"It's not every day that one can say their hot roommate is also their American History teacher..." Sam's never had an easy life. Whether she's battling the nightmares of her dysfunctional past, attempting to dodge expulsion (for the second time), or trying to outrun her problems, trouble just seems to follow her ev...
Mars Kensington has nowhere to go. Forced to attend weekly confessions for being lesbian, she had it with her parents and decided to leave the house. Lost and confused, she was approached by two mysterious women who offered her a once in a lifetime chance to attend Lesbian Academy.
Jacqueline Johansson or Jac always described as an ice queen; she is an English teacher who has straight face and according to Reese, her student that having a big crush on her, "I had never seen her smile since she moved here." Marissa Lee or known as Reese is a quite and smart student who despise all the popularity...
(Continuation of book one) Jennifer and Leah have moved on with their lives apart from one another. Leah's got the job of her dreams, now all she lacks is the girl to go with it. She's never quite gotten over Jennifer and the way things were left. Jennifer on the other hand has definitely moved on in every aspect. She...
Riley's past isn't something most kids go through. Bad things happened, but when she got older, her dad decided it was best to move, and get away from something that seemed to haunt Riley. They moved from Arizona to California. About 1/4 into her junior year, Riley had to go to a new school, and make new friends. She...
Natalia is well Natalia. She's an average teenager who likes to party, have sex, and occasionally do drugs. With filthy rich parents she never has to worry about getting into trouble, because they of course bail her out of all trouble imaginable. But, unlike the average teenager Natalia is bi. She likes both genders a...
"You were drunk off of Hennessy, but I was drunk off of you." Delilah constantly carried around her notebook full of perforated pages, seemingly always writing in it. If you flipped through the 100-page, spiral notebook, you would be surprised to find that it's not full of notes from class, drawings, or stories; ins...
