It was pity that first made Dannie speak to him. She had known Ryan since she was a kid, but he had always been the popular Golden Boy, and she had always been the tomboy that didn’t mind not having any friends. It was odd, she had thought, that all the popular kids who had once kissed the ground he walked on, didn’t so much spared him a glance anymore, and it was this that made her sit with him that one faithful day and begin something that would only end up causing her pain.

Lloyd Quebec is the star football player and has everything he wants. Until school starts and his world starts to fall apart. He wants to lean on his friends but it seems like his worst enemies, the band kids, are treating him better. Will he leave his football team for the nerds?

When sixteen-year-old Melody Goldman is in a car crash, the part of her brain that allows her to see is… damaged. Now blind, she realizes how many of the things she loves to do are impossible now. Reading. Writing. Band. She refuses to allow that to stop her. This is her last year of high school. She wants to finish things right. She wants to march in the marching band. Can she do it? A/N: I've noticed that this book gets a lot of attention from my fellow band students. I'm very sorry to say that I'm not currently working on any new chapters, nor do I think I will be in the forseeable future. I am very sorry to disappoint, but I wasn't sure where the plot was going, and in the distant future, I just couldn't see this book as being something I could publish. It was just a funny little side project for me, and then I started getting comments on my page about it, and I felt guilty about leaving everyone hanging, so I'm just clearing the air.

Every character has their own story. I think it's time I show my own. (The Hunger Games written in Glimmer's point of view) -All credit goes to Suzanne Collins *This was the first book I ever completed, and I wrote it 7 years ago when I was quite young. Go easy on me pls *

Meet Hope: She's the type of easy-going girl who loves her family. But don't ever try to mess with her. In a battle of wits, she will always win. Not that she's crazy smart, she just grew up in a family that never thought she was good enough. Oh, and she loves marching band. Meet Chase: Arrogant, player, jerk type. You know, the one that is usually supposed to be on the football field? No. He's Hope's side-kick on the marching band field. Too bad she hates him. But, underneath the surface, Chase has feelings. This year of marching changes both of them for the better and worse. With a lot of struggles on the way, Hope searches for a happy medium BETWEEN LOVE AND MUSIC. :) ^ this sucks. sorry.

There are TWO separate stories under this story group! Inject Me Sweetly: Vampires. Mythical creatures. Horrifying creatures. Creatures of the night. The creatures that make up Emily Brown's worst fear. Ever since she was little, the thought of vampires had sent her heart racing. So what happens when she somehow gets mixed up with the very creatures from her nightmares? When she's suddenly taken from her family because of something she had no control over? And there's something else... Something special about Emily's blood that has every vampire in the vicinity trying to steal it. But the problem is, Emily barely even has enough for herself. Dusk Until Dawn: When new neighbors move into the creepy house next door, Maddie begins to become curious about them. After a terrifying accident, she learns that her new neighbor, Damian, and his family are vampires. Knowing the secret, she is now put in danger. And so is her best friend, Dustin. A vampire wants him dead. But can Maddie stop this from happening? Or will Dustin end up dead?