Mel isn't like the other shifters. She's a fighter, a cold and ruthless one at that. After years of being kidnapped under the watchful eyes of hunters, she escapes, willing to do anything to anyone who will get in her way of freedom. Once out, she realizes she can't go back to her old life. Not now, after everything that's happened, so she flees with her three fellow captives to their home, only to have her life turn upside down, again. She thought she had left the danger behind, but maybe it is just beginning....

After escaping their abusive father, sixteen year old Stevie Greenwood and her younger sister Isabelle flee to the only place that they've ever called home, Greenwood Plantation. They return to their Grandfather who's been taking care of the place along with their mother, who's suffering from a serious mental illness. Coming back, they think that everything will be normal again. However Stevie quickly learns that we can't always pick up where we left off.

Meadow and Grayson have been best friends since grade three and they couldn't be more different. Meadow is the happy, carefree type while though easy-going, Grayson is brooding. They truly think that together, their bond is strong enough to take on anything, but can they take on this? Meadow's frail heart only has a few months left to beat inside of her, even with assistance. The only way she'll survive is with a transplant, but being on the bottom of the waiting list, she's looking death in the eyes rather than getting the surgery. Meadow knew she was going to die, but she had no idea that it would be without her best friend.

Drugs tear lives apart, and that's no different for Fallon. With his parents two years dead and the girl he loved disapearing and returning, things are pretty eventful. Throw a young child into the mix and he's got himself a complete mess of a life. Cravings, responsabilities and the drug addicted mother of his child wanting to waltz back into their lives, Fallon has a lot on his plate. But more than that, he finds himself asking the question, 'Are drugs really the cause of this?' A/N: I'm sorry for the horrible description. I suck. I suck a lot.

Previously titled: Payback's a Bitch. After discovering her boyfriend is cheating on her, Elizabeth Andrews decides a little payback is in order and sets out to even the odds. She starts the band Poetic Justice and begins a journey of love & lyrics.**Initially inspired by Skip Beat**

***Third Book in the Farm Girl and Bad Boy Series*** River Snow's boring life has been left in the dust of County Road Six. Now pregnant, her and the gorgeous, mysterious and possibly addicting Emery Hastings are faced with the challange of impending parenthood. Closer then ever with Emery's past behind them, it seems that everything is going perfectly fine with the perfect couple. However when someone from Emery's childhood steps into the picture just before Emery hits the freedom of his eighteenth birthday, will River be able to make him stay with her and their unborn child? River hopes so, because after all, Emery is the one person that changed her entire life.

***Sequel to Farm Girl meets Bad Boy*** River Snow had always lived a normal, boring life, and now she wants it back. After the death of Emery's father, she is now faced with the possiblity of being sent away. With her best friend no longer allowed to visit her, all River has left is Emery. However, mysterious Emery Hastings is no longer the same. Much like River, he has changed. But this time, it's for the worst. River wants things to go back to normal, but she now knows to be careful what you wish for. Warning: Language, mild violence

River Snow has always lived a normal, boring life, and she's sick of it. Being homeschooled, she has no outside life on her family's farm except for the neighbours that are a forty minute walk away. But one night, when mysterious Emery Hasting's appears inside of her barn, everything changes. WARNING: For strong language throughout, and mild violence. This is all unedited. I realize that there a lot of spelling and grammical errors. Things in the plot are extreamily novice and a lot do not make sense, for example, Emery's age because I decided to change it. Please bear with me and I'd prefer if you didn't comment on any of the above. Thanks!

Sequel to It's Like Monopoly, But Physical.