Johnny "EJ" Morris is a highly stuck-up 17 year old. Openly bisexual and with an ego the size of Texas, EJ thinks the world revolves around him, and everyone is under him. When new kid Lionel Barrios shows up, EJ quickly realizes that he's not the only one with a big ego. As EJ tries to prove he's better than Lionel, Lionel tries to bring him down as the big shot of the town. But as they began to learn personal things about each other, will their feelings for each other change?

When 17 year old Harley finds herself jobless, she needs a new job-- and quick. Her uncle comes to her house with a job offer. For her to become a teacher at his school. A school for delinquents. Watty Awards 2010 Winner of Best Overall, Best Romance, Best Female Lead, and Best Cast!

Jamie Fold is a 16 year old boy who is secretly gay. Jamie crushes on his long time, straight best friend Ryland. Jamie finds himself struggling to keep his secret from the world as his friends and family become suspicious. But one mistake may shatter Jamie's world and introduce him to hate and homophobia. And Jamie, having lived a life of secrets for so long, struggles with the biggest question of all...Who is he?

Allister Reed is a devout Catholic. He goes to a Catholic school, his parents and friends are all Catholic, he can't take two steps in any direction without hearing gay bashing. Too bad he's gay. No one in his life will accept him, so he refuses to accept himself. J.C. (Jacob Cristobal III) is an out-and-proud gay. He was put into foster care at 11 and has lived with family after horrid family, all of which want nothing to do with him. Can Allister and J.C. save eachother? (BoyxBoy and sorry for the sucky description! The story is better, promise)

Hyperactive Kory is moving in with his mom, his new stepdad, and his stepdad's son. His sexy new stepbrother, Trace, takes an instant dislike to Kory. As Kory tries to get Trace to like him so they can get along living together, he finds himself becoming a little too attracted to his new stepbrother.

As a child I was always afraid of monsters hiding in my closest, Waiting until dark to come out and scare little children. My mom used to tell me that there was no such thing as monsters and as I got older I believed her. Now I no she lied. Monster don’t hide in closet’s like cowards and scare little children, they walk among us and torment any of us that they feel is more pathetic then themselves. There humans that build their own security from fear and innocence of others. They cower from other monsters like themselves, never fighting a fair battle. Then there are the ‘normal’ people who also walk side by side with the monsters. Turning another way when the monsters strike, ignoring the war they know exist but refuse to fight. These people can also be cowards, refusing to stick up for the losing team because its ‘wrong’ and ‘un-natural’. They pick the winning team for a reason and why not? Why not pick the team that prey on others problem, why not help ruin others lives because you cower from others?. Then we come to who I call the brave. The people who know who they are and aren’t afraid to show it, the people who help others that are unfortunate enough to be caught by monsters. These people to me should hold the leadership, not the monsters. But unfortunately the world doesn’t revolve around me so the monsters still rule. Much to my distaste I may add. Finally we come to the people like me. Also cowards but for a reason. Monsters. Yeah I’ll admit that they scare me, and that I ran from them - more then once but there are more monsters out there then ‘brave’ people, so until then I’ll stay were I am. In the closet. We have different names - gay, bent, queer, homosexual, poof, fag, fairy but me… I like the word special. Oakley Charms is not your average looking teenage boy, with his small features and big eye's. This was all okay until he’s dumped into dumped into a school full of complete anti-homophobic, perverted

Ever had an imaginary friend? perhaps your little friend wasnt so imaginary. In the dead of night you hear four knocks on the window, it will be her you 'imaginary friend' come to play again...

Maxwell Evans is used to being abused by everyone. Why? because he is beautiful with his giant baby like blue eyes and heartbreaking smile, he is a magnet for women...and men. He is always surrounded by girls and has never had one male friend in life, this causes boys to beat him because they think his gay or they want him. Moving to a new school for fresh start he qucikly falls victim to Erick Carter, the schools hottest guy who picks people up just to dump them again. Max finds his first male friend who doesnt know what he is. Erick knows he straight...until he meets Max. Two curious boys and both want to find out what they are....Max soon finds himself in a twisted triangle.

Estelle Knightly is a loner, misfit, and alienated by her classmates at school. While her parents seem to run a close group of friends, Estelle cant seem to manage to find one friend. Estelle has nightmares that started since she was ten, the same one occurs every time she sleeps. One night she hears commotion and against her father's strict rule to not go in the basement...she defies that rule and finds a boy...the boy from her dreams but she soon finds that he isn't just some teenage boy and her parents aren't as kind and normal as they seem...

17 year old Zeke is a normal enough boy. He's gay, friendly, a soccer player, and occasionally over hyper. His new boyfriend Tommy is relaxed and quiet kind of guy. Zeke is happy to be with Tommy except for one little thing...Zeke is still in love with his ex boyfriend, who happens to be dating Zeke's best friend. As Zeke struggles with his feels for his current boyfriend and his ex boyfriend, he realizes they may hurt everyone involved if he isn't careful. {I suck at descriptions D;}