Crushed and left to gather up the pieces of an unforeseen breakup, Sadie Marshall has to divulge into who she was before her relationship. Certainly not the same girl she was sophomore year, Sadie uses her new mindset to embrace her newly found freedom and confidence. Unfortunately, she seems not to be able to surpass the constant waves of overwhelming anxiety that seems to follow her. In her attempt to avoid any of the harsh realities she faces she begins to accept the idea of spending the rest of her time in college alone but it doesn't help when she finds herself regularly in the company of a close friend. Having his whole life revolve around football, Ryan Lawson is on a mission to get recruited to the big leagues. Though with practices and learning plays he still has to tolerate school which he loathes. Though from his perspective things are beginning to look up. Fighting his impulse for the past two years as he watched his friend and the girl he has liked since freshman year date he feels overwhelmingly guilty yet relieved to know of their break up. Still attempting to push aside his feelings he begins to find it hard the more time they spend together. Perhaps the consequences he sees coming will be well worth it? Copyright © oliviamckenny 2019

*completed Navigating your way through an American high school is hard enough without adding an accent into the mix. British girl Evie seemingly had the perfect life. That was until the car accident that left her an orphan and only child. Her parents friends offer to take her in but that would mean moving to California, going to high school and making new friends. It's not all bad though. Especially as Harrison the most irritating, good looking guy she's ever met and the rest of the soccer team insist on bombarding their way into her life. They say when one door closes another one opens. What people forget to mention though, is that most of the time you'll be violently shoved through the new door with barely a moment to breath.

To her parents, Amelia Stevens is the perfect daughter. Excellent grades, a piano prodigy, and her mature nature makes Amelia a good girl. However, when she's at camp, things change. Camp Wisahickon is the one place Amelia is able to be herself. Carter Miller is the exact opposite. Constantly getting in trouble, making reckless decisions, and a stubborn pride has landed Carter a court ordered ultimatum: spend the summer at the Juvenile Delinquent Detention Center or attend a month-long camp. Unfortunately for Amelia, he chose Camp Wisahickon.