[Sequel to Homicidal] Louis' got Harry's heart, but he's also got his diary. He's still curious and Harry doesn't know Louis has it. As Louis and Harry get closer, the diary unlocks more secrets that put the puzzle pieces together. But lying and deception can only be kept up for so long, and Harry is already teetering towards the edge.

Harry's whole life has been planned by his mother since he was born. With an older and younger sister, two older brothers and two younger ones, he's never been able to stand out. With his mother busy planning his eldest brother's wedding, Harry finally has a chance to make his own choices. It's then that he meets Louis, a free spirited boy with a loud personality who makes him feel like he has a voice in the overcrowded and hectic mess that is his life.

[Book three in the "Homicidal" series] Summer vacation is supposed to be fun and relaxing, but for Louis and Harry, it's the only time they get to be together before college starts, and things always go wrong for them, even on an across Europe vacation.

[Book Four in the "Homicidal" Series] Things have always seemed better than they really are, and after making a pact to forgive and forget, Harry doesn't know if he's ready to move on. With finding an apartment with Louis taking over his brain and his personal struggles silently battling with him, Harry isn't certain he can let everything go. With the end right around the corner, he knows he has to make every word and every action count. The problem is that Harry isn't sure how he's supposed to do that.

Louis, a previous gastric bypass patient, now works at the hospital where the life-saving surgery was performed on him. His job is to talk to help motivate and reassure patients in line for the surgery. It's in the same room he was in five years ago where he meets Harry, twenty seven years old and six hundred thirty-nine pounds, striving for his weight and life to do a three hundred sixty degree turn around.

["Homicidal" series prequel novel] In the prequel novella to the Homicidal series, Harry's life before Louis will finally be told in his diary. Everything will be laid out on the table with every entry, each shocking detail of his life revealed.

Harry Styles is agnostic from a heavy Christian upbringing. He doesn't get along with his step dad, whom is a regular church attender with strong religious views on life. His sister, an atheist and a university student, ran away from home and Harry hasn't been the same since. Noticing his slip in grades, his Chemistry teacher signs him up for a peer support group, where he finds a friend in Louis Tomlinson, someone who always blended in with his daily routine until now. Harry leans on Louis for support for both his grades and his family, but his mother is worried they're getting too close. When she makes him chose between a boy and his family, Harry is forced to make the toughest decision of his life, and he may just lose the only love he's ever known in the process.

The wedding day sequel to Take Me to the Edge Then You Hit the Breaks, featuring Harry as a nervous wreck, Brandon as adorable, Zayn as the proud best friend, and Louis as the guy who just wants to get married already. [Part Two]

It's been months since The Incident, but Harry hasn't forgotten. How could he, with the nightmares keeping him awake every night. Not a second goes by that he doesn't think about it. The Incident left his sister, Gemma, a walking tragedy. She doesn't speak, she barely eats, and she rarely sleeps. Orphaned in a camper in the middle of a run down trailer park, they're barely surviving, haunted by the gruesome memories of what happened that night. When the news catches wind of their whereabouts after seven months of searching, Harry and Gemma are taken into CPS custody, where they're placed with their mother's old childhood friend. Excited for a new start, one with running water and indoor toilets, Harry does his best to put one foot in front of the other and finally be alive. But he's been just living for so long that he's not sure how, especially since Gemma doesn't seem to be improving. And to top it all off, his new family's eldest son, three years his senior, is too curious and seems to know just a little too much.

Where Louis is an unlikely criminal sentenced to community service at London's biggest homeless shelter. There, he becomes friends with four guys nothing like him at all. He has six months to change his life, his attitude, and, unexpectedly, six months to fall in love.