Emma and Vivian spend their summer at a new camp to help out a friend, only to discover that it's a dating camp and they both have to pretend to be single! ***** Emma and Vivian, having spent their first year of college living together, agree to spend their summer at Gwen Black's latest camp. Unfortunately, due to a misunderstanding (and Gwen's aggressive advertising), the entire camp is using Emma as a mascot because she's "single". Emma and Vivian decide to let the situation play out to help Gwen, finding a new thrill in keeping their love secret. Soon, though, things get out of hand as they start making each other jealous, and someone online is working to destroy their relationship (and the entire camp)! Can Emma save the camp, her reputation, and the only relationship that's ever mattered to her? (Sequel to Camp Mapplewood: original version.) [[word count: 40,000-50,000 words]]

Devastated, Azzy felt like the world's weight was on her shoulders. Orphaned at a young age and has been made fool of by a guy she thought she loved and loved her back. Everything was a blur until an opportunity came. Out of the blue, she met a man that would somehow change her life.

Lexi is finishing up high school and needs extra money for the trip of her dreams and what better job is there than babysitting? What happens when she shows up for her first day only to find out she's babysitting the bad boy's family?

Nikki's life is going into a total wreck, how will she put up with all the disasters happening? Jail. Friends dying. What will she do when it all starts to go wrong? Status: Completed Disclaimer: The Dork Diaries series is owned solely by Rachel Renée Russell. This is only a fanfiction -a new take on the books, made for the purpose of entertainment and self-expression. I do not wish to offend anyone, including the author and readers of the book. Cautionary: This story may be gruesome, appalling, or disturbing to some audiences. Please read at your own discretion. Thank you so much for the support, comments, votes, and constructive criticism!