This short story encases the feelings of pain and joy in a rollercoaster one shot through the eyes of the author. Writing to Love metaphorically as a person rather then an emotion and discussing the tension and angst of the stages of relationships readers will be captivated, holding their breathe till the very last second. In a thrilling novella, the author writes to and about a repetitive and universal theme that can be understood by all: Love. Inspired by other Dear Love, books :)

As everyone knows, High School sucks and Mary Jane has made it her life goal to avoid the problems that plague her school. This includes her best friend (that she has to keep secret) and all of the jocks. Living her life this way has worked so far until she is seated next to the school's most sought after athlete, Rowan Heath. His sudden interest in Mary Jane puts an unwanted spotlight on her and all she wants is to go back to her normal life. Can Rowan make Mary Jane's life a little brighter or will his intervention cause her more pain?

"For once, I needed to be someone new. This boy was my gateway to that something new. Little did I know at the time, he'd change my whole life a lot more than just a little bit of rebellion. By that I mean... I had never been in trouble with the law before meeting him, or fallen in love at the same time." --- In the high class southern society of her small town in Texas, Lamby Milton has lived her whole life stuck under the thumb of her mother and her family's strict values of what a perfect daughter should be. After getting runner up in the most important pageant of her teenage career, Lamby finally gets the courage to explore a different world other than her suffocatingly strict one. And if that means running away with an off-wheels teen from Boston named Spike, then so be it. Besides he's kinda cute when he's not cussing people out. And I'm sure Lamby's family will love him, or not. But that's what Lamby's counting on.