Book One of the Tomlinson Trilogy. The week in London wasn't anticipated. None of it was supposed to happen. But somehow, it did. And Shyler Evans wasn't sure if she was happy about it or not. ~~~~~ After a shocking encounter with Louis Tomlinson at the airport, Shyler's world is turned upside-down. With terrifying nightmares, a drama magnet for a best friend, a missing father, and the help of the five cheekiest lads in London, Shyler doesn't know how to feel anymore. She can't help but believe that everything is a dream; after all, how could anything this wonderfully extraordinary, yet sickeningly painful be so real? It just doesn't seem possible. But through all the twists and turns, there is only one thought that remains constant in Shyler's mind: Is there any way she'll ever be able to leave this dreamland?

[Includes Something about Summer & After Rain] Raine Evans had everything. Okay, maybe not. So she avoided her problems a bit too much and didn't have the best past, but she was happy. Then summer came. What started out as a crazy challenge and a devious, match-making best friend turned into an unconscious game of hearts. And somehow, everything she had been running from became inevitable. Three years later, it's all still broken. Forever had became just another seven letter word, and moving on was the only way to go. Until a chance meeting puts everything on pause. But no one's really ready to try again. After all, things are so much harder the second time around [WattyAwards2012 Finalist: Humor]

Her brother's death left her alone. With them, her horrible parents. Though her brother's death left her torn, it gave her courage. Nicole Harris went to Child Services to turn her abusive parents in on her eighteenth birthday. Now in her last year of high school, she attempts to survive plastic bitches, supposedly harmless pranks and the horror known as cafeteria food. With, of course, her five best friends. Who are guys. The player, the bad boy, the gay guy and the prank twins, to be specific. A story of not only love, friendship and humor, but also of life, abuse and getting over loss and hardships.