"I loved her. But now I also hated her. "

Caitlin and Evelyn were the best of friends. Only two problems, one being that Caitlin's father was about to marry Evelyn's mother. Second problem, they were both, unknowingly, in love with each other.

*DISCONTINUED FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE* *WILL NOT ACCEPT REQUESTS TO ADOPT THE BOOK* -"I wanna sleep next to you, but that's all i wanna do right now. So come over now, and talk me down."- Unrequited love. The worst kind of love. Have you ever liked someone, had a crush on someone or even as far as loved someone you know will never return the feelings? It's worse when you're in love with your straight best friend. When you haven't even come out yourself yet, when you have to hide who you are just to avoid the hate that comes with being gay. It hurts. But when you start noticing you're best friend who you are ever so in love with seems to care about you in a way she doesn't with her other friends, does she care about you the way you care about her? Or is it just wishful thinking? #477 In general fiction (20th Sep 16-First chapter) #8 In general fiction (17th January 2017) *NO LONGER UPDATING*

"Stop, Megan!" I heard Skye call after me. I could hear the desperation that laced her voice. But I couldn't bring myself to turn back. How had I let myself get into this? How did I let myself fall in love with my best friends sister? This was all kinds of fucked up. "I said stop!" She raised her voice, pulling on my arm slightly. I could feel the similar sparks and tingles, but given the situation, I denied myself the pleasure of succumbing to the pleasure of it. "Turn around....look me in the eye, and you tell me yourself, you don't love me." "I can't." I said softly. Finally allowing myself to look up into her bright green eyes. "I.....can't." "That's what I thought." Was all I heard before she slammed her lips onto mine. And in this moment, it was as if nothing else mattered.

My body began to curl itself into a ball and sounds of pain helplessly escaped from my throat. The startled animal sounds began to project from my body as it continued to go into shut down mode. It's like the walls have begun to collapse and all of the rubble is falling on top of me and only me. I can hear people screaming and shouting, but for some reason, I feel like I am the only one who can hear them. They are screaming for me to leave, to just run away. They are all so scared of this catastrophic earthquake. Because everything that they know is falling apart. - Book 1 in "Born to Die" series #236 in Teen Fiction

Mackenzie and Felicity are two very different people. Having just moved to California, Mackenzie must adjust to a new school, a crazy family and a new series of feelings. Felicity is the typical quiet and clever student, with a standard nuclear family and a close knit group of friends. When the two meet and their worlds collide, both must come to understand themselves, each other, and the world around them. This novel tells the story of two teenage girls dealing with the benefits and problems of being in a same-sex relationship for the first time after coming out.