Skylar Prestidon. She didn't get bullied. She didn't get her heartbroken...yet. She didn't have a bad life at school at all. But at home, well that's a different story. Her father had passed away, her mother was working three jobs per week, and her little brother was diagnosed with leukemia recently. But no, she didn't show it. She had a mask on everywhere she went because, she doesn't want anyone trying to get a glimpse of what's meant to be hidden. --- Blake Haro. He didn't get bullied. He didn't know what love was...yet. He didn't have a bad life at school or home at all. His father was the science teacher at his public highschool, and he was one of the best players on the soccer team. The new girl he was with every few days was good until he got bored. His mother is the owner of PetSmart. And his brother, is out of his life for good...or so he thought. But what happens when an enemy meant to stay away, comes back? And that their hate for each other was meant to be hidden.

(The first installment in the 'My Life' series.) "Whoever said, 'the more you lie, the easier it gets' was wrong. It doesn't get easier. It gets harder. Because sooner or later, the lies will suffocate you until you're just an empty shell waiting to die. I should know. I'm already halfway there." - Isabella Meet Isabella Ace, a 250 pound girl who was voted the 'ugliest girl' by her peers at Woodway Prep--a school for the rich. Sick of all the bullies, mostly Thomas Reed--the arrogant airhead and all around douchebag, she decided enough was enough. One year later, she's back, better than ever, and ready for revenge. But with a guilty conscience and a mysterious past waiting to be discovered, Isabella's life just got a whole lot harder. *Watty 2012 Special Award Winner: Big Screen Adaptation* *Published by Summit Media: Pop Fiction 1/1/16 (international author)* *#1 Teen Fiction (4/8) (4/26) (6/25) (6/29) (7/5) (7/23) (7/27) (8/16) (8/21) (8/23) (8/29) (9/7) (10/13) (10/19 - 10/28)*

"You don't know what it's like." "What it's like to be what?" "To not be wanted...for no one to care." As an orphan on the run, I've never had an easy time. My days are spent with three goals: food, water, shelter. Having a father who gave away his custody rights, and for a mother who's passed, I'm all alone on the streets of Miami at the age of sixteen. That is until I meet a few people, that just may make life a bit easier.