**This is the spin off of the book 'The Girl With The Bad Handwriting', but you don't need to read that book to read this one** (\(•~•)/) Ivory grew up very differently than the rest of the kids in her school. Something has consumed and plagued her mind ever since she was a young child. It's now affecting close relationships she has with everyone. Surrounded by family and friends who care for her deeply, she notices herself slowly drifting away from them. Will she be able to save herself?

Lisa and her boss, Alessandro, agree to spite their exes by pretending to date, but things begin to backfire when fake feelings become real along the way. ***** For two years, Lisa Brooks worked as a secretary to the powerful self-made billionaire, Alessandro Russo. He hardly noticed her, and to him, she was nothing more than a co-worker who wore conservative clothes, a tight bun, and followed his orders. But when Lisa's heart gets broken by her first love and Alessandro starts to lose his willpower to avoid Gretchen (his ex-girlfriend and now-client's wife), they decide to help each other out by fake dating. I mean, how hard can it be to not fall in love? [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Santoro

Sophie Laney has been forced to attend a high end, expensive boys boarding school that her father, a single parent, is the principal of. Follow her story, surrounded by teenage boys, of all different types.

Meet Lana. A professional third wheel at her finest. You would think being the school's power couple third wheel has its perks. But really, she's just faced with a shit ton of making out everyday. Her loud, feisty attitude gives off a too crazy first impression for what you would assume would be a quiet camera chick. As a well rounded girl, Lana chooses to stay out of the center clique, despite being the co captain of the cheer team. But with all her third wheel qualities and all, Lana soon finds out her whole high school career isn't based on the limelight of just her popular friends. Reason: Grayson Christensen