Ruby Ferns, is a 19 year old Directionator. Her best friend makes her go to a One Direction concert and sneak into their tour bus to steal their under-wear, I know, her friend's weird. But then event's turn, they get caught, and Ruby find's herself stuck on a bus, alone, with a band she hates. Forcing her to stay, one of One Direction's own has some odd feeling's rise. Ruby also start's to feel butterflies in her tummy for one of the band member's. So, will their love be strong enough? Will she give up her hating ways and turn into a Directioner? Will her feeling's come out and will he accept her? Or will she murder them all or leave them stranded in a desert with only chilli sauce?

Annabelle Davis is now different from when she left her boys, she's two years older, mature and does everything 'Team Management' tell her to do. But her life has cost her best friend's, and now they don't even acknowledge her existence. No texts. No calls. And no words have been said to another in a year and a half. So what happened then? What happened to Anna? She's no longer the care free girl who's off her rocket, she's been replaced by the girl who no longer screams for Oreo's, plans to kidnap her favorite stars or even listen to her old bands. Everything's changed, and none of it's for the better. So how will One Direction come into play? How will they stitch up old wounds and bring the old Anna back? Or will they even do that? After all, Anna keeps her secrets close to her, and even she doesn't realize how many she has or how they'll be the end of her. "What was once lost, can never fully return again"

*Sequel to "Running in ONE DIRECTION...From Zombies!?"* The wildly random journey continues on for this weird bunch of misfits. The zombie apocalypse has begun but it is not the zombies the boys and Kim have to worry about. While running away from cannibalistic monsters, they encounter llama herding celebrities, crazed fans, supernatural obsessed survivalist. If you thought the first book was crazy, wait till you read this mess. I HONESTLY DON’T KNOW WHY THESE RANDOM THINGS ENTERTAIN YOU.