'Cheer Up, Daddy!' is a baby programme that helps single fathers who didn't know they have a very productive one-night-stand until the mothers left the babies on their doormats. Through this programme, two men in two different societies cross paths, suddenly find their lives heading in new and unexpected directions. Being the new daddy, Jackson has to sort out what he really wants while learning how to be a good father. And being the new daddy counselor, Andrew finds himself in a bad situation between his ex-boyfriend and a world full of hot straight fathers with adorable babies. [updated 08/August/2015]

Eton often said that Frankie Carrozza was dangerous. But of course he was dangerous: he was a teenaged boy, after all.

Adam Saunders and Rory Tanning have barely been housemates for a month but are really close - both living the life of every young adult, the only drama being girls, boys and getting drunk at parties. But one bite from a werewolf soon changes all that. - Copyright © 2012 Viano Oniomoh All rights reserved.

Levi O'Connor has always lived in New York City. He has friends there, a life- but no longer family. On a camping trip he refused to attend, his mother and sister we're killed by wolves that had mauled them. As a result of their deaths- Levi is sent to live with a godmother he never realized he had on a Indian reserved in Forks, Washington. There he meets Griffin Blackburn; his godmother's daughter's boyfriend. Why does this boy care for Levi, when he is simply just a depressed, bitter homosexual? With his new mysterious friend, Eboni Long, he'll find out.

Louis Tomlinson used to have a great life, good-looking boyfriend, supporting family, tons of friends, you’d think he’d have a very successful life. That was true until his good-looking boyfriend, Harry Styles, decided to sign up for The XFactor. Louis thought it would be best if they parted ways so Harry could advance in his career and Harry whole-heartedly agreed. Louis always had Harry in the back of his mind, so to get his mind off of things he started dating a boy named James. James appeared caring, loving even. He should have listened to his mother when she told him looks could be deceiving. It’s now five years later and James is coming home with different women every night leaving Louis to sleep on the couch. He also leaves marks on his body, bruises, scratches and bite marks. One day, James tells Louis he has to take his niece Sidney to a CD signing at HMV. Who knows what the smallest things can lead to.