same pursued dreams, but different paths taken. Meeting old friends who share the same line of career is inevitable for the famous rockstars. Trevor develops a feeling of immense rivalry towards Kailey's band, but as he chases for their fame, he realizes that he is chasing something else. What could one expect when their roads cross once more, when a dark secret from the past is lurking just around the corner? Will there be a second chance for love? Note: * This book contains mature language and sexual content (in the later chapters). You have been warned. Rockstar Serenade Trilogy Book 2: The Chorus © All Rights Reserved cover by @eecA_V

[editing-slowly] Despite doing everything she can, Lucy Ainsworth can't forget the night that she held the hand of the dying stranger, Ryden Mitchells. However; when she finds herself face to face with his ghost in her bathroom mirror, she's thrown deeper into a pit of confusion, questions and an odd attraction to the boy. As the two search for answers to this strange occurrence and do what they can to help him move on, a strong friendship bonds: and an even a stronger romance. But getting too close to Ryden could have devastating consequences for Lucy and she'll have to find it in herself to do what's best for her and for the dead boy that she's fallen head over heels for... Story Copyright 2013 © I do not own the image/s shown on the cover or in the banners. They rightfully belong to their owners

It's funny how love works. Sometimes you feel as though all the love that you think you have has been sucked up dry but other times you feel as though love was the key to Nirvana. Avery just found out about something that she definitely doesn't like. She feels as though the world has collapsed on her. But, will she find love along the way to renewal? Or will the same thing happen again?

Charlotte and Ryan have been nothing more than friends for nearly their entire life so when Ryan's raging alcoholic, drug addict mother, Susanne, leaves him and his family for a selfish, stuck-up man called Robert, she drags him along for the ride and things begin to change. No matter how hard Ryan tries to keep Charlotte out of this mess, she stands by him and is there to catch him if he falls. Ryan suddenly realises how much this girl means to him, but it can't be a fairy-tale ending without a little drama! Charlotte begins to develop feelings for Reese, one of the schools football players, causing Ryan to show some jealousy.Soon enough Ryan begins to fall for Charlotte, his best friend, but the question is; Does Charlotte feel the same way about him? Will they become anything more than'Just Friends'?

"I couldn’t help but wonder if there was a special place in hell for people who screwed up the best friendship they had because they had these wild, greedy ideas about getting with their bestfriend. I’d have to look into that." It takes one party to notice that your close friend has changed over the summer—in good ways. It takes one weekend to realise that you have more in common then you first realised. It takes a week to decide just how much you like him. And from then on it’s just this big downward spiral. In the big year of exams, football, drugs and girls, Adrian did not expect to drift towards Kai. Kai—the low-key editor of the yearbook who is, most definitely, not a girl. Adrian can’t exactly imagine how he’d explain what he feels to his parents...or his girlfriend. Soon it’s less ‘am I or aren’t I?’ and more ‘will I or won’t I?’ when things start to get really interesting in a bouncing castle at an eighteenth... A semi-autobiographical story, this is an adventure through identity and romance, drinking cruisers and driving BMWs, early Saturdays and late Fridays, caramel lattes and spontaneous trips to beach houses—this is Completely, Definitely, Gray.

‘She wasn’t that beautiful, or like the girls I knew. I wasn’t a one for settling down, but for her I was ready to do more than this. She was special, and had that twinkle in her big brown eyes that made me feel warm. She was so innocent that I couldn’t think of the devil living inside of her. Her smile was so dazzling that I thought I was going to die. I did never think of her being like that. I didn't do anything bad to her, she did. But still, they say I’m the Bad Boy.’ Sami Dortmund is a bad boy. Everyone know it, everyone say it. He is a good-looking player, who never thought about settling down. He smokes, he drugs, he sleeps around, he fights, and he hates. He is the ultimate definition of a bad boy. He meets a girl one day, who he thought she was the most beautiful and innocent girl ever made. Her brown eyes warmth him, her smile made his knees go weak. He liked her, loved her, and settled for her. But, she wasn’t what he thought she was, as she broke him slowly, and painfully. Appearances are sometimes deceptive. P.S: Written in a guy's POV! P.P.S: You WILL find offensive comments, and words! Read at your own cost :)