"So your name is Jade Green?" "I know, it's terrible" But I loved the way he said my name, the way it rolled off his tongue. I savored his accent like it was the last time I was going to hear it. "No, it's really not," he said with a smirk. "It-its unique." "Unique, huh, is that all you got?" I shot. "Seriously?" He looked taken aback "I love your name. But what would I know, I'm 'crazy', according to you." At that, I started to laugh "What? What's so funny?" He demanded. "You don't get it, do you Hunter?" I giggled "Would I be asking you if I did?" he said. "Can I tell you something?" He looked confused at first, but then smiled and nodded slightly. I leaned towards him and whispered into his ear "I love crazy" "Well then," he sighed "Let's be crazy." ***...***...***...***...***...***...***...***...***...***...***..

when you're young and in love, everybody's gonna try to talk you out of it.

Aurora (Rory) Shay works at a local Starbucks in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana without a care in the world. When she runs into country star Hunter Hayes in his hometown, there's an instant connection. A few days later Hunter leaves to go on tour but him and Rory stay in touch, and use up any free time Hunter can find to talk. But what happens when his band mates find Hunter missing only hours after their last conversation? With a killer behind her back holding him hostage, there's only one thing Rory can do. Run.

Elizabeth hates her name, her location, and her life. She lives with her Uncle who happens to be Dann Huff and her over protective brother, Brantely. But when a new kid comes to town being bullied, she tries to be friends with, you guessed it Hunter Hayes. Will they stay friends or become something more? (Okay I suck at these and that was probably totally chessy and stupid but my fanfic.. ENJOY!) THANK YOU FOR 10K READS!

❝Real fatherhood means love and commitment and sacrifice and a willingness to share responsibility and not walking away from one's children.❞ - William Bennett

Growing up, Sheila Allen always loved the ocean. Because she was raised in an exquisite beach house in the toe of Florida, she never spent a second not near the water. But like everyone else, the characters of fantasy soon grow out of your life. Dragons, fairies, trolls and monsters are a thing of the past. But little does Sheila know, she had forgotten about one bellowed character. The boy she met 15 years ago remembers her as if she was his own name, and couldn't help but watch for her at the beach, because maybe someday he could say hello again. Cause magic always brings something you love back to you. And in this case, it would be a merman.

Hunter's POV "OPEN YOUR EYES LAUREN! Maybe we weren't meant to do this, people do stupid stuff when their young and in love. LOOK WHERE OUT LOVE IS TAKING ME, US. DO YOU NOT SEE IT? DO YOU NOT CARE?!" I screamed at her as my hands fell to my side...

Audrey Stone is an upcoming country artist on tour with her good friend, Hunter Hayes. When they decide they could be more than friends, will they have the happy ending they both want, or have their relationship ruined for good?

The loner. The nerd. The outcast. The teenage mother. The victim. The girl that's desperate to go back to her past. Evangeline Bennigan has been called all these things for as long as she can remember, both in school and her own home. And sadly, very few people know how valuable this girl truly is. So when her school principal gives her the opportunity of a lifetime, things may start to change for the better. The geek. The country music heartthrob. The multi-instrumentalist. The record breaker. The leader of country music's youth revolution. Hunter Hayes has been called all these things. Once a small town boy from Louisiana; now currently one of the biggest names in country music. He's had records go platinum, concerts sold out, and awards swept off the table. But when he gets one of the biggest opportunities of a lifetime in a new setting, there's no doubt something great will come out of what he's about to do. One thing's for sure; these paths will definitely cross. Now only one question remains: What will happen once the path of these two individuals crosses?

❝Kids who enter 'adulthood' without any strong attachments to people who know and care about them have a rough road ahead, to say the least.❞ - Rhea Perlman