Melanie fell for Stephen in college, only for him to soon turn against her. Four years later, Melanie's engaged, when Stephen returns, telling her three things that she was definitely surprised to hear. Firstly, that they were soul mates. Secondly, that he was a vampire and thirdly, that she must become one too. When her feelings return will she go with the flow or ignore them for the rest of her life?

Sunshine Olive Rivers was a normal, quiet, smart girl in school. but when the new, hot and young teacher comes and she finds out she has to marry him due to a contract her grandparents made, she can't help but feel hatred against him. So when the guy she had been crushing on for years finally asks her out, she has to reject him. But when a series of events happens, she finds herself getting closer to him. Follow as their relationship progresses.

Jay's boss is very possessive of Jay and won't let her work with any male colleagues. He wants her to himself and tries to give her hints at every turn. Jay is willing to give her boss a chance....but all that changes when she finds out his dirty little secret. He's not going to let Jay go.....in fact....he'll take possessiveness to a WHOLE new level. (Insert evil grin)

Living with a hot boy is fine. Living with five hot boys is hard. Living with five hot brothers is tough. Being captured by five hot vampire brothers takes the cake. Nora Holt is 24, just got out of college, and is in need of a car. She's the type of girl who doesn't take shit, and speaks her mind. If you mess with her, you're most likely going to end up somewhere in Mexico or being chased by hungry wolves. So when she's walking home at 1:30 am down an allyway, this can only lead to trouble. Lots of trouble. The next thing she knows, she's thrown into a world of a singing vampire, a crazy ex-boyfriend (who now she realizes is a vampire and is trying to kill her), and a house full of five hot vampires. How the hell does a girl handle a situation like this? She bites her way through it, of course. **Do not read if you cannot stand grammar errors and pretty much crappy writing. I need to edit this book drastically.**