"I don't need anyone." He scoffs. "Look I'm not some kind of troubled bad boy you see in the movies. I don't need saving." Meet Skyla Tyson. A girl who has three missions in life. 1)Find the boys in her school that got her father killed in a car accident. 2)Find the strange boy that keeps protecting Her. 3)Win Julian Ferrari's heart. Meet Julian Ferrari. The bad boy. Not your typical bad boy. Julian is handsome, sweet, endearing, alluring and very secretive. Julian asks skyla to help him with his crush. Trust a jealous Skyla to give him wrong informations in hope of wrecking their relationship. Well that is until Julian completely falls in love with Skyla. A love so deep and pure like the view of the ocean in the night skies. But so many things threaten this love. Will they make it out? They say love has no boundaries but this is a story about the boundaries of love. P.S Contains scenes of self harm.

In a palace far away lived a king and his wife who had no kids due to an unknown source, with the help of his sorcerer and guards will he be able to conquer the evil in the town.

Meredith Safford suffers from anxiety-attacks. And they are pretty bad. Despite that, she does have a 'safe spot' and it's where the sun shines the brightest, where the grass is the greenest, where it's softest, it was the only place that made her feel safe-until she finds out that place is also accompanied by the mean, cocky, arrogant, loved quarterback, Shawn Matson. How, how, how lovely. The two don't get along-obviously since Shawn's first words to her were pretty insulting. And it doesn't help the fact that he's been making endless, stupid, attempts to 'pick-up' Meredith. And as far as Meredith knows, Shawn is a self-absorbed, girl-trasher, jerk, who is incapable of loving anyone. He is. Isn't he? Soon Meredith's world takes a turn when her mother introduces her to Scott Christen who seems like the perfect prince charming. He's nice, kind, and sweet. He also obviously takes a liking to Meredith but is this all a charade to win her family wealth...or is it truly sincere? But here's the question: Which us, is that place in our hearts? Have fun in reading this so cliché story, but I mean, who doesn't like cliché's? Authors Note: Thank you for everyone who has taken the time to read my book! If you would like me to continue writing please let me know!