Dana Websters world comes crashing down around her after a tragic accident. Left with a disability and a feeling of hollowness, she retreats into herself, unable to find happiness in life again. She stops talking unless she absolutely has to, and refuses to go down to see the horses that once brought her such comfort. When she goes back to school, she meets a mysterious new boy named Chase. Seeing the same pain in his eyes that she feels, Dana is drawn to him. As they start to heal together and Chase's story unfolds, Dana realizes that even though her life will never be the same again, there may be hope that she can live her life once more.

"So I decided the way I'd get my revenge, is by making you live with the fact that only you can see me. Only you can hear me. And you'll have to live day in day out with me by your side, a reminder of what you did. Unless I forgive you, which I doubt would ever happen." Anna Tuller is dead. But unfortunately, she is still around and aware of the life that continues after her death. Yet to her luck, Alex Rivers can see her. The bad part of that is she loathes Alex. It was his fault in the first place that she is dead. Taking advantage of this she declares to make Alex's life hell. But can she ever forgive him for what he did? Or will she hate him till the day he dies?

***WATTPAD VERSION. There is a revised version available on Amazon*** [Melkin Series book #1] ════════════════ "Travis?" I asked as softly as I could. He smiled, tweaking the corners of his mouth up. If my eyes hadn't adjusted to the darkness by now, I wouldn't have caught it. "You're like heaven from the view in hell," he said. ════════════════ Lacey Carson dreamed of experiencing the exciting world outside of the mundane town her father limited her to. Then she met Travis Miller, who was a little more adventure than she was ready for. Join her as she learns about the ups and downs of independence, her own strength, and the gang world she quickly becomes immersed into.

Life had never been easy, but I had never wanted it to be. Changing my looks, my attitude, the way I walked, it was invigorating; it was something I couldn't live without. My personality changed, my lifestyle changed, but that was all part of the job. What I never expected was being thrown in blind, with no clue as to who my enemies were, who my friends were, and worse, who to trust. ***Cover by Eyekandi***