Harper Belmont doesn't have everything she's ever wanted in life. She knows what she needs, what her family needs, and how to get it. She must work hard. Ethan Kesler doesn't know the definition of work. Everything he wants has been given to him. Both teachers and students love him, even though he doesn't deserve it. Harper detests him for that. Ethan is the one person that can make her feel inferior. But, she can't voice her opinion too loud, or someone might hear. What if everyone heard her opinion, but no one knows she said it.

Who gives a fuck about an Oxford comma? Purple Envy are on hiatus, and for Oliver Godfrey, it means returning home to the Godfrey manor in the Oxfordshire countryside. Returning home at the beginning of October should feel warm and cozy and welcoming, especially in a quintessentially English city with cobbled streets and the beautiful architecture of the most prestigious colleges in the world, but Oliver is not the same, and neither is Oxford. Oliver, the eye-candy of the hottest boy band in the world, is alone and a little shaken up after the ordeal on their American tour, and his familiar surroundings have changed since he was last home. Not to mention neighbours and childhood friends Gemma and Noah Sargent, who the universe has decided are going to be much more involved in Oliver's life than he had planned. A 50 MILLION FOLLOWERS SEQUEL/COMPANION/SPIN-OFF NOVEL.

British band Purple Envy are heading for the States, and Scott Connors, Oliver Godfrey, Luke Cartwright, and Demitri Fitzpatrick are quickly becoming the most famous people in the world. They have the world at their feet and their roles to play: Luke; the lead, Oliver; the eye candy, Demitri; the mystery, and Scott; the talent. But across the pond, lust, greed, envy and lies await each member. For some, it's drugs, for others, the pressure of fame. But for Scott Connors, it's falling in love with best friend and band mate, Oliver Godfrey. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/holliepop4/playlist/1NDwGDV1BxhWEiHD0xqVjI

Poetry is a mirror which makes beautiful that which is distorted. ~ The first few poems are very amateur so if you want you can skip to the end where my better and most recent poems are. Published: 2.11.16 Finished: 9.20.17