When Jack Gibson becomes infected with The Red Plague, turning him into a so-called Zombie, his life suddenly gets complicated. Kara, his cheerleader girlfriend, dumps him. Then, after a Zombie riot, his mother decides the city is too dangerous and drags him back to Osborne, the hick town where she grew up. Things go from bad to worse as Jack learns the town is being run by Garret Sweeney, a psychotic preacher with the hots for his mother. As it turns out, the preacher has a few secrets of his own, and will stop at nothing to get his way... not even murder. When Jack discovers that rock music helps him think more clearly, things start to look up for him and he even decides to help some of the other Zombies at his new school. But he can't seem to win for losing, because it only gets him in more hot water with Garret. How long can Jack hide his secret? Who can a Zombie trust? Will he be able to stop Garret before it's too late? Find out the answers to these questions and much, much more, as Jack struggles to hold on to his humanity and save the people he loves. Note From Author: Hi, Thank you for checking out my book! There's so much to read on Wattpad, and I am grateful for all of the support that I've received. I've tried to bring something a little different to the zombie genre, and I hope you enjoy Jack's story. If so, please consider voting, commenting, and sharing with your friends using the "Share" option that is available for all Wattpad books. It took many many hours to write Zombie Rock. Your feedback and support is what makes it all worthwhile. You Rock! :-)

Who ever said being a tomboy was easy, they were so wrong. Especailly when you face the struggles of growing up and dating. Andie is a seventeen year old farm girl a.k.a. tomboy. She has four best friends who are all brothers and sisters, Braden, Cameron, Lexi, and Kayden. Best friends who annoy eachother to death. Andie starts to mature and her girl side really starts to go. This means she starts dating, on little problem. She never been... kissed. So she seeks out help from her friends, but not Lexi because Andie doesnt think she will be any help. Nope she goes to Braden, Cameron, and Kayden, throwing herself into a funny, senior year since one will teach her how to kiss, on will teach her how to have fun and date, the other will teach her how to love... This is bond to get funny, crazy and, well, weird... Copyrighted 2010 © Tara L. Declan Any attempt to copy this will result in punishment.

Just a couple of my favourite Canadian Stereotypes, and me busting them. Hahaha, Mythbusters, I like it :) Disclaimer: Nothing in this book is meant to be taken seriously. Seriously.

It was pure luck that Hannah Avery was driving on the same bridge that Tristan Hunter was ready to end his life by jumping off of. They had never really been friends, but were both aware of the other's existence. Now this horrific event has bound them together - something that neither of them is quite prepared for.