Nora Taylor is good at one thing, and one thing only, fucking up. She's made a lot of mistakes in her life but there are really only 18 that matter. She doesn't count them as mistakes because they're nothing in comparison to the mistake she makes with him, Darren Benefield. UPDATES EVERY TEN DAYS Excerpt: Laura Elizabeth Taylor grew up in a southern military town. Her views were old-fashioned, out dated, and backed up by her belt, it's how she was raised. Every decision, big or small, was micro-managed by my mother until I reached the age of eighteen. What friends I had, what clubs I joined, what classes I took, my mother decided for me. I've made many mistakes in my life, some having small consequences others having large ones. Having sex with Noah Fischer was one of the greatest mistakes I made in my life, if I had a list he would be number 19. Not because I got pregnant or because he never spoke a word to me afterwards, no, it was because my mother found out. The day had started out as any other day did when I was that age. I came home from school that day to see my mother in the kitchen with a blood-stained throw pillow sitting on the kitchen table right next to her leather belt. When Laura Elizabeth Taylor found out that I was no longer a virgin I feared for my life.

When one bad thing happens in your life you learn to get over it. When something big and life charging comes from that bad thing, you are faced with a choice. April learns that on twenty fourth birthday, it wasn't her fault, she didn't know and because of that her life changes. If the change is good or bad no one will know until it's too late. ~~~ "You're like a snowflake. Great to look at, mesmerizing, and wondrous; but when I try to talk to you you melt away into yourself like when I cup a snowflake in my hand. Just let me ease your suffering, let me help end your pain."

In the future a disease wipes out almost the entire human race, the survivors were the Infinitus', Dissenters, and the rest were the few lucky who devoted their lives to making sure that their children aren't infected by the disease. Now, one hundred years later Dissenters are sent to Quisling camp to help scientists find the cure to the disease to save the world... or so they think. Between being a Dissenter, trying to survive the Quisling administration, and managing her love life Katie Becker has a lot cut out for her. Who will be the last one standing? Updates every Tuesday