Gabriella Thorn hates the entire population of men. I guess you could call her 'The Man Hater'. Due to a horrid past relationship, she swore to herself that she would never love again. Her life got messed up and everything fell apart. Then she meets Chaz Dalton. Chaz was a very nice guy. How did Gabriella treat him? Not so well at first, actually. But who knew that they would become bestfriends? Chaz was always there for her... Since day one. When things get screwed up, Gabriella turned to Chaz for help. Well actually, he wasn't aware of what she was doing to him. Gabriella was using him. But some time towards the end, she finally told him the truth. Chaz was hurt and broken hearted. I mean, who wouldn't be? Wouldn't you be upset after you find out that your bestfriend was using you as a fake boyfriend? But still, Chaz continued to love her with his whole heart. Questions are... Would he always be there for her even though he's getting hurt too much already? Is she in love or is she still pretending? Would everything work out? Let's find out...

**I started this when I was 11. It's in the process of being edited** Avery Collins never knew her older brother was in a gang. That was until they moved back home. She now goes to a new school and catches the eye of Austin Gray the leader of the gang her older brother taught. He's dangerous, charming and attractive, but he's a player and his priorities seem everywhere else but on a girl. Avery tries to stay away from him but Austin wants her and only her.

After losing her parents in a drunk driving accident, Hailey Baker moves in with her wealthy and eccentric uncle. After seven months of recovery, she still has trouble with her back and is sometimes confined to a wheelchair. But she is determined to live a normal life. When she starts at a new school, she meets Blake Adams. He's surly, grumpy, and gorgeous. He's also legally blind. Together, the two of them learn that while love is blind, it can also be a powerful healer.

Bits and pieces of my life enter at your own risk.

"Believe me it will get better." Thats what everybody seems to say. It's not true though. It never seems to get better. The pain just gets worse, and slowly we waste away. Someday we will die and all this pain will be over. A collection of depressing poetry.

The thoughts of a suicidal troubled teen.

A child's plea to be heard.

Mason Johnson's life can in no way be described as perfect. He lives with his sister and her on-again-off-again boyfriend, Caden. All his life he's grown up around drugs, yet some how Mason's stayed clean. It's junior year in high school for this 16 year old and he's just coasting through classes. But when his Drama teacher offers an extra credit opportunity that could help him pass, he finds himself with a role in The Phantom of the Opera opposite of the lovely and beautiful Rose Simpson, who has a clear dislike of Mason. Chemistry flares as the two opposites find themselves spending more time than either wanted to make the play a success.