*DISCONTINUED FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE* *WILL NOT ACCEPT REQUESTS TO ADOPT THE BOOK* -"I wanna sleep next to you, but that's all i wanna do right now. So come over now, and talk me down."- Unrequited love. The worst kind of love. Have you ever liked someone, had a crush on someone or even as far as loved someone you know will never return the feelings? It's worse when you're in love with your straight best friend. When you haven't even come out yourself yet, when you have to hide who you are just to avoid the hate that comes with being gay. It hurts. But when you start noticing you're best friend who you are ever so in love with seems to care about you in a way she doesn't with her other friends, does she care about you the way you care about her? Or is it just wishful thinking? #477 In general fiction (20th Sep 16-First chapter) #8 In general fiction (17th January 2017) *NO LONGER UPDATING*

Spencer's life has never been easy, losing her parents when she was young, being shuffled from foster home to foster home, never feeling like she was ever really apart of any family, ex-girlfriend drama. Over the years shes learned to shut people out and to protect herself from getting too attached, but her current foster parents the Dennisons have had enough of her menacing ways, so they send her back into the care of Mrs. Carroll, her case worker. Unable to find Spencer a new home, Spencer is forced to go and stay at a group home where she meets a group of girls who will change her life forever. The story of finding true love and helping one another fix all the broken pieces of their heart.

Rose is distant and has a hard time opening up to people, but when she becomes a peer buddy(teachers assistant) for her senior English teacher, things heat up and give her the courage to speak her mind.

Summertime in Chesterfield means two very different things for teenagers Tess Copeland and Maddie Lambert. For Tess, spending time with family and anticipating the annual Crush Festival goes hand-in-hand with the country air and the sweet smell of a cane fire. For Maddie, Chesterfield offers an escape from the demands of a reality that she's just unable to run from. This summer, however, there is one lit fire that's even harder to contain than the massive bonfires that characterise the town's summer spectacle, as young love and awakened passions smoulder in the shadows. Amidst the turmoil of growing up and the pressures of youth and fame, can these two young women navigate the precipices of adulthood unscathed? Will Maddie and Tess be able to overcome the secrets of a small town and save the beloved festival before it's too late?

When two enemies from high-school are picked to be university roommates, both are left feeling they have been dealt some serious bad luck. When they're told they can not change rooms until the month is up, how will Kate and Victoria survive the beginning of their time at University together?