#1 IN TEEN FICTION! Fren·e·my || a person with whom one is friendly despite a fundamental dislike or rivalry Do you ever hate someone that you just want to rip their head apart from their body and bury their corpse in the deepest forest where no one will ever find them? Or you want to throw them in a pitch black sewer hoping you would never see them again? Or you want to bury them six feet under the ground, if possible a thousand? This is the story of Clayton Wade and Serena Castello. The Bad Boy and The Good Girl. Follow their journey on finding the true meaning of love behind all of the madness. •• If you have come across this book, I think it's safe to say that we have a thing for bad boys. I mean, who doesn't? If you don't...oh well, everyone has different opinions. I may or may not have read THOUSANDS of books about BAD BOYS and GOOD GIRLS; so might as well have one. You'll find too many cliché and/or cringe worthy scenes in this book. So folks, READ AT YOUR OWN RISKS. ENJOY! Sincerely, Jess

Being the girlfriend of the city's favorite superhero wasn't as always as glamorous as the label sounded. It came with stress, loneliness, keeping secrets, and knowing that he might miss date night while saving someone's life. For Adriana, these issues weren't important as she fell in love with Midnight Hour, the city's number one super, long before he even had powers. With the arrival of a new villain in town though, she suddenly finds herself trapped with a whole different kind of super making her question everything she thought she had known about love, herself, and what it actually meant to be the bad guy.