A girl. A boy. An event that separates them forever, and the heart-wrenching goodbye that ends it all.

Aileen Black has been the ringmaster of her own circus for as long as she can remember. Ever since she was little, she's been either featured in other circuses or leading her own. The circus is the only place she can really consider home--nowhere else has ever welcomed her. She can't blame them, though; having a sadistic pink-haired girl is not the most fun someone can have. But for the circus, it's perfect. After Aileen loses her memory in a circus accident and is taken home by a generous boy named Luke, she's about to discover that maybe the circus isn't where she belongs after all.

Clarke Barlow has lived normally for his entire life--until he met Zach Morgen, a devilish warlock with equally devilish good looks. Swept along on an adventure he could never be ready for, Clarke slowly figures out that there's more to his life than he originally thought; but he starts to miss his ordinary life when his family is put in danger by Zach's mysterious arch nemesis. Despite Zach's dangerous lifestyle and smug attitude, Clarke finds himself falling for the warlock. But when he's confronted by the very creature that has kidnapped his family, Clarke learns that there is a darkness inside Zach; and a curse that prevents him from loving another soul. Will Clarke find it inside himself to kill Zach before the darkness overwhelms him?

When Heiden finds a note tucked inside of a library book, he doesn't expect it to change his life--but that's exactly what it does. * When June leaves a note tucked inside of a library book, she doesn't expect someone to respond--let alone change her entire life.

I met him on a Saturday night. It was dark, and unusually warm for a spring night. I ran into him in the woods near my house. I was the only victim he ever spared, not because he felt sorry for me, but because, as he had told me later, it was "Love at first sight, and also my first and only love." "I guess some people are worth not killing," I had replied, with a chuckle and small smile.

Mallory forms a contract with a demon, Claude Faustus. She doesn't exactly care for him, but you know. One evening, Mallory goes to a ball at the Phantomhive Manor, and of course, Claude accompanies her. The Phantomhive Butler, Sebastian Michaelis, catches Mallory's eye, and she catches his. Although Claude absolutely hates Sebastian and how him and his young mistress feel about each other, he can't do a thing about it, because love always wins, right?

A collection of thoughts and feelings that I cannot express directly. Instead I'm putting it in a book, indirectly.