There wasn't anything setting Evangeline O'Shea differently from someone you notice very briefly on a train to the person buying a carton of milk and a newspaper in front of you at the store. That made moving to Vancouver that much easier. She didn't, however, expect to meet a man like Michael Reeves through an unlikely incident at Simon Fraser University. She didn't expect to fall for such a dark and mysterious man let alone her History lecturer... And when she finds out that this man is in fact no man at all, she wonders if love is worth risking her life over. **First novel in Vampire series**

My friends told me that if you can't get a girl to fall in love with you after 30 days, either you're hopeless or she's not the one for you. I fell in love with Emma, and decided I had to make her fall in love with me... Little did I know how much of a challenge that was going to be.

Creaky old house - check. Strange and unexplainable occurrences - check. Handsome boy that lives in the mirror? - CHECK. Cassandra Reynolds is finally living a dream, her family has moved to London so she could study to be a writer at one of the best schools in the world. Everything is wonderful, until she discovers that her house is haunted. And not only is her house haunted, but by a young man that died in 1940. What is a girl to do with ghost? Well we'll just have to wait and see...

Dear Ollie, I miss you so much. I miss the way you use to make me smile, whenever I felt down and the way you use to hold me in your arms. I don’t know what I’m doing anymore. I feel lost. It’s only been eight months, but I need you. I need you so much. People have told me you might not remember me when you wake up, if you wake up. So I wrote these letters, letters of every eventful moment that has happened in these past eight months. I wrote them to help me remember the good times and to help you remember everything from the good to damn right awful. Here goes nothing...

Hope has always struggled in life, when she was a young child her mother ran off leaving Hope with her father, who soon lost it. With no parents Hope is forced to live with a large religious family. Everything changes the way she dresses, acts, spends her time, and she hates it. Everyone is leaving and rejecting her, but she then meets this strange, mysterious, and outcast of a boy. There are many horrible rumours about him, can she really trust him? Can she trust anyone...?

One embrace is all it takes . . . One boy playing Cupid, one beautiful girl and a whole bunch of flirtatious boys waiting for their chance to charm the infamous beauty. In a pact made as a little girl, Alana Summers vowed never to kiss a boy until she was sure she loved him. Then she kissed her Cupid – a big mistake.

For the past seven summers, seventeen year old Jessica has stayed with her best friend Charlotte, but this year things are about to change. Her parents are forcing her to go back to the beach house where she was tormented as a kid by the four brothers who live there. Can she survive this summer or will the past come back with a vengeance?

When Mia Byers, Cedarfield Heights' popular girl, starts Grade Eleven, she can't help but be judgemental and criticizing of all the guys in her grade. When her friends, Audrey Spring and Stella Odell accidentally stumble upon her critique of some of the boys in their grade, Mia comes up with a plan. She would make a scrapbook full of her honest opinions and critiques about all the guys, for the sake of the female population at school (so they can refine their dating preferences) and for bonus points in popularity. What Mia doesn't know is if the Gradebook will affect her long-sour and non-existent friendship with Ethan Rayes. Best friends in elementary, frenemies in middle school, and... aquaintances in high school. Just when she thought she had a chance to straighten things up with him, there was only one major obstacle standing in her way. The Gradebook.

Reader, think carefully about your life. First remember that argument you had with your loved one, then remember the day you walked away. Then think about those failing moments, when you were crushed and left behind in the dirt. I can, and will, share your pain. It was once remarked to me that I have known enough pain in my life for one hundred people. Only at fourteen, after all, was I in a car accident which not only left me partially paralysed, but as blind as a bat. In a blink of an eye- or so to speak- my life was stolen away. The doctors believed that I would never wake up from the coma, but I was strong, for I had faith in myself. Life since has been determined to hold me back, but I have fought to achieve what I want in my heart. Delve into the realms of darkness and read the words I have etched onto this page- if you dare. You may find, amongst them, the glimmers of love and happiness which I have discovered after what seemed an eternity. So read on.

About 16 years ago, a fantastic gift was bestowed upon my parents, and they named it Hartley. Yeah, rhymes with Fartley. Thanks mom and dad. Regardless of the unfortunate things my name rhymed with, I had a blissfully drama free childhood, until highschool rolled around. From my first lungful of the heavy, nacho and Axe scented air back in 8th grade, I new things were going to change. And they did. Friends came, friends left, but years later in Grade 11, I finally had my solid group of people, who could also be mistaken for insane asylum escapees.It was also the year I noticed Halden. From his perfectly messy brown hair, all the way down to his beat up Converse, I knew he was the perfect one for me, and dove in head first. The only downfall was that it'd hard to see the right guys when you're already drowning in the wrong ones. Afterall, you cant have a happily ever after with out breaking some hearts and having yours broken a few times in return.