Sophie is a diver, that's what she was born to do. Nothing can stand in her way, not even Liam, a hot new kid! Or will he? Sophomore year is here and Soph and BFF Heather have been applying for collages around their area. Sophie cant seem to get a scholarship, since she had already turned down here favorite one. But why you ask... well, that is the question you will be asking throughout this book. Is Sophie going to shine for the scouters?... or will she just be Diving Deep!

It started with a smile. Except Delilah didn't smile, in fact she stopped smiling. This is how this story begins, and Bianca alongside Samuel took it upon themselves to solve this mystery. But little do they know that in order to find the truth, they'll have to look back in time. How does one box, one clock and a couple of abandoned paintings solve this problem. And how will Bianca and Samuel deal with the thought of their best friend Delilah being linked to the disappearance of one girl, the death of three people and a fire that happened more than a decade before she was born? How far are these two friends willing to go? And will they be able to find the truth in time and stop history from repeating itself yet again? Better yet will Delilah ever get back her smile?

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." They say understanding the past is the only way to move forward into the future without repeating history's darkest moments. But what happens WWIII breaks loose and society takes a turn for the worst? Read on as Sean witnesses the very start of history repeating itself (racism, dictatorship, territorial wars etc).

Aubrey dared her-and Lena never turned down a dare. When Lena moved away, two best friends hatched a plan. They bet that Lena wouldn't be able to get a boy at her new school acting as extravagantly as she possibly could; doing pranks, wearing tutus, singing on tabletops. Anything goes. She can't let them see the real her. To them, it seems like a fair bet. Until Lena meets Quinton, and suddenly the dare takes on a whole new light-how to be accepted in a place that will never accept you; how to be loved in a place that never would have loved you. When Lena meets Quinton, anything goes, and everything stays.

Ever thought of the darkness that surrounds you? Of what lay beyond those swirling black shadows? Of the creatures that dominated your peaceful night? The Menrads were dangerous and lethal. A powerful clan of five pure blooded vampires and feared by all, the Menrads enjoyed the attention they got. But their happiness was short lived. They weren't the only creatures of night... Beings far scarier than the vampires existed! Creatures so powerful that the purebreeds had began to doubt their own supremacy in the presence of such beings. They couldn't be killed by the hands of the pure bloods...but by vampires of a much lower authority - the half breed! Unknown of the what their future would be, four half breeds struggle against the cruel Menrads and their secret plan to annihilate the poor teenagers along with the threatening new breed of species. Will they die in vain? Will they fight against their rulers or stumble on to the mystery surrounding these new creatures?

Zoey had no idea what problem she got herself in. Her life started falling apart once Xavier left her. So one day, just before she lost all her hope, she put her life in the hands of a stranger. She jot down her decision on a small note, asking if she should end it. Xavier left his best friend. He left her for his own benefit, not thinking about her at all. The only time he realized this, it was too late, she had gone and left him already. So when he found a note from a stranger telling him that she wanted to kill herself, he had this urge to help her, guide her back on track to her life as he failed to do for Zoey. He told her that he'd always be there for her. They never knew, even just slowly, that their broken heart was being sewn back together.

The nightmares kept coming. I had no clue what they meant. Life was hard enough, competition was bad enough. And I was just a teenage girl trying to live my life. It's so hard to be perfect. I'm trying not to let it go to my head. But could there be something more to what everything seemed?