(I Think I'm Gay spin-off) How could a simple dare make you feel like your world is crashing down on you? How could a stupid, drunken dare evoke feelings that shouldn't be there in the first place? Darren Hart knows he is straight. He has always been straight and never second guessed it. That is... Until he met the gay, crazy, purple haired West Destry. West Destry knows he's in love. With who? Well, the incredibly "straight", incredibly grumpy Darren Hart. When feelings grow, Darren questions himself and wonders if one boy could really make him have a change of heart.

Samuel Kendler is sexy, and every girl in school knows it. He gets with girls just to dump them the next day. He's rich, he's popular, and he's good looking. Most importantly, he is straight. Or so he thinks. When the new boy in his class- Kayden Whitly- shows up at a party thrown by none other than Sam The Party King, Sam starts to feel things for this new kid. Could Samuel really be gay? And if so, what will Kayden think about it?

Nico is a scrawny, socially-awkward sixteen-year-old boy who wishes that not fitting it at school was his only concern. To top it off, Christian Matthews, the son of the prominent businessman who Nico's father works for, comes to his family's summer house to spend three weeks with them... Now, having no friends is definitely last on Nico's list of concerns. WARNING: This is NOT a happy tale. Please proceed with caution.

Nathan Hall, his life is full of depression, with only one way to get out of this situation, he turns to self-harm. Then Alex walks in. Alex is lively, cheerful and very loving. Nathan realizes Alex could be his saving grace, so he tries to hide his secrets in school, his family's past and the scars on his skin. Little does Nathan know that Alex's past isn't exactly squeaky clean either. Nathan is unaware that he is slowly falling out of darkness, and falling in love. Read to find out more! Trigger warning: Includes self-harm and blood

|Book One| "I don't want you!" he spat. "Well, I don't want you either!" I yelled back. My heart burned, hot tears trailed down my face as I walked away. Dask was my best friend, I didn't ever want to lose him. I guess I didn't have much of a choice this time. No matter how much we had in common, we were always completely different too. |Complete| unedited| |Sequel is Gravity|

I just smirked at the way they all looked down on me. The way they all try to trip me down and glare like they can kill me with one look. I could easily laugh their stupidity and small minds as I make it through the day the way I've always done it. By myself. With no friends. No family. I don't cry myself to sleep hoping that my prince will come and save me... I don't beg those dimwitted jocks to stop giving me a hard time whenever they get the chance. I don't try to fit in when the person I'll hurt the most is myself by lying. I don't wish that my dead parents will come back when I know they won't. I don't do this because I, Carter Summers, am a strong willed person that knows the sad fact that this.... This... is my reality..... When Carter gets a small request from a teacher for his creative way of writing. He temporarily joins the newspaper club to gain extra credit to assure his scholarship. His job is to answer questions from the entire Newton High's students and give them advice. But since the entire population hates him for being homosexual, he does this in secret by answering within the papers, and goes by the name of... Reality. ***Cover by RougeHopes*** #19 in Teen Fiction

Openly gay 17 year old Shailer Murphy couldn’t imagine a worse fate than being stuck with the school’s biggest gossiper, Tattle Lambert. But that’s exactly what happens when Shailer’s big mouth lands the two in detention together. Hateful enemies, the two boys are determined to break the other in revenge. As Shailer begins to learn more about Tattle, his opinion of the honest boy begins to change. As the two become closer, they begin to open up about their personal lives. But Shailer’s impulsive personality may finally be his downfall as he begins to forget the fact that Tattle earned his nickname for a reason…

Logan Morris hates singing. In fact, he's not a huge fan of music itself. So how did he find himself singing the bass line in the school jazz choir, Fortuity? Because he's determined to experience first hand what happens at band camp. Unfortunately for Logan though, what happens at band camp doesn't stay at band camp.