Samantha's life changed two years ago when her mother died. She now cares for her younger brother and puts up with an abusive guardian. The fun, happy girl turned into the shy, terrified girl. When they move and her and her brother start at a new school, she doesn't plan on making herself known. But when she catches the attention of the resident bad boy, her plans change. What does he see in her? What is he hiding? And most importantly, why is a mysterious wolf suddenly appearing?

Well, I should probably start with, 'Don't freak out', or maybe even, 'This is not going to be pleasant', but I feel that that doesn't quite cover it. So I'm going to start like this. I feel bad about sharing this with you. I've never shared it with anyone before, so forgive me if it isn't smooth. Also, please, please believe me, because my story is a little unbelievable.

What did I ever do, Karma? What did I ever do to have to pay so much? But soon Brook realises that that question will never be answered, and she learns to live with it. To say the least, her life sucks. Fatherless, with a mum that can't find a job that earns enough money to feed a family of three and pay the rent, Brook falls deeper into depression with each passing day. At school, Brook seems to have picked up a stalker and made enemies with the school Barbie, Chloe, who had stolen Brook's boyfriend. The only way Brook manages to stay sane enough to keep her little sister company is by running to put herself in physical pain. One day she meets Alba and Gin, who quickly notice something isn't quite right with the sullen, secretive Brook. What is it that haunts Brook so much every day? Can Alba and Gin pull Brook out of her depression? Brook secretly doubts that her friends, or anyone else, will ever be able to help her again.

Poems about my life...and other random shite. Enjoy!

Mia was just a child when she was placed into the foster system along with her older brother Moss. One thing leads to another and they both head down the wrong tracks. Her childlike innocence isn't so innocent anymore. Follow Mia's story through a downward spiralling childhood that most are fortunate enough to not have, and find out why Mia James is the hard headed, cold and gun happy person she is today.

Collection of Poems I wrote in lessons that were too boring for words.

I'm not quite sure where this is going, so I don't know how to describe it. If you want to know what it's about, you're going to have to read it!