Nina is the most popular girl in school. Everyone thinks she has a perfect life, but she doesn't. Her mother died at a very young age, and she lives with her abusive father. She's never really felt what it's like to love, or to be loved, but that all changes the day she meets Taylor.

Isobel’s life is falling apart. Her mom just married some guy she met on the Internet only three months before and is moving them to his sprawling, gothic mansion off the coast of nowhere. Goodbye, best friend. Goodbye, social life. Hello, icky new stepfather, crunchy granola town, and unbelievably good-looking, officially off-limits stepbrother. But on her first night in her new home, Isobel starts to fear that it isn’t only her life that’s unraveling—her sanity might be giving way too. Because either Isobel is losing her mind, just like her artist father did before her, or she’s seeing ghosts. Either way, Isobel’s fast on her way to being the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons.

Happily ever after? Or never ever, Ever. Ever’s mom loved fairy tales, but at fifteen-years-old and weighing 302 lbs, Ever Davies is sure that “happily ever after” was never written for her. She lives under the constant scrutiny of everyone around her, and “Skinny” – the voice in her head – makes sure she never forgets how fat and ugly she is. That is, until Ever decides to take drastic action. With the help of her long-suffering friend Rat, Ever embarks on the risky, terrifying journey of gastric surgery. But while Ever’s body gradually changes on the outside, she soon finds that changing the person on the inside is much harder. And silencing Skinny is the hardest task of all.

Sadie can’t wait to get away from her backwards small town, her delusional mom, her jailbird dad, and the tiny trailer where she was raised…even though leaving those things behind also means leaving her best friend Brendan. Sadie wants a better life, and she has been working steadily toward it, one con at a time. But when Sadie’s mother wipes out Sadie’s savings, her escape plan is suddenly gone. She needs to come up with a lot of cash—and fast—or she’ll be stuck in this town forever. With Brendan’s help, she devises a plan—the ultimate con—to get the money. But the more lies Sadie spins, the more she starts falling for her own hoax…and perhaps for the wrong boy. Sadie wanted to change her life, but she wasn't prepared to have it flipped upside down by her own deception. With her future at stake and her heart on the line, suddenly it seems like she has a lot more than just money to lose...

The twenty four year old Brianna doesn't believe in love. She's never had a girlfriend, she's never been on a date, she hasn't even slept with someone more then once. When she takes home the seventeen year old Jessica one night, that all changes. Despite Brianna's policy about not doing girlfriends, Jessica won't take no for an answer. Will this one night stand turn into something more?

When queen bee of the school, Kaylee, is forced to be lab partners with the queen of the freaks, Cameron, things get complicated. The two are total opposites. Kaylee is an honor student with rich parents who don't pay much attention to her. Her father is always away on business, and she's left with her emotionally abusive mother who cares only about how other people see her and her family. Not going to be so good when her daughter gets outed as being a lesbian dating "scum" huh? Cameron's life isn't so easy either. She definitely doesn't come from a family of money. Her and her grandmother struggle to get by. Cameron's mother overdosed when Cameron was just a young child. Being taken in by her loving grandma has not steered her away from following her mother's choices. These two somehow fall in love, but their love story is far from perfect.

The world we once knew is gone. There's no more freedom. You can't even leave your home without taking a life or death risk. A virus has spread. This isn't just the normal sickly virus that you get over in about a week, this virus alters you in ways that can't be described. One little bite, is all it takes. One bite and you're infected. There's no cure yet. Once you're infected, you're infected. You start craving blood, you lose all regard for human life, you go crazy. It's like an animal once it's infected with rabies. When Kylie and her father save Nikki's life, life as Kylie knows it isn't the same. She finds love with Nikki. She finds an unfamiliar sense of security and hope with Nikki. Will the two have a happily ever after ending? Or will it end in tragedy?

Danni is a lesbian who falls in love with her friends straight sister Jess. Jess finds herself attracted to a girl named Danni but she still isn't ready to say she's gay. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> The story is in different POV's Also at one point I messed up their names

Seventeen-year old high school senior, Shelby, has it all. She has popularity, perfect grades, and the hottest guy in school wanting her. She thinks she has her whole life figured out, but that all changes when she meets Ashley. She ultimately falls for her, but what she doesn't know is that Ashley is hiding a tragic secret.

Friendship is a bond stronger than secrets in this novel from the author of The Almost Truth and Unraveling Isobel. As first graders, Avery and Nora bonded over a special trait they shared—they were both adopted. Years later, Avery is smart, popular, and on the cheerleading squad, while Nora spends her time on the fringes of school society, wearing black, reading esoteric poetry, and listening to obscure music. They never interact...until the night Nora approaches Avery at a party, saying it’s urgent. She tells Avery that she thought she found her birth mom—but it turned out to be a cruel lie. Avery feels for Nora, but returns to her friends at the party. Then Avery learns that Nora overdosed on pills. Left to cope with Nora’s loss and questioning her own actions, Avery decides to honor her friend by launching a search for her own birth mother. Aided by Brody, a friend of Nora’s who is also looking for a way to respect Nora’s legacy, Avery embarks on an emotional quest. But what she’s really seeking might go far deeper than just genetics…