Arrow and Colin have been through thick and thin but its not over. There far from a happy ending. They have one last chance to make a future. They need to pass there exams and fight through but its not all what it seems. Each school has had its problems but what do you do when you find out a dark secret? A dark secret which could get them both killed. Its a fight to the bitter end as they continue to struggle for acceptance while they face there biggest challenge yet, will it all end in tears? Will there love come crushing down along with there lives? Read and find out in this last book in trilogy. Arrow's and Colin's final journey to be accepted, it all ends here.

(Sequel to Acceptance) Arrow hasn't had much luck when it's come down to being accepted and being happy for too long. Everything seemed fine, everything was working out. He was accepted by his parents, his friends and at school everything was going back to normal but then it came crashing down. Arrow's journey to be accepted is not yet over and now with his decision made he has to leave everything he knows, his old friends and start a new life half way across the country. Everything is new, everything is different and with Jerrod being bullied already will Colin stop at nothing to make him popular. Will Colin give up everything he and Arrow have for his brother? What would happen if Colin pushes Arrow away and Arrow feels alone? Will Arrow be able to cope or will everything get too much? Join Arrow and Colin as they fight for Acceptance while everyone else doesn't care.

Arrow has always had trouble understanding his sexuality. Whenever his best friend Paul talks about girls he finds himself wanting to agree but deep inside feels like he doesn't feel that at all. Arrow is confused and doesn't complete understand his own feelings and doesn't plan to tell anyone but that is all about to change when a new hot guy shows up in school with all the girls over him as Arrow begins to have feelings for him. What Arrow needs is just Acceptance but is everything as it seems?

Highest rank in Teen Fiction: 7/12/16 - #43 Jacob Palmer. Druggie. Addicted. Addictive. Scary. Intimidating. Sexy. Possessive. He has been called all of the above and many more things. But all of those ones are true. He is a druggie. He is addicted, as well as addictive. He is scary and intimidating. And he is undeniably sexy. And when he finds something he likes, he becomes SUPER possessive. He's done every drug in the book. Cocaine, nicotine, weed, you name it. But the one thing he never got addicted to was love. Sure he's had plenty of "partners", but he never cared about any of them. But one night, one night changed everything. One night, he ran into a small, and sassy but sweet boy named Timothy. Now, Timothy Clark has never even gone near a cigarette, let alone drugs. So, when Jacob enters his life and brings in all this trouble. Well, Timothy better buckle up because this is going to be one hell of a ride. © 2015 Copyright. MGN All Rights Reserved.

Bonnie Hall is your average teenage girl, a bit of a rebel, but a good kid. She just wants to live comfortably with the love of her life. That is, until her world gets flipped upside down when she is attacked, and bitten, by a vampire. She's thrust into a world of shadowy conflicts, supernatural assassins, secret deals, and all with a secret inheritance that could bring her to the upper echelons of vampire society. She cannot do it alone however. With the aid of a witch, a sorcerer, an alchemist, a werewolf, a necromancer, and a blood mage, she must forge pacts with key members of the supernatural society to overthrow the vampire's dominance over this secret world. Will she be able to do it, or will the vampires' assassin's find her first?

Ace Foley is charming, attractive, and dangerous. When he decides to go to the bar to relax for a night, he has his first encounter with Jack and Delaney, beginning to weave a tangled web with the two best friends. Jack is determined to teach Ace a lesson after he manipulates Delaney, but he soon finds that he's more tangled into this web than he originally thought.