She is a regular teenage girl until she meets RJ but how does she know what he is when he did not tell her? Find out in the book!:)

When a Navy veteran is attacked by a man-eating monster fish in the Bahamas, he has to save himself, and the world, from the madman who created it. Jake Solomon, a naval intelligence officer turned scientist, is on a research mission in the Bahamas when he's attacked by a man-eating monster fish. Determined to expose the corporation who created the creature before they can unleash it on the world, he teams up with his marine biologist ex-girlfriend to face off against the Ocean Blue Corporation and its elusive chairman. But Jake soon finds himself the target of assassins, super soldiers, and a Japanese hitman hellbent on stopping him. (Book One in the Sea Lab Series.)

The phrase YOLO hasn't been said in years. Purely because it doesn't apply to humans anymore. You get 3 lives. 3 chances at life marked by 3 black lines on the inside of your left wrist. 1 line = 1 life. One life goes, one line goes. After your last life, no one knows. Well, for everyone else. Dan Howell has never enjoyed life. His first 2 both ended by suicide. His final one would be too, if every time he tried and succeeded, he didn't wake up on his bed, in the same house, same clothes, same life, like someone had hit the re-spawn button. There's no getting rid of it. Can Phil Lester convince him that his life is worth it? Trigger warnings: Themes of depression - suicide and self-harm. Warnings at the beginning of each chapter if necessary

"So if your the hero, I guess that make me the villain." Dan Howell always felt scared. Scared to go out side. Scared to go to school. Scared that someone would get too close. Scared someone would find out. Find out about him. But he hid that behind a mask of confidence and anger. Tattoos that littered his arms showed the lengths he would go to hide the person behind it that he thought weak.