**ITS AN OKAY BOOK BUT ITS NOT PROFESSIONAL OR VERY WELL WRITTEN OR THOUGHT OUT, IT IS INDEED VERY CLICHÈ AND I WOULD PREFER IT IF YOU READ A DIFFERENT ONE OF MY BOOKS TO GET A FEEL FOR MY ACTUAL WRITING AS IT HAS IMPROVED GREATLY SINCE THIS BOOK STARTED.***** Savannah Finn had lived with her grandma her whole life. Her mother and father died in a plane crash, on their way to help children in Africa. Savannah was only 10 years old when it happened. But now Savannah's is grazing 18 and her life is finally going right. She has two best friends; Kalie Moore and Nickie Lewis. She doesn't have a boyfriend, actually none of her friends do, they keep to themselves. She keeps her distance from the populars, and the jocks and the bad boys. Well she tries, but Nickie's twin... The bad boys are the ones that scare her the most. Braxton Gregory, Brylon Stone and Ricky Graham. She's just a good girl. Until Braxton runs into her life. Quite literally I might add. Braxton makes it his personal mission to change the good girl. Or is she really a good girl? Will Braxton and his friends find girls to finally tie them down? Or will the bad boy change the "good girl", and the story won't be so cliche after all? You'll have to read and find out.

{COMPLETED} {BEING EDITED} He was Satan Jr. I was a messed up, low life, loser I didn't have anyone left He seemed to be the only one But would I let myself let that happen Would I let him in My mind raced with a million thoughts I didn't know what I was going to do I didn't know what was going to happen I didn't know how this would end I didn't know if this was even real But it felt real To real Unreal But maybe I wasn't dreaming After all He was the boy next door Casey The good girl. She does good in school. She doesn't get in trouble. She has a boyfriend her sister and her best friend to help her through everything. Things could be better. But then something happens.... Blake The boy next door. The bad boy. He returns home after two years. He has a good family but that's about it. But when he gets home and stops in to say 'hi' to his neighbor, he didn't expect the challenge that came with that one visit.