Everyone has a clock on their Wrist. It counts down the moment you're born. We all make friends and how we make them all changes, but what if one day you made a Friend on the internet and your clock stops?

A suicide. A boy who refuses to mourn the death of his sister. A letter that was never meant to be seen. A girl who's lost in between it all. Zoe Murphy is a loser, maybe the least-known student at SouthShore High School in the middle of nowhere in the middle of New Jersey. No matter how hard she tried, she was as good as invisible. That is until a letter gets into the wrong hands, turning her whole world upside down. A simple lie, dinner with the Hansen's. She isn't invisible anymore, not even to the boy of his dreams. Zoe gets pulled deeper and deeper into a family's swirl of anger, regret, confusion. Until she faces her biggest obstacle: herself. #141 in alanabeck #7 in bandtrees ((Credit to Val Emmich, Steven Levenson, Benj Pasek, and Justin Paul for the plot, I don't own any of the character or the plot))

*Shortlisted for Wattys 2017* Sixteen year old Charlie Shultz almost died ten years ago, when a little boy lured her away with murder on his mind. She escaped, but now her attempted murderer is back. This time, he's different. He's grown up. His face has changed with age; his name is no longer the one that haunts her nightmares. His methods have improved. He's learned new ways to torture, new ways to terrify, and new ways to make the chilling experience last. Poor Charlie won't even see him coming. She won't even realize who he is until he gets a second chance at the One That Got Away.