(Cover by: happybunnyx123) Lexi is a freak, at least that's what everyone tells her. She talks to the dead, has no friends and her own father is afraid of her. But when a new teacher arrives at school her life is shaken up more than she could ever imagine.

A collection of short fantasies, all for your pleasure. Ranges from secretly not so nice guys, firemen, and the oh-so-sexy Navy Seals. We all know you're lying if you say you can resist a man in a uniform...

Do you love someone that you can't love? Do you get those butterflies feeling when you near that person? Do you think he loves you back? These are the questions young Alexandria 'Lexy' McJagger askes herself each and everyday. She's doesn't know the meaning between a crush or love. All she know's is that she wants to be loved and to love. But, does that all change when a new teacher comes to town? Would Mr. Storm, break the bond between Lexy and her cousin, Damien ' Rated-R ' Savlator? Would they both fight for her love? Would they lie ... cheat or even kill?

How do two completely different people end up falling for one another when they have absolutely nothing in common. Skye is a humble girl and Crispin is an arrogant man-whore. They sure were right when they say opposites attract.

Leila is a young and sexy magazine editor. Open minded and accepting of everything and everyone. She loves diversity, and she tries her best to surround herself with people that maintain that same value. Then she meets Nathaniel Harrington. Nathaniel Harrington is the hometown boy, sort of. All his life his parents have told him to stay away from people that look different than him. And that's exactly what he did, he surrounded himself with people that looked like him and think like him, except for his cousin Mike, also his best friend and who enjoys everyone and everything. When Nathaniel meets Leila, naturally he wish to stay away from her, she isn't like hm; yet he cant. Can Nathaniel forget about his parents instilled values and find his Own? Will he learn that no one is really that different?