Lily Tyler Williams was the good girl that wouldn't hurt a fly, but when her brother is killed by the popular people in her school Things change. Lily moves away from her friend and family, to a completely different city, where a guy named Hunter helps her train. "Train for what?" you may be asking. She's training for the day she goes back to that school, and shows them what they turned her into. They'll probably be scared. And they should be scared too. Because she's back, and with revenge. FULL STORY NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE WARNING : THE PUBLISHED BOOK HAS BEEN EDITED AND THERE WILL DEFINITELY BE SOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE BOOKS (involving grammar, scenes, etc.) WARNING : WHEN JANUARY 10 COMES I WILL BE DELETING CHAPTERS, LEAVING ONLY UP TO CHAPTER 9 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Feb. 9: ACTION #21 June 10: ACTION #9 June 13: ACTION #3 Sept. 12: ACTION #2 Sept. 23: ACTION #1 October 1: ACTION #1

Lilly Martin is not model-material, but Adam Hiller is, and it turns out he likes to wear dresses when nobody's looking, and is in fact not a 'he' at all. When their school announces a fashion designing competition, Lilly decides to kill two (or three) birds with one stone and: 1) Win the fashion competition by making the best dress Edgley High has ever seen. 2) Help Adam (who prefers Eve, thank you very much) come out as the girl she is. 3) Annoy the bigots. (cover by @inevitxble)

Lenox knows one thing about this summer-it's going to suck. While her friends are off vacationing in the Hamptons, she's stuck with her grandparents in the middle of nowhere. However, Lenox's luck changes when she meets her idol, Kaylie, a popular beauty YouTuber. Kaylie is everything Lenox wants to be-outgoing, successful, and gorgeous. She'd do anything to be in Kaylie's social orbit, including telling a few white lies to become her personal assistant. As Lenox hides who she is from everyone, including Kaylie's good-looking brother, Callen, she finds appearances are deceiving and lies have a nasty way of coming out.

With her deadly secret out in the open, Cassie must fight even harder to protect not only her sister but her own heart. ***** Cassie has never been in a tighter spot. In an unexpectedly grim fight, Julian, her annoying yet charming tutee, uncovers her deadly secret! With the threat of homelessness pressing down on her, she has no choice but to move in with him to keep her and her sister safe. But when the past continues to catch up with her, rival gangs ramp up their challenges, out for her head. And as Julian's family's dark past comes to haunt Cassie, a mysterious stranger's return could challenge everything she has built to protect. *Sequel to The Mystery Fighter* Content and/or trigger warning: scenes depicting violence [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]] Cover designed by Ren T

Leah Preston was a normal 17 year old girl, until she wakes up and finds herself staring at her own lifeless body. She has no idea what happened to her or how she died, and the only person who can see her is her sworn enemy Jared. Neither of them have a choice, they must put their differences aside in order to find out what really happened to Leah and how she died, or better yet, who killed her, while at the same time fighting each other and the feelings they are beginning to develop. ©makeandoffer

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