book one

This story is not about love and heartbreak. Not tragedy. Not horror. Just me. Jess Grace. Have you ever realised what life would be like without family? Friends? Well, Jess' story shows just that. Life without shortcuts. Just plain old rough edges. Everthing changes in the end. Nothing is ever lasting in Jess' world. So when she meets Him, will she have someone to share the rough edges with? This is Me and My Stupidity.

Jackie Gold wants to have the summer of her life. The one summer she'll remember before she starts her senior year but attending her family's annual camping trip wasn't part of the plan. She could handle a week of camping but 2 months of it with her crazy mother, Tedi and father, Jake and brother, Liam, she sure wants to drop dead by now. And here comes Nick Asch, Jackie's old crush, also attending the camping trip. All Jackie wants to do is pull her hair out. Let the Summer Begin. Third book of the series! Recommend reading Just a Kiss and Just a Bet beginning this one.

Completed Stiles Stilinski was never really sure how he felt about Derek Hale, the sarcastic and moody werewolf who was always around. They had their moments, where Derek did something nice and Stiles started to like him a little more, but were they friends? He never really thought about it. When something goes wrong and people turn up missing, Stiles and Derek are forced to search for them. What will having that much alone time do to their awkward relationship? // All Teen Wolf characters belong to Jeff Davis, obviously. Not me. (:

Alex Fitzgerald is just herself. No one cares about her. If anyone speaks to her, it's to hurt her. Nate Turner is the guy that everyone wants. Girls scream for him, boys envy him, and the school worships him. But he doesn't want any of it. He tries to keep away from everyone. He tries to be alone. But he just can't get a break. Naturally, Alex has a huge, embarrassing crush on Nate. And Nate has a huge, embarrassing crush on Alex. Neither will say anything. One day, in a state of boredom, Nate writes a message on a sticky note, and presses it under his chair during his biology class. Alex finds it during her study hall in that same room. She writes back. For the whole school year, Nate and Alex share a stream of yellow and purple sticky notes, writing to each other. Alex is happy that she has a friend. Nate is happy that someone is talking to him that DOESN'T know who he is. There's only one problem. Neither of them know who they're writing to.