EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!! Hot tempered and impulsive Derek James and Calm and composed Evan Staton has been best buds since the 3rd grade. Nicknamed the Two Musketeers in middle school, they went on to high school as well sought after popular guys. Still, Evan was the one who has gotten the most attention from all the girls mainly due to his celebrity good looks and style. Where ever he went, girls sighed and guys stepped back with grudging respect. But then he had to go and drop a scandalous bomb on Derek. "I'm gay." Determined and in denial, Derek makes it his mission to "reform" his best friend back to his full "non-gay" glory. But what happens when Derek starts to feel things he shouldn't? And DO things he shouldn't? Uh oh. Was being gay contagious? Was he suffering from "copy cat" syndrome or was this something else? Join Derek in his humorous adventure in attempting to save his friend from straying to what he called "the path of no return" when he's slowly straying there himself! Throw in a Yaoi maniac for a sister and a surprising situation that puts Derek and Evan in a very compromising position and we got ourselves the biggest scandal of the school year!

Life isn’t easy for six year old Devon O’Hare, and her seven year old best friend Tyler Davis. In a time of their lives that should be innocent and free, the pair have to deal with things no child should ever even dream of. A few years ago, Tyler’s parents died in a mysterious accident, leaving him with nobody but a Godfather who despises him and of course, the girl he lived for--Devon. She didn’t have it easy, either. With an abusive Father intent on ruining her life and keeping her and Ty apart, will they ever find the innocent bliss that should be childhood years? Or are they doomed from the start to have nothing but each other? Follow the story of their first kiss, and how even at a young age, they learn to depend on each other.

She could see the blonde hair, blue eyes, and the black pavement in front of her as she ran. The screaming of voices as she propelled herself forward, away from the hotel that her parents were being murdered in, with tears in her eyes. They wanted her to run so that’s what she did, she ran. She ran for what seemed like hours, miles, all along the same road. Not stopping for water, directions, anything she ran like hell. And then she was out of breath.