A set of installments with fluffy cuteness for my favourite tv pair. Canon divergence and set post-underworld. I don't often write fan fiction so bear with me.

Jonah Hastings thought she had life figured out. At the very least she thought she had her own life figured out. An aspiring artist with big plans of going to an elite arts college come graduation, she had no time for distractions of any kind, and so far her master plan had been working just fine. That was until she accidentally caught her dad making out with some strange blond woman. A blond woman who happened to be twenty three years old. That was only five years older than Jonah! Thinking her dad had hit his midlife crisis, she decided to leave well enough alone. Big mistake. Because three months later, her dad announced they were moving halfway across the country into Blondie's home, and him and Blondie were getting married! Follow Jonah on her whirlwind adventures in a new town, making new friends and even a couple of enemies along the way. Join her as she discovers the true meaning of love in observing others as well as experiencing it herself.

Tyson's POV to Forces of Nature. ((INITIAL DRAFT))

Tasinee Phoenix has seen it all. Japan, Korea, South Africa, Cambodia. Between her dad being a pilot in the Air Force and her mom being a doctor without borders, Tasinee has experienced a lot of what the world has to offer. But when one silly idea on her part lands her in big trouble, her mother ships her off from Inida, back to the US of A and to their family friends the Sinclairs. All would be well and good, but her mother forgot one tiny little detail. The return plane ticket! So exiled indefinitely, and with the eight Sinclair brothers as well as publich high school to contend with, Tasinee tries to find herself in the ensuing chaos, and in doing so finally finds a place she can call home as well as the beginnings of romance. A/N: Again, sorry for the crap description. Hopefully the writing is better haha! It's basically a teen romance/comedy.

Larkin Sawyer’s parents thought moving would solve all of their problems, or at least make it seem like they weren’t there. As for Larkin, she knows better. Out of sight doesn’t mean out of mind. It just meant you knew what everybody else was thinking, but you couldn’t address it out loud. Bombarded with a new town, a new school, and the daunting prospect of fitting in, Larkin does her best to put her past behind her while trying to go unnoticed in her new hometown. This strategy works for the most part, and blending in is pure bliss for Larkin until she is given an assignment for her senior English class. On the surface it’s simple: Tell the Truth. But what Larkin’s teacher could never have guessed was that telling the truth was one of the hardest things she would ever have to do. To make matters worse, she manages to gain the attention of a boy whose reputation for fighting and delinquency definitely precedes him. Someone like the aloof and withdrawn Caleb Ford is the last thing Larkin needs, but when they accidentally switch English assignments she is forced to spend time with him in order to discern his motives and figure out if he intends to tell anyone her deepest, darkest secrets. It starts out as a burden and the most dreaded venture of her life, but over time Larkin starts to understand that Caleb isn’t all he’s been talked up to be. On the contrary, he seems to be hiding just as many demons as she is.

There are three things Logan MacArthur knows beyond a doubt. One: Boys suck. And no amount of sexy abdominal muscles, bulging biceps, wicked grins, or smouldering eyes could convince her otherwise. Two: Oreos and peanut butter were invented for that moment when every girl realised that boys suck, and talking about feelings wouldn't change that. Three: Her mother must have been on crack when she decided to curse her with the name Logan.

So this is going to be a 'book' compiled of deleted scenes, excerpts of chapters to come, character profiles and intervies. Basically everything related to all of the Mercer books. BE WARNED: CONTENT MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS, AND A LOT OF IT IS NOT FINAL AND IF THE MATERIAL IS USED IN LATER BOOKS IT COULD CHANGE. Also, please note that these excerpts are very bitsy-piecey, SHORT, and nothing but quick scribbles. Hope you enjoy :) The Starzee

My name is Jaycee Carter. And I am a secret agent. I have been a secret agent for years now. It used to be my favorite thing in the world. Now I'm not so sure. Sometimes I feel like I'm just going through the motions. If only I knew how quickly things would change completely. ---------- Agent Carter was living her simple life as a secret agent. Everything changed when old demons came back to haunt her. She must fight for not only her survival, but for the survival of those she has come to know as friends. Will she be able to do it? Or will her demons finally get the best of her?

My feet hit a particularly slippery patch. Without warning they rocketed out from under me. Mr. Break and Enter came with me, courtesy of me re-establishing my grip in his shirt in a failed attempt at anchoring myself. Pain started in my backside and travelled up my spine, but I was paying it minimal attention. I was too busy being consumed by the heavy weight on top of me and marvelling over the deep smooth voice muttering in my ear. “- never doing the old man another favour, so long as I live.” Before I could collect my scattered thoughts the person on top of me reared back to rest his weight on his elbows, an action that caused his hips to press down into mine. My breath caught in my throat as my startled gaze met his. A pair of vibrant green eyes stared back with more than a hint of annoyance bleeding out of them. Full lips were pressed together like he was biting back an insult directed at me, and locks of black hair framed a near symmetrical face, one with high cheekbones and a strong jaw line. “If you’re going to kill me, I’d prefer it if you didn’t do it with an axe,” I blurted. I immediately cursed my runaway mouth. Come on, brain, where are you? Time to join the conversation. Dark brows drew together and he leaned even closer, almost like he was trying to assess my sanity levels. “What?” Embarrassment was pushed back in favour of deep suspicion. “Well, if you’re not here to kill us then I guess you want to rob us. Go ahead. Annabel has some expensive luggage that will sell for a nice buck. And take her Hello Kitty collection while you’re at it. None of us will be sorry to see those creepy cats go.” The boy on top of me shifted his weight and used one of his hands to brush the curls back from my face. With a gentleness that surprised me, he cupped one of my cheeks. “Are you okay?” he asked, clearly concerned. “Did you hit your head when you fell?”

Alyxis Dasher had it all. Great friends, perfect grades, and an almost unparalleled talent for dance. A strategic planner, her future is set: graduate top of her class from the Hilliard Ballet Academy, and join a prestigious ballet company that tours the world and would ultimately gain her international stardom. But when the unthinkable happens, destroying Alysix's innocence, self esteem, and trust in everything around her, things change. Her whole world caves, leaving her bitter and broken. Unable to move past it, Alyxis ends up on a downwards spiral and her dreams become simply that: useless dreams. Worried about her wellbeing, her parents send her to live with her Aunt Sadie, hoping the change from her hectic city life will do her good. But will a new scenery and break from constant high expectations be enough to bring back the old Alyxis? Or will the weight of what she has suffered prove too much and swallow the last fractured pieces of her soul, leaving nothing but emptiness and resentment behind? Axl Swanson is as cynical as they come thanks to years of disappointment from a consistently absent father and countless betrayals by a selfish mother. End result: a mental armour so thick he considers himself immune to people's empty promises, lies, and deceitful behaviour. Such a blatantly flippant attitude ensures that he has no real friends, something that Suits Axl just fine as it means nobody can get close enough to hurt him. Determined to remain untouchable, he does his best to ignore the New York transfer student Alyxis Dasher whose haunted eyes and skittish tendencies pique his curiosity. But when a unexpected encounter with Alyxis in the school gym leads Axl to believe she is facing some pretty big demons of her own, things change. He has a decision to make. Will he break his well honed anti social habits to get closer to the one person who could potentially end up hurting him the most? Or will seventeen years of injustices and the fear they've i