This story is published on Amazon.com and available in paperback and kindle After a tragic car accident leaves them orphaned, Rachel Colt and Aaron Michaels have no one else to turn to but each other. The two of them become inseparable and when hormones flair, reality sets in, and tragedy overwhelms yet again; can these two see just what fate has in store for them?

Faith Rodriguez has had a nomadic life, moving all across the country without a place to call home. When she arrives in a new school in Texas, she thinks all with be normal. As long as there is a good band, she can live anywhere. This place seemed no different. She assumed that every day would be just as boring as the next, excluding the time dedicated to practicing saxophone. Why bother having friends or a boyfriend when music is all that she needs to survive? But all that changes when she meets a boy who turns her whole world upside down.

Jason Mitchell is an asshat football player. Matti Taylor, admitted nerd and band geek, hates boys who think they're above the rest. When their lives crash together, things at Charles High are going to get interesting. Especially when feelings get involved.

Tabbi is your normal teenage band geek. But she's never had a boyfriend. So when she finds out that she has a secret admirer, she starts to think...who could it be? and more importantly, why? find out what happens to Tabbi in The Sad But True Story of a Band Geek.

What would you go if everything you loved was taken away? You were ripped from your comfortable life in New York, to a much different life in Tennessee? Meet Rachel Lemming, you're typical popular, stereo-typical white girl. with the white IPhone, Starbucks, and rich. When her father is transfered to sunny Tennessee, everything she has grown accustom to is taken away. No WiFi, no Starbucks, no shopping malls; The definition of hell. She is desperate to get on the first flight home. Until she meets Tyler, a tall, buff farmers boy who takes it apon himself to show her the beauty of his world; A Country Boy's World.

I am Leah and this is the same book as my other account so don't think that it's plagiarism I have 2 different accounts so yeah hope you enjoy!

Brittany is a just a crazy Redneck girl who loves to have fun and hang with friends and ride her horses. She loves her close friends and knows she can always trust them. But she also bumps into a guy she thinks she might like? Well what's gonna happen then because she's also hooked up with a guy she wishes she didn't like.

A road trip, bonfires, big trucks, and some hot redneck guys. *Just started this story. Gonna need some help!*

Growing up on the farm with her four brothers was everything to her since she could remember the amazing nights spent in the field with them and the crazy things they did together. She was always daddy's lil redneck farm girl who you could always find driving daddy's truck, out by the river with her brothers or working on the farm with a smile on her face since she loved her life. She loves working on her family’s farm and that's how she met him the one guy that her father trusted around her besides her brothers even though her dad knew of his past that was filled with nothing but trouble. He was always in trouble or causing it and his parents sent him to work on their farm for the summer. Here she was just a sweet and innocent 17 year old who's world was about to be turned upside down by one loving redneck boy who stole her country loving heart. Can he drive her insane or make her love him no one will know only time can tell. Will she be able to keep him out of trouble with the law and her father?

(Excerpt) I looked up into his gorgeous, honey-colored eyes and felt my heart begin to thrum with the love that was trying to over take me. His eyes were piercing and seemed to hold some unknown emotion that he was having a hard time controlling. The wind whispered against my bare legs and shoulders and I instantly regretted the tank top, blue jean shorts, and cowboy boots. I shivered unconsciously and he looked at me with concerned eyes. Without speaking, he slipped off his plaid button-up shirt and slipped it onto my shoulders. My cheeks instantly flushed a bright red. “How do you do it?” he asked me in wonder. “Do what?” I asked, confused. “Steal away my attention even with this captivating view surrounding me,” he frowned. My cheeks flushed even redder, “You are so cheesy and romantic, you know it? You’re like my own personal redneck Romeo.” “If I’m a redneck Romeo, then you are definitely my tan-legged Juliet,” he smirked and I knew that I was done for.