|| Highest Rank - #1 in Humor || Aria Daniels has one of the most vivacious personalities ever. She is a crazy teenage girl that is impossibly hard to drag down. So what happens when she finds a letter telling her that her brother has been kidnapped and won't be returned unless she pays sixty thousand dollars? She doesn't follow the rules of the letter and get the money. Oh no, in fact, she breaks into the kidnappers base with a bobby pin, steals their cupcakes, paints their abs with white paint and somehow ends up in London with a room full of gang members and a bright pink gun. This is one hell of a crazy story. ~~~~~ WARNING: This book is weird as fuck. It's no joke, I am telling you now that all the characters might as well be high on drugs the whole time because some of the shit they do makes no sense but I promise it will make you laugh (if not I'll give you a cookie). [COMPLETED] Copyright © by Laylaa Khan

"You couldn't play soccer for your life," he says, his smirk starting to annoy the hell out of me. "Oh yeah? Watch me," I hiss between gritted teeth before spinning around and walking away, making sure to sway my hips. He thinks I can't play? I'll show him. Game. On. ____________________________ Jackie Parkers. The legacy of the highly overrated high school soccer coach. And in the hugely corrupted world, she's got an easy chance on the team. Except that she can't play for her life. Dylan Harrison. Soccer legend. The field is his and he knows it. He's got an easy chance in any university. Only problem? He can't afford it. Jackie has something Dylan wants- money. Dylan has something Jackie wants- soccer. When Jackie inevitably fails soccer tryouts, she's offered something any sane girl would do continuous cartwheel flips for. Dylan Harrison is her new private coach. And only fate can decide whether or not she'll faint.

No one knows about it. Not even my family. I never meant to start! I don't like it, and I want to be free! I started out small. Skipping snacks here and there, but overtime it got worse. I found myself not even wanting to be in the same room as food. It's not a sickness, it's a life-threatening disease.

When 16 year old Jade Wallis has to go in disguise as Kate Parker from America to stay clear of her brother's enemy, will she be able to handle her new surroundings? When in disguise means that she has to pull of an all American accent, dress completely differently, move to a safe house, have her own driver who is secretly a police officer and still go to the same school as a totally new person, will all the stress get too much of her? But when she finds out her safe house is next door to her crush's house, and making people believe she is Kate Parker means that she gets a YouTube channel with 2 million subscribers already, will she start to believe that going in disguise isn't all bad? Read on to find out about how Jade tackles her past, makes friends with people she never thought she would associate with, develop a liking in an unexpected boy and of course, how she survives being the girl in disguise. WARNING: This story contains countless grammatical errors, swearing and lots of plot twists. Read at your own risk. *** This story is currently being edited. While I'm trying to keep the changes as minimal as possible, there are a few chapters where I am making significant changes to the content. This shouldn't, however, change the plot or storyline.

Marcy Davins has been a cat person for as long as she can remember. She doesn't like dogs, let alone wolves. But when the pelt of the Talon pack's missing Alpha shows up on her doorstep, she finds herself under investigation by the charming peacekeeper of Connecticut packs, Sheriff Caelan Harlowe. Marcy doesn't want anything to do with were-people. The sooner they're gone, the better. But when the murderer returns, she finds herself drawn closer and closer to the sheriff despite knowing that at the end of supernatural investigations, humans like her always end up dead. Book One: Dark Side Book Two: Wild Side Book Three: Thorn

To Olivia, grades are absolutely everything. She's at the top of her class and studies hard to get the best marks. All of her friends make fun of her sometimes about being such a "nerd," but she's the first person that they turn to when they need help with studying for a test or getting their homework done. When she first gets to school to start her senior year, her English teacher hands them a research assignment that would be due at the end of the semester. They could do their paper on whatever they wanted. When she looks at a group of guys clowning around in the corner she gets a brilliant idea. Her paper was going to be on the workings of boys. However, there were two problems with her plan, 1) she couldn't infiltrate the "Bro Code" at her own school, and 2) she wasn't a guy. She somehow comes to the conclusion that she must transform herself into a guy and trasfer to the pretegious Bradford Academy for Boys. She dives in head first into her mission and expects herself to come out undiscovered and safe with an A+ paper in her hands, but what she doesn't expect is to become so close to her research subjects. Will she not hand in her paper or will she let her heart take over for her desire to always be at the top?

Hamilton Academy of the Arts. The school Sydney Acosta moved to all the way from Toronto, Ontario in a barely known city. After the divorce between her mother and father, she's stuck by her mother's side, following her to another city in Canada. Her emotions are expressed through the one thing she loves doing: dancing. Lucas Cahill is a quiet, almost outcast in the school. His twin brother, Joseph, better known as Joey, is the best known guy in school. He's considered popular, cooler and better looking than his brother despite the two having the same face. At school, Joey doesn't acknowledge his brother, at home and in the past they are inseparable with the excuses from Joey tolling up over time. His isolation and other emotions are expressed through his art. The two seventeen year olds are connected in their different forms of art in a teenage story filled with drama, sarcasm and loads of creativity. "My drawings are like stick figures compared to anything you draw. You could draw the world's ugliest frog and it will still turn out beautiful. Lucas you're an amazing artist." "So are you." He said quietly, looking up at me with his soft, heartwarming eyes. "How?"I couldn't draw for shit. "Because you are a dancer. Dancing is an art. And you are an amazing dancer." Cover~ xThePineappleGirlx #15 Teen Fiction (11/12/16)

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Now a digital pilot for SYFY The Society knows when we're going to die. They imprint it on our arms at birth. I was supposed to die yesterday. I'm the girl who's Expired. Winner of the 2020 Readers Choice Awards Cover by @Forcade

Isabella finds out that the man she thought she was going to spend the rest of her life with, had not only dumped her to marry another but also to find out she is pregnant with his child. Isabella is in her final year in college and if life wasn't already throwing enough obstacles in her path what happens when a man comes on to the scene making her already messed up life even more confusing. Read on to find out more........