(Watty Awards Finalist - Trailer inside) My life is far from normal. I may act like a normal teenage girl during the day, but I'm the most fearful street racer the moment the night falls. The thing is that nobody knows I'm a girl. In their eyes I'm just a guy who has a talent for street racing. My whole world turns upside down when Blaze, my sworn enemy, finds out my secret. That, my friend, is the very moment that hell breaks loose.

What would you do if you had a month to live? With overbearing parents and inattentive friends, Raegan decides to pack up and leave town for her last few weeks. When things don't go as planned, and she's forced to enrol into a new high school, her last month looks even bleaker than she could have imagined. Along with the new school, comes new friends, and a persistent boy, who she desperately tries to hide her condition from as her time runs out.

Rule #1: Never be alone, have someone always with you, no matter where you are. Rule #2: Don't acknowledged their presence or you'll give them the satisfaction of them scaring you. Rule #3: Always, and I mean Always have a crucifix with you no matter where you are. Rule #4: Pray every night, every day, when you eat, and when you sleep. Keep faith. Rule #5: Don't let them get to you. They'll destroy your sanity and everything you believe in. They'll break you down until you're nothing. Rule #6: Lastly, don't be afraid. ***EDITING IN PROCESS (IGNORE THE 'EDITED' THING AT THE BEGINNING OF CHAPTERS, THE ONLY CHAPTERS I HAVE EDITED ARE ONE AND TWO)***

NOW PUBLISHED BY SOURCEBOOKS FIRE! Sixteen-year-old Jackie Howard knows nothing about her new guardian Katherine Walter when she moves from New York to Colorado. After discovering that Katherine has twelve boys, Jackie fears that living in the Walter house isn't going to be easy. It's just icing on the cake that the boys look like models... Cover design by pizzazz-

Dana Websters world comes crashing down around her after a tragic accident. Left with a disability and a feeling of hollowness, she retreats into herself, unable to find happiness in life again. She stops talking unless she absolutely has to, and refuses to go down to see the horses that once brought her such comfort. When she goes back to school, she meets a mysterious new boy named Chase. Seeing the same pain in his eyes that she feels, Dana is drawn to him. As they start to heal together and Chase's story unfolds, Dana realizes that even though her life will never be the same again, there may be hope that she can live her life once more.

Lisa: Hiding her mother's affair is getting harder and harder, pretty soon she finds herself lying to her dad for her mom. Can she find the guts to stop the lies and tell her dad the truth? And if that's not enough, another twist comes her way that she doesn't know if she can handle. Jesse: His dad has chosen to become a 24/7 alcoholic again and money is becoming tight. Now Jesse has to return to his old ways. The old ways he swore off when he found out he was going to become a dad. Will Lisa find out that he's lying to her? Miranda: Her nightmare of someone finding the shirt is over after Trisha is gone, but a new one begins as she has to decide if she really trusts that Tyler didn't do anything to Trisha. She tells him she does, but she doesn't really know. Tyler: He can just tell his friends think that he did something to Trisha. But he can't find a way to prove to them that he's innocent. And he really can't get them to admit to his face that they think he's guilty. How can he get them to tell the truth? In this town, four teens have kept a dark secret hidden for two months and it came dangerously close to coming out. The real scary thing is someone else knows. They don't know who just yet, but when accusations start flying around, they lie to cover up their dirty little secrets. What happens when they start lying to each other and their friendship goes down? Who else can they depend on when they can't even depend on each other?

Lisa Monroe: smart, pretty, and seventeen. Tyler Anderson: cute, popular, and seventeen. Miranda James: weird, nerdy, and eighteen. Jesse Evans: bad boy, delinquent, and eighteen. When these four teens from very different worlds come together and decide to hang out one night, something happens that keeps them bonded together. The event that they promise to take to their graves. It's a secret they'll never share. When nosy school newspaper reporter, Trisha Scott, starts digging around for the reason as to why the teens, who always disliked each other, are now suddenly close, they do everything to keep her from finding out the truth. Even if it means getting rid of her- for good. When a secret is close to being exposed, you'd be surprised at what even the nicest people would do to keep it.

It's been twelve years since we left off with our favorite characters, Summer and Jay. Their daughter, Grace, is now seventeen years old and has a boyfriend of her own. But there's something off about him as Grace's cousin, Jimmy's son Owen, thinks. Something isn't quite right with him. He doesn't seem to be as in love with Grace as he claims to be. Is there something or someone keeping him tied to Grace? Or is it just the protective side of Owen? When a new guy comes in the picture, Grace begins to feel torn between him and Danny. Who is she going to choose? And what happens when Owen falls for a girl who is less than trustworthy? More trouble brews when an old foe comes back to town. What will Summer and Jay do? They have a restraining order on him, but will a piece of paper really keep him away? What is he trying to do? Is he after Summer to get her back by his side again? Or is he after her for another reason?

Summer Day is a seventeen year old girl living in a small town who is tired of hearing her parents demand her to be like her perfect older sister, April. Her life changes, however, when she takes a subway ride in New York one summer. Jay Night is a seventeen year old boy living in a big city. His parents are filthy rich and his father wants him to become a big successful lawyer like him. Jay, however, doesn't want to be a lawyer when he gets older. He doesn't even want to be rich! His life changes when he takes a subway ride in New York one summer. These two teens are struggling with getting through their lives without being criticized. They want to do what they want, but their parents have other plans for them. When their lives clash and they meet and fall in love one summer in New York City, their views of the world are changed with just four simple words. I 'Effin Love You.