For 16 year old Jocelyn, her junior year was meant to be special, but little did she know the challenges she would be faced with. She's a seventeen year old girl who keeps a journal as part of a school assignment from her English teacher, Mrs. Bradey. Joce's definitely not your typical Honor Roll student. She's a trouble maker, badass of the school and she isn't afraid to do what she wants. Enter Jace, the new kid; the one all the girls swoon over; the senior. Jace might seem like a friendly kind of guy on the surface, but once you get to know him, you discover the true monster he is. What happens when Joce and Jace suddenly are in a relationship? How will Joce deal with his physical abuse and other actions - if she even chooses to do so? In this novel, you will enter the mind of a teen, Jocelyn Grey, as she faces obstacles in her life no one should ever have to go through. This novel is associated with drug and alcohol content, as well as some sexual scenes (not that graphic). I guess you could say this is a fanfic of Allan Stratton's Leslie's Journal.

Jocelyn does not like him. She hates him. She despises him. In short, she cannot stand his disrespect and bad attitude. But what happens when he starts to like her? Or when she finds out the reason for his foolish behavior?

!!!!STORY MOVED TO AMAZON EBOOKS!!! Alpha Lennox Hall has been waiting for a shewolf to interest him. When he meets Jocelyn he senses she is different. His immediate attraction to her is completely one sided. Her fear of the big bad alpha keeps Jocelyn from seeing his attraction to her. She thinks his over protective attitude is because she's weak and doesn't want her to interact with his pack. What happens when he makes his intentions known and warns her he's claiming her the day of the Alpha challenge, which happens to be the day she turns eighteen? © All Rights Reserved. 2013. Cover done by @Lana_sky

This is the story of Jocelyn’s early life, as told to Clary, so remember — “you” in this story is Clary, listening.* Though this was originally written as part of City of Glass, it was too long, explained too much, and had to be shortened and altered. While it’s fun to believe that this is how things were for Jocelyn, this excerpt has to be considered non-canon or alternate universe, so don’t be surprised if things in future Shadowhunters books contradict this version of events, or if it contradicts things in City of Glass.]