Love is like a song. It always has a beginning and an end. What matters is the middle: how we choose to play it, live it, enjoy it, and go through with it. Some songs take us by surprise, some are really spot-on, and some are garbage and are too awful for our ears to listen, whilst some are just hanging there in the middle, not too good and not too bad, and some... we have no choice but to wait until it gets finished. Veronica Wallace, Ronnie for short, is a very hopeless romantic girl who wants to find her true love. But what if she already let him go? What if she missed that one time opportunity? What if she never finds her rhythm and melody again? Will she stop listening to the song of her life, or will she discover a hit song that's about to change her life? Will she ever find that one special love that will make it to the top of the charts? One that could possibly win The Grammy's? Of course, these are all metaphors. After all, Ronnie believes that the reality is always there to slap us in the face when the daydreaming gets too much. The radio must be turned off to prevent it from getting broken, the iPod has to have power before you can use it, and stuff like that. The reality is always there, waiting to strike us malevolently in our perfect dreams. ********************* HIGHEST RANKING: #834 in Teen Fiction THE LILAC AWARDS 2017 (Teen Fiction Category) - 2nd Place THE AUTHOR AWARDS 2017 (Teen Fiction Category) - 2nd Place

Two strangers write a letter to each other. At first, it seemed as if everything was a stupid idea, until neither couldn't live without a letter from the other. It was fate that brought them together at the start, and it was fate who knew them both by heart. But would it also be fate that'd tear them apart? Find out what happens when boredom strikes.

'The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, its imagination' - Albert Einstein. ** Chelsea Summers loves her safe little box. She gets perfect grades, has perfect friends and is planning the perfect prom. But then it all crashes, when she plays the dreaded game 'truth or dare'. Now any hope of a perfect prom has gone out of the window, as she must somehow convince Xavier Johansson to take her to prom. Except, it's not as simple as it sounds, for this bad boy wants nothing to do with her... wait... Mr Nice guy as she likes to call him, because bad boy is too cliche for her. Now she must grab her backpack and venture out of her box and into the world of her imagination, where she must wrack her brain to come up with ways in which she can convince Mr Scrooge to take her to prom. A whole load of plans... one has to work right? *** Get ready to choke on your own lungs, because this book of madness is going to bring them up from all the laughter and coughing it will bring... But don't expect a cliche book... because this isn't a typical bad boy chases very shy nerd girl who thinks she's ugly with sass (lol)--- YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! Also expect a... few... cliches being made fun of... hehehehe (Warning: contains some sensitive themes of OCD and anxiety)