Anna never expected to be fired from her long-term job. And she never expected to walk in on her fiance with another woman. With everything going from bad to worse, she leaves behind Michigan and stays with her friend, Casey in London. While waiting on her Visa to be accepted, she prepares for life in a city she knows nothing about and finds that it's not what it's cracked up to be. That is until she meets her new boss, Aaron. He's rich, handsome and cocky - everything Anna hates in a guy - but there's just something about him that drives her crazy. Mixing business with pleasure is something Anna is not willing to risk, especially on a guy like Aaron, but he's willing to fight for what he wants, even if it means giving up everything he loves. -- NOT EDITED -- There is a name change half way through the book, however, this was never edited because I tried to commit suicide. I was depressed and unhappy with myself. I know the name change is annoying but you've been warned.

Audrey Abbott believes the truth will set you free. Others believe it makes you a bitch. What with her rapidly declining social status and her incapability to get along, Audrey’s burned more than her fair share of bridges. And after a final fallout with her parents, Audrey is towed off to live with her estranged grandfather, Marty, who she’s never even met. But when her new school has difficulty coping with the Audrey Abbott 100% honesty guarantee, she’s stripped of any potential friends that come within walking distance of her; that is except for the exact people she should steer clear of. Upon utter chance, she stumbles upon the Secret Tellers Club, an exclusive group of five teenagers who hold the secrets of the entire school in their hands. With the monthly publishing of school gossip in anonymous flyers that are passed out every day on the second Monday of each month, the school is itching to uncover who are in the mysterious club. And after Audrey gains an unquestioned entrance to the secret club, the girl who was always honest needs to find a way to keep her mouth shut.

Julie has always been the shy type. Her world changes when she finds wattpad, a very popular ebook community. She becomes addicted to it and even starts posting her own stories. But are friends, fans and votes all she will get from this site? Or is it possible to find love as well?