His life isn't some fairytale. No matter how much he wishes it was, he can't change that. He's in love with his bestfriend, who hasn't got a clue, seeing as his best friends Allison and Chase have no idea that Chris is gay. Let alone totally head over heels for Chase. How much longer can Chris pretend? How much longer can he live a lie? How much longer can he deny his heart?

Sye Vettori enters his summer vacation on the high hopes of spending the holidays at the beach looking for a girlfriend with his best friend. A call from his mother proves him wrong as he's shipped off to summer camp where he bumps into his arch nemesis, Tristan Buckley. He makes a new crazy friend, George, and one of the twins, Joel, falls for him. What's a straight boy to do when he's stuck for a few months with a bunch of attractive homosexual boys?

Damon Jacobs is new to the Hollywood scene. His bad boy attitude and sexy British accent make this up-and-comer someone to watch out for. Topher Ashton has been a Hollywood Heartthrob since he was a teenager. He's the one all the girls want and all the guys strive to be. Even with a miserable past; Topher is the envy of all. It's the premiere of one of Hollywood's newest blockbusters. Costars - and best friends - Topher and Damon are set to be the newest 'It-boys' when 'Save The Day' their new superhero comedy hits the box office. Will one drunken after-party change everything? And more importantly, will they lose a great friendship or will everything work out 'for better or for worse'?

[Sequel To: There's The Cat and Then There's Me] [Contains sexual scenes] This is not a love story. Well, that's a lie; it was once upon a time, maybe in some distant fairytale. Once it was perfect between him and I. Accel Hilman. I wish I could go back. Welcome back to Andrew Johanessy's life. Eighteen years old and no longer is he average, no longer is he boring, no longer does he waste every second of his life wishing he was somewhere else. Instead he is alone and broken. He spends every second of his life wishing he was dead. Now he is nothing, he has shrivelled away into a dismal speck and he has accepted the single fact that changed his life forever. It's over. Trapped by his parents inside what he once called his safe haven, Andrew is confronted with the brutal reality of his life, and the return of the one person that turned his life upside down. Better yet, he's actually made peace with the cat. There's definitely something up with Andrew, so what will it take to make it all better?