Second in the 'My View' series. In 'From The Window Seat" Tabather was sixteen and still in school. Two years on and she's working as a wedding photographer and living with her boyfriend Jason. This is the story of what happens when se can't decide how to feel, who to love, or weather she should go back to the place it all started and begin again. My view: From The Cafe

In a world that is run by order and technology, how will the council deal with a Glitch? 132654 has always been different. While everyone else was learning what they needed for their predetermined future through the computer implants in their eyes, never questioning the authority of the council and following the rules. She was four years ahead of everyone else -practically teaching her tutors- asking FAR too many questions for her own good and breaking any rules necessary to read the restricted books that were her only link to a real life, where you can move, speak and fall in love. They call it curiosity. But everything she has ever known will fall apart when there is a glitch in her systems. Will 13265 ever get what she longs for? Can she take control of her life? Is she the Glitch? I know that Glitch needs a good check through (due to a great review!) And I am also sure that I would mess it up if I did it now. If it is going to be a good enough story for you to truly enjoy it th

First story in the 'My View' series Tabather and Lucinda are two sisters that hate the sight of eachother, but when things get desperate will they find the love that has been buried deep beneath resentment and loathing...? My View: From The Window Seat

Summer Jones's life couldn't get any better. She's got everything she's ever wanted--a flash car, a smokin' boyfriend, she's popular and she has two fantastic best friends. But, when new boy Adrian joins the school, her life seems to be breaking at the seams. She loses one of her besties, her relationship with her boyfriend falls apart and she doesn't seem to be as popular anymore. And, worst of all, she's falling for Adrian.

Hadley Jones is a 19 year old Health and Social care student, pushing back memories she wants to forget. When she gets a phone call offering her a job she can't refuse, Hadley finds out the past isn't always behind her...