Kay Ross. A shy 19 year old girl, who's mother is the complete opposite of her. When her mother decides that she needs to get out into the real world, she gets a one way plane ticket to London. In "Half A Heart" Kay realizes how important being careful really is....

I received a text from Julianna, several of them. "What do you want babe?" "Come down." "Where are you?" There wasn't a response back from her and I heard noises coming from downstairs. I got out of bed and into the hallway, where the lights unexpectedly started to go on and off. I heard the noise once more, so I tiptoed down the stairs. It was pitch black, until I saw a trail of blood heading towards the living room and so I followed it. I saw her, I saw her sitting on a chair tied up, crying, with duck tape across her mouth. She has small, but deep cuts on all over her body. I quickly walked towards her to untie the rope and slowly ripping off the tape. "LOUIS, BEHIND YOU," she shrieked. I quickly turned around and felt this sharp pain going through my stomach, knowing already that I was stabbed. The voices in the background were as if it was muffled and the last thing I saw was Julianna putting pressure on my wound, telling me that it'll be okay.

Trinity was an ordinary teenage girl. She wasn't one of the popular girls, but wasn't looked down on, either. She was just sort of there. Boys had never really shown any interest in her, skipping over her like she was just another brick in the wall. But when Trinity starts sending letters to an imaginary 'Mr.Perfect', she gets more than she bargained for. When it turns out that the address she was sending them to is real, she is roped into situations she would never have imagined. Attracting the attention of a rather dark, dangerous boy who seems to know more about her than she does herself, Trinity would soon realise that her idea of 'Mr.Perfect', isn't so perfect after all. But there was no going back.

Charlie is a sweet quiet girl that would rather be held up at home with a good book then be at a party. When summer comes along things may just change. Niall, the dark, blonde boy from UNI. She promised herself she would have nothing to do with him but will plans change. Can Charlie pick up the pieces or will Niall just ruin the whole puzzle?

When Allie meets the mysterious Liam Payne she feels an attraction straight away. What starts off as a childish crush on looks soon turns into something more as they start to get to know each other. Allie is a girl that puts others' needs before her own, where as Liam is looking only to please himself. Although he is usually rude and aggressive, towards Allie he is different, romantic even. Is Liam really a hopeless romantic or is this just part of a plan to gain her trust so he can swoop in and capture her?

Have you ever been a part of something that you thought would never end? and then of course it did. Zayn thought that Perrie was 'the one' for him. That 'Zerrie' would never end. One day was enough to ruin his dreams, his hopes, his plans for the future. A simple sentence was enough to break him. 'My love for you is over...' Those six words were enough to make him to the weak, lifeless person he is today. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2013 Don't copy or steal any of my characters or my story! I worked very hard! (Nothing in this story is connected with reality.) This story will contain sex scenes, strong language, self-harming, drugs and alcohol. Please if you're underaged don't read those parts. (p.s. Trailer on the side!) Thank you :))

Relationships, heartbreaks, hope, and friendship. After the complete wedding disaster with Evie Calstin and Todd Peterson, Evie wonders if she will ever learn to trust and love again. After all, Todd did cheat on her. Twice. Once on their anniversary, and then on their wedding day. Meanwhile, Niall Horan is waiting for her heart to heal, so that maybe he can enter it. Raylen and Liam, Riley and Zayn, Katie an Louis, and Carrie and Harry are the only couples that have actually been happy. Well, besides the fact that Carrie and Harry's first baby died. Read on to find out what happens to all of these characters and their life's and hearts in Sadly Single's sequel, Ready To Mingle.

"The haters are right. Everybody's right. I never get the girl." Being in the world's most famous boy band has it's consequences. Keeping a relationship for more than a few months is difficult, let alone a few years. Lower middle class, young, and working, it's hard for women to find a man that won't break her heart into a million pieces. Being cheated on is always a possibility. Losing hope is what comes out of these situations. But when they come together, it'll either break, or make them. Five boys, five girls, two completely different worlds. Behind each face is a world of hurt, that can only be unraveled by love. Being sadly single sucks, but so in love that you can't think straight might be worse.