Hannah Matthews has everything a girl could want. The looks, the money, the popularity and that boy, her life is pretty perfect right? Wrong. Her perfect boyfriend might not be the Prince Charming she was hoping for. Hannah can never reach her mother's expectations and the person reflected in the mirror is an ugly monster to her. So when tragedies in Hannah's life leaves her clinging to her strand of hope what could possibly save her? Could it be Issac Tumbell who's been in love with her for as long as he could consciously remember? Or maybe, just maybe with the help of the hope around her... Hannah might be able to save herself...

Mark Robert Aiden is the vocalist and leader of a popular college rock band called Under Pressure. Strong-headed, opinionated and in it to win it, this twenty-one-year-old rockstar made the whole band win the Battle of the Bands for three years straight, and as a senior college student, he will lead the band into winning their fourth straight win. However, one threat to them is an all-girl band called Little Angels, led by Ria Williams, an overconfident freshman student who thinks that she can beat them down. To make sure that the opponent will go down, Mark pretends to date Ria, and eventually gets her to withdraw the final battle, But what if he suddenly falls for her and breaks rule number one of Under Pressure's 'Band Code'? What if eventually, Mark would have to choose between Ria and his own band? *WARNING: THIS STORY IS UNDERGOING THROUGH MAJOR EDITING SO EXPECT HORRIBLE GRAMMAR, STYLE AND ANY OTHER SHIT UNTIL THE PROCESS HAS BEEN COMPLETED* Copyright 2014 by HotShotWriter07 All Rights Reserved (Cover by: @lilacxninja)

CBY BOTW WINNER Feb 2015! What goes on inside our deepest fantasies can often scare us if we look too closely. Amelie is going to find out the hard way that appearances can be deceptive... Add my story to public reading list. Share with friends/followers. Please vote for every chapter. Thanks. Copyright © 2014 Dmitri All Rights Reserved. No part of this manuscript may be reproduced without the writer's express consent.