Highest Ranking : #75 in Teen Fiction Olivia Rivers, the girl who is known for being perfect. The girl who gets top grades, who participates in every after school activity and has a social life the size of Mt. Everest. Her life was anything any girl could dream of...Until life takes a 360° turn and her family moves. Everything changes for Olivia. She is still Ms. Perfect, but... she feels something isn't right. That is until she overhears a bet that her neighbor made... That the boy next door was to bed her in a month... Liam Carson is the guy who has every girl dropping at his feet... And in his eyes, he woulf be a fool for not taking advantage of that. He is labeled as the biggest Bad Boy Player the school has known. Until Olivia comes along. He wouldn't admit it to anyone-not even himself-that he felt something for the perfectionist who lived next door. The fact that their rooms are right across from one another does not help his case... Until he realises that he needed to change if he wanted the girl who occupied his thoughts day and night... But this is no happily ever after...

Charlotte sat there unmoving, tears falling down her cheeks. She could not do anything as she watched her sisters casket go down into the ground. She did not look to her older brothers for comfort, she did not look to her parents. She just sat there and sadly watched her sister and bestfriend, her twin, as she got burried in the ground. Her heart felt like there was an empty void in it, a missing-or rather-a dead piece. The sky opened up ontop of them, though non of them cared, they welcomed the rain and what it brought. For Charlotte, it meant new life. A life without her twin. Charlotte's never done anything without her sister before, but now she's going to have to. ~~ Charlotte grew up with her twin being her best friend, the one who helped her through the toughest times in her life. They had a connection that astounded people.The pain of losing someone so close, of someone who was literally like your other half, is one that no one should have to experience. But Charlotte did. Now, after her twin's death, Charlotte will not only have to live life without her twin, but learn to get close to people again. With struggles of self worth and depression, Charlotte has a hard time accepting her life as it now is. She even gains an unlikely friend but is hesitant to even let him in her life. Will this person and her family help Charlotte cope with her life as it is now? Who will save her from herself?