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Casual sex is harder than it seems. In order to keep it safe, both emotionally and physically, Jake comes up with a set of rules.

Smoothies first, boys second. That was Taylor Oakes' mantra when she packed up her life and moved to the west coast with dreams of opening a smoothie shop. But it's hard to stay true to a mantra when you're faced with a beautiful, surfing, story-writing, smoothie-making hunk of a man.

Jordan Matthews thinks he knows. He thinks he knows who he is and how he got there. When his ex-girlfriend leaves him a diary containing every small thing she's ever held back from him, he learns a lot more about himself than he ever expected. Loved you once, love you still. Always have, always will.

Imagine, cameras clicking around you, fans and reporters shouting your name as you strut down the red carpet wearing the latest fashions everyone lusts over, arm in arm with a smoking hot celebrity girls would lay down their lives for. You probably feel anxious, excited, elated. But not for Erica. After an incident at a movie theater, she hopes that is the last she sees of any celebrities. Going into her last year of high school she just wants to be normal. But normal is the last thing she gets when she visits the set of her favorite book becoming a movie. Is show biz for Erica? Or will she become another one of Hollywood's failures? *** "Most girls would shave their heads and eyebrows to be in your position, why aren't you into me?" I raised my eyebrows at him. "Well, to start, you cut me in line at the movies, hate me, and you're also very selfish and snobby, anything else?" "Most girls don't care about that stuff." "Well I'm not like most girls."

Inspired by Carrie Underwood's "The Night Before (Life Goes On)," a newly graduated couple struggles to say goodbye as they prepare to begin a long distance relationship.

When former beauty pageant queen, Ellie Wilde, hears of her grandmother's sickness, she's the first to offer to drive her to her chemotherapy. What she didn't know she was agreeing to was an obnoxiously cheerful blond boy somehow nudging his way into her life. ©iwearheelys, all rights reserved.

Once upon a time, we shared our wicked blisses. But in the end, they were nothing but cocaine kisses. Highest ranking: #42 in poetry

Twenty-four days. That's how long it took me to fall in love. Pretty impressive, since for the first twenty-three days all I had to fall in love with were little presents slipped into my locker. [#81 teen fiction / #1 holidays] NOTE - I wrote this book at 14 so the characters are 15-16 year olds. This is your warning so you don't have to be surprised/disappointed when their ages are mentioned! Thanks!

Brayden's life is a beautiful disaster. After finally being adopted by a wealthy woman and her family, his entire life is turned upside down. The New Yorker boy who's only lived in small one-bedroom apartments and tiny houses is now living in a Barrington, Rhode Island mansion. The boy who has never walked inside an actual school is now attending a private charter academy. The boy who has always been a nobody is now a somebody, but the heart wrenching experiences of his childhood follow him day by day as he lives his new life. On the other hand, Collie's life is perfect. Being beautiful, rich, and popular was an easy job to say the least. She never dealt with scarce food supply, financial issues, or abandonment, which is everything Brayden has struggled with throughout his life. To anyone, Collie had it all. When Brayden suddenly turns up at Constance PCA, it was almost crush at first sight for Collie. A budding romance ignites, something that is forbidden due to the hatred of Brayden's new sister, Ursanne, but as the two grow as a couple, Collie forces her way into the secrets of Brayden Palmer's life, the secrets he calls his Splinters.