"Society seems to think doing this to teenage girls is okay, but it really isn’t. It was society who taught me that I wasn’t good enough, that it would be so hard to love myself. It all started when I was hardly thirteen. Barely old to enough to realize what I was doing to myself. Barely old enough to realize what all of this would turn into. Barely old enough to know that this disease would take over my life." Lilia is a sixteen year old girl, who, like millions of other teenage girls and boys, is dealing with anorexia, or Ana for short. This is her story about how she copes with living with her eating disorder. Her girl best friends seem to be clueless, but her ultimate best friend, Connor, who knows her like the back of his hand, is soon catching on to Lilia's tricks and lies. Before they realize it, they're falling in love, and he wants nothing more but to save his love. But the only person who can save Lilia from herself, is her. But when tragedy strikes, will this disease push Lilia to her limits or allow her to recover?

26 year old Lyla James is living in Los Angeles pursuing her dream of being a photographer. She gets the chance of a lifetime when her best friend, Austin Carlile of the band Of Mice and Men, asks her to photograph the band on Warped Tour. She is having the time of her life when she runs into the last person she ever wanted to see again: Vic Fuentes. How will she react when she is face to face again with the love of her life who broke her heart so many years ago? Will she learn to forgive? Will she get another chance at Happily Ever After with Vic? Or has too much damage been done to her fragile heart?

in which two best friends experience warped tour together as a team, but slowly try to figure out what is the definition of their relationship.

The heavy droplets of rain were slowly slipping down the hood of his leather jacket and a few effortlessly kissed his dark chocolate hair. »H…Hi.« I sputtered. »What do you have there?« He walked closer to me and gazzed into my eyes with his dark ones, that perfectly matched his hair, then lowered his sight towards the kitten, hidden under my jacket. »One lil' kitty found another.« He smirked, amused by his own joke.

Aspen Jacobs. What is there to say about her? She's in a relationship with this jerk named Spencer. Her best friend is Jaime Preciado, and has been since middle school. Mike Fuentes is the only person she hates. The only person she hates is in a band with her best friend. And, to top it all off, the only person she hates wants to be the only person she needs.

Austin Carlile, the Austin Carlile, was just arrested, for felony assault. Not just disorderly conduct or something plain. Felony assault. That means he can face jail time, and no one wants that. Craig Ericson is beside himself, but he doesn’t know if it’s because of his rage or his fear or his confusion. That is, until she crosses his mind. Pierce Chance worked for Sumerian Records before she came over to Rise Records, because, let’s face it, Rise Records was willing to pay her more than Sumerian ever could – she’s that good. She dealt with the Asking Alexandria Seattle fiasco, and that’s not even what made her as well-known and sought-after as she is. What it really is, is that she’s good, she’s the best at public relations and publicity. And that’s who Of Mice and Men needs. So Craig is going to make it happen.

Alana Johnson hates touring. She loves drumming and she loves her band, Forget Regret, but touring is awful. All the people and being away from home, she hates everything about it. Not to mention that she leaves a five year old daughter at home with her best friend. She hates that the most. When she begins to tour with Pierce The Veil, things change. Vic Fuentes takes an interest in the anti-social drummer. What happens when Vic Fuentes knocks down Alana Johnson's shell?

~Sequel to Let Live~ "You are the answer to every prayer I've offered. You are a song, a dream, a whisper, and I don't know how I could have lived without you for as long as I have." -Nicholas Sparks

She was just a librarian's helper with the idea of being a ballet dancer in her head. And he... he was a singer. A rock star. A hardcore partier whose religion was drugs, sex, and rock 'n' roll. She was Emerson Maddox. He was Danny Worsnop. **This story is not for children—though I know they're going to read it anyways.**