It took every ounce of my willpower not to reciprocate his kiss. Our lips moved in flawless synchrony. I trembled as I felt his tongue tracing my lower lip. My legs turned feeble, and I clutched his shirt for support. Suddenly, his hands released mine and firmly seized my waist, simultaneously drawing me closer. I could perceive the fervent heat emanating from his body. His heart throbbed rapidly beneath my hands. I withdrew my hand and exerted a forceful push to separate us. "Soaf... please," he implored, his azure eyes locked onto mine. "I... I have to go," I responded, taken aback by the unexpected situation. ************ Sophie Esinberg embodied the typical nerd, often seen with glasses perched on her nose and her arms clutching books tightly as she made her way through the school hallway. However, it wasn't always like this for Sophie. She used to be confident and outspoken. So, what changed her? The answer lies in the relentless bullying she endured, without anyone to stand up for her. Ever since her childhood best friend, Daniel left town, Sophie resigned herself to a life of solitude, embracing her status as a loner. Everything takes a tumultuous turn when fate thrusts her into a project alongside the school's renowned bad boy and heartthrob, Raymond Reynolds, also known as Mr. Popular. Sophie's world crumbles as she discovers that she's developing feelings for the cocky, extraordinarily attractive, and irresistibly charming Raymond. However, deep down, she knows she's insignificant in his world-a mere speck of insignificance. Will she fight against her instincts and let him break her heart? ****** Highest Ranking #1

"Jace Jenson. He's the school bad boy, the type of person who can make your life a living hell if you just so much as look at him wrong. And he just so happens to be in most of my classes." Callie Watt has glided through high school mostly unnoticed. She expects an average life. An easy life. But, is average boring? After a night of crying over a coffee cup, Callie finds herself warming to none other than Jace Jenson. One lie after another leads her to wonder if Jace is everything he says he is, and Callie isn't sure if there is more to the story that meets the eye. But the question is: will Jace be able to fix her broken heart, or will he be the one that breaks it even further?

He tangled his hand in the tips of my hair and rested his chin on the top of my head, "You don't always have to be so strong, you know." I pulled my head back to look up at him. My eyes roamed around his facial features one by one until finally he leaned down and kissed my lips. ** Sophia Belle is quiet and laid back, mostly known to be the level headed one in tight situations. Once she is asked to tutor a boy she's went to school with her life yet never even spoke to, she has to learn to be a little pushy. Cameron thinks he can hide his one little secret, but Sophia is a smart girl. She has the glasses and the straight A's to prove it. Once Sophia and Cameron have their differences settled, new problems rise. Will they both be able to live up to the problems they have innocently come across? From basketball games, library games, and siblings hugs, these two try so hard to stay together until the end. But will they make it? Or will distance tear them apart?

It all began with that teacher strike. Which resulted in a stupid senior project. You know the cliché get-to-know-your-partner project that every senior student gets in books? I thought it was supposed to remain in those books. I never imagined that teachers would actually assign it! But my teachers did. With my brilliant luck, I got assigned to a partner whom I soon found myself trusting more and more. And I happened to have secrets that were better kept hidden.

What do the boys in the locker room talk about? Five girls know. Audrey MacDonald was having a normal sleepover one late summer night, until Val had to shout out a brilliant idea. The idea to listen to what the boys talk about in the locker room. Audrey and her friends get excited at the idea and without fully thinking about, they go on with the plan. But first they must over come some problems. One they go to a girl's only school. Two they have no idea how they are going to listen to the boy's locker room. Three they don't know how to sneak into a boy's locker room. And four they don't want to get caught. When the girls over come their problems, they are thrown into a senior year they will never forget.

"He brought light into one of my darkest days once, and I couldn't even notice he had turned his lights off." ____ Sawyer Raines only wants to help the sweet, kind, and caring boy who had once helped her. The problem is, Travis Shay isn't that same boy. After trying to end his so called perfect life, Travis Shay finds himself at the end of his rope. What he didn't expect was to be saved by his best friend and on top of that, be saved again by a girl he barely knows. With Sawyer's rough past full of different foster homes and repeatedly broken hearts, she somehow finds the strength inside her that was always there to save Travis. Sawyer has to bring light back into Travis's darkness using all she's got - but will Travis allow her to? And will her world return to that same darkness? _____ This is the first book in the Lost & Found series by Wallxflowxer!

Would YOU trust someone who bought you off Ebay? Grace is sick of being labelled a snob because of her money. She's sick of her backstabbing friends and her mansion of a house. She doesn't know how to tell if people are friends with Grace, or Grace's money, and all she really wants is a fresh start. So she decides to sell herself on Ebay. Setting up a fake account, she sells herself as a teenage dropout who 'will work for money'. When 'Jas737' wins the auction, everything seems innocent. She gets to work cleaning his apartment, and for once in her life realizes how it feels to have responsibility, and a friend who doesn't judge her for her wealth. But unfortunately for Grace, she learns that you can't trust everyone the hard way. Who's not to say there's other people tracking her down with different meanings for "work"? after all, how's a 'helpless teenage drop out with no money supposed to save herself? Will she be able to keep up her disguise? Is Jas737 even as trustworthy as he says he is? Maybe Grace should have thought twice about selling herself over the internet.

"I don't feel anything towards Dylan Miller." Leela nodded, combing through the messy knots in my hair. "Whatever you say." "I'm serious!" "Look, just try not to move so much this time," she said, making me feel happy as she dropped the subject. "And stop blushing too." - Eight Letters. Three Words.

[Edited] "You had to be extremely low on cash to wank into a cup for it," Dani sneered, feeling like a vindictive bully in a playground. But Carlo deserved it. She felt the first sharp stab of fear that went through her heart when Carlo looked at her with thunder in his eyes. "What are you going to do now? Kill me?" she continued. Fingering the 9mm in her back pocket, she remembered that she'd never even shot the damn thing, despite her brothers' pleas to teach her. Carlo's shadow blanketed her. "Kill you?" His brow furrowed. "Do you really think that lowly of me, cara? I'm wounded." "Then what the hell do you want?" His face flashed with a look she barely recognised - pure arousal. Even when he reached out and pulled her to him, she could feel it. "I realised that the mother of my child is more of a spitfire than I thought." His lips brushed her earlobe. "Call me a pyromaniac." *cover by @bullethood*