Aimee Devlin thought that her sister Danielle and her did everything together, and always would. They're twins - it's only natural. But when Danielle gets a major part in a big dancing show half way across the country, causing the whole family to move, she becomes a completely different person. For the first time ever, Aimee is left on the outside while her sister shines in the spot light. Only one person can see through all her fake smiles - David Sharp. Guitar playing, forever-smiling David with his blue eyes and dark curls. He wants to get through to Aimee, but frightened to death of getting too close to anyone, she's putting up as many walls as she can.

“You’re going to come across people in your life who will say all the right words at all the right times. But in the end, it’s always their actions you should judge them by. It’s actions, not words that matter.” Nicholas Sparks. This is how I feel. How I feel about you, how I feel about me, but most importantly how I feel about us. From the start, this has confused me, consumed me and condemned me because this has never happened to me before. But I can’t help it. It’s not my fault. I’m not used to this. I don’t think I ever will be.

As much as it pains her to admit it.... He was cool.

Annabelle Jenkins is not a normal girl. The people around her think she’s just the quiet, smart girl but they don’t truly know want her ‘problem’ is. Her problem, she can’t be kissed on the lips or else she dies. How did she get it? Ever year one girl is cursed with this ‘problem’. No one knows about it and no one knows how it came about, it just happens. So what happens when Derek, the bad boy, finds an interest in Annabelle? He doesn’t know of the problem she contains but soon starts to grow feelings towards this girl. Can Annabelle find a way got of the curse or is it going to haunt her the rest of her life. PG-13: Language, Sexual Situations, and Drinking Involving Teens All Right Belong to Dana Mayfield (Me)

❝tell her that i miss our little talks.❞ katelyn leary and allia williams met when they were seven, and had been inseparable since. nicknamed "the two musketeers" in middle school, they have been there for each other through bad break ups, dysfunctional families, and flunked tests. after being voted "best friends" in their freshman year, kate, as well as everyone else, was sure that they would remain as close as sisters for the rest of their lives. but towards the end of their sophomore year, allie cut herself off from her social life, kate included. kate was devastated, hurt by the fact that allie was so easily able to dismiss a friendship that had endured nine years and was stronger than the both of them. while allie continued to snub kate's attempts to rekindle a suddenly suffocated fire, kate tried to understand why allie was so eager to leave her behind. eventually, kate immersed herself in her school work and new boyfriend in hopes that she could move on from allie. five months later, allie committed suicide, leaving nothing behind. three months later, a new boy occupies allie's old house, and kate's pain begins all over again. still unable to come to terms with allie's death, she tries to cope with everyday life while balancing her ever-changing boyfriend and his personality. but with the new boy in town who seems to know all the answers to every question kate has, she finally has a chance to be at peace. but how will she cope with what she finds out? (© promethean 2013)

Pause for a second and imagine this: the person you love is dying, but you can help. You can give them a few more months to make memories, laugh, cry. But at what cost? (Thank you to @TalatheWolf for the summary)

"That's exactly how I told you not to do it," Asher groaned from his seat beside me. "You're never going to win her over that way." I rolled my eyes, ground the rose petals between my fingers and kept my eyes on the chandelier so I wasn't glaring at the dance floor. "Who say's I'm trying to win her over?" "Well you obviously wouldn't have fucked up so much if you weren't trying." --- Evan Reed was a force to be reckoned with. A jerk with a smile that could leave you breathless, a gaze that could send your heart racing with equal parts fear and equal parts thrill, and a record sheet that could send your mother crying--the last thing Vegas wanted was to get involved with him. But when she's suddenly thrust into a whole new situation she wasn't ready for, she didn't have a choice but to depend on the one guy who could get her out of it. And that of course was the badass she never, ever wanted to fall for.

They thought their love was infinite, but what if only one of them can remember their past? Imogen Howard has woken up from a head injury suffering from retrograde amnesia. She cannot remember anything about her current life as a nineteen year old student and has only a couple of childhood memories. Thrown back into a life that was previously hers, Imogen has to come to terms with everything she once knew and adapt back into her life, with her family, friends and particularly with her boyfriend, Ozzy. But with mounting pressure to remember her past, how will Imogen cope? And will she want everything from her previous life to remain the same, if the girl she once was isn't the girl who she is now?