The 100th Hunger games has finally come. What will the capital do this time? Willow a 14 year old girl gets reaped for the 100th hunger games. Does she even stand a chance of winning? Can she survive what many others fear: the Hunger Games? An adventure like no other Hunger Games book before. This is a whole new age. But nothing much has changed, as far as the hunger games go. But after all this is the 100th Hunger Games!!! And who knows what the new president will do. Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be never in your favor! Edited and Redited! Updates: once a month

Carly Atwood always remembered the man that used to live in the loft above the barn when she was a little girl. John was her childhood crush, he was the guy she wrote about in her diary, and when he left her in his army greens, he was the first man she ever cried for. Nine years later, Carly isn't the eleven year-old girl John left behind. She grew up and moved on with her life, taking over the Atwood Ranch following her father's death. John isn't the man he used to be either; physically and emotionally scarred following his last deployment in Afghanistan, John is returning to the only place he ever called home, back to the loft above the barn and to the pretty blonde girl that's been holding onto his dog tags for all these years. ----- Title inspired by the song of the same name by Tim McGraw.

the world is by far overpopulated. we learn in school of the " final war" it killed over 80% of the earth population and 90% of the land. That was 5072 years ago, we started to count the years over from year 1 after the war. Most of the land was destroyed from nuclear bombs now the world is made up of 7 states. But there has to be a way of keeping the population somewhat at bay. Each state has there own way of dealing with it, as for us many are sent to "the outer state" Many people say its uninhabited dead land but no one know for sure because no one ever comes back.

Being a marine was all Jules wanted to be, despite her parents reservations. However, being caught in an explosion in Afghanistan, Jules is sent home with no memory of her time there or the love she found overseas. Now, two years later, Julia is working in the local library, with an overprotective mother who would do anything to keep her from learning the truth. But will a chance encounter with someone from her past make Julia remember who she truly is -and can she ever be the same person again? Just a few notes: 1. My knowledge of the Armed Forces is limited so expect mistakes although I shall try my best to make everything as accurate as possible. 2. I have recently posted the prequel to this book called 'Seven Years'. 3.This book is dedicated to all the men and women who put themselves in harms way to serve their country, wherever they may be; past and present.