Nicole Ceranato is a YouTuber on the rise to fame. Her good looks, charm, and musical ability are enough to capture anyone's attention. Including the attention of Modest Management. However there's one small thing Nicole must do before they'll sign her to their label...Pretend to be in love with superstar Calum Hood. It sounds like a pretty good deal, he's talented, famous, and crazy hot. Only one little issue. Nicole and Calum hate each other. They always have, and they always will. But in order to protect both of their careers, they have to put their acting skills to the test and fool the rest of the world. No one can know the truth, not even the rest of 5 Seconds of Summer, or Nicole's best friend. Needless to say this could cause some serious problems. Especially when Nicole finds herself trapped in an impossible love triangle. Nicole and Calum are faced with the age old question...what's more important, your career or your heart?

In which Luke is in love with his best friend Victoria, who has a not-so-great boyfriend. Trying to navigate relationships, friendships and Luke's band rapidly rising to fame, will the pair remain friends, or become something more?

17 year old Kinsey Wren has the perfect life. There's not a person at her school that doesn't know and love her, her parents are loving and attentive, and being from a decidedly well-off family, it seems she can be successful at almost anything she chooses. And she hates it. All of it. Kinsey just isn't content with her cookie cutter, picture perfect life. She wants more. More than "friends" that are never there when she needs them, a family masquerading as happy for her sake, and a future guaranteed to be anything but what she wants. Just when it seems she might be doomed to live a dreadfully ordinary life, a beautifully extraordinary boy begins to shake things up. Kinsey is immediately intrigued, but is her fascination with this stranger enough to get her out of the backwater town she's always dreamed of leaving behind? Or in the end will the mystery boy, stability and hope, all be Gone?

"hey, welcome to Casa De Luke," he said in a boring tone and licked the cheese flavoring from his fingers. "fucking hell."

I close my eyes every night and run our story again and again. I imagine us meeting in a different situation every time, I put more words in our mouth, trying to give us a happy ending. Maybe if I wasn't this complicated and you this stubborn e would've worked. Maybe if we tried harder or the aching pain in our chest wasn't devouring our every limb. Now it doesn't matter. The lies ended it all.

Mr. Hemmings thinks one of his students has the *heart eye* emoji for him so he decides to record their study sessions... But what happens when he does the unexpected? . . Copyright @_irishhemmings

Luke was just my stepbrother nothing more nothing less, Until one drunken night things happened. Things i could barely remember. Things I didn't want to remember

Luke and Mia are back, but this time, graduating to head off to college. Summer flies by and soon enough, their new life at college begins. Everything's great; new friends, old friends, relationships, no parents, no curfews, parties. According to Luke, life at college is way better than high school, that's for sure. But when things start spinning out of control, is college really all it's cracked up to be for him and Mia? Fights, misunderstandings, lies and new guys - will it all work itself out in the end? Or will things just never change? - •Sequel to Living With Luke• @stardustangels_

"But mom, I don't want to have to live with another guy!" I yelled in frustration. "Your brother wants to do this, and we have enough space and money, so you're going to deal with it or find somewhere else to stay!" Her face was bright with anger as she yelled right back. "Maybe I will!" I screamed as I stormed up to my room, pulling out my phone as I went. "Don't you walk away from me young lad-" Music drowned out the rest of her words. I slammed my door and threw myself onto the giant beanbag chair in the corner, burying my face in the plush material. I've seen pictures of this boy coming to live here. He's gorgeous, with golden hair, a jawline that could grate cheese, and smoldering, frosty blue eyes. He looked like a typical Aussie, lean and beautiful. But this boy wasn't all sunshine and surfing. Tattoos laced his arms, his neck, his sides. He had piercings, giving him a rugged look. This boy was bad news, he's a heart breaker. A bad boy. And his name is Luke Hemmings.