"I didn't need your help." I snapped harshly. Alex laughed bitterly "Oh, right you wanted to be bullied, criticized and hit." he said sarcastically. I walked away but a hand pulled me back. "Just promise me to take care of yourself okay?" he said softly. I ripped my hand away roughly, "I don't have to promise you anything." I took off. Rebecca Woods has a bad past. Her Dad left her when she was a child, and her mom is in the hospital with cancer, and on top of that she is bullied at school, and her brother Ashton has to stop it (specifically Bethany Marsh) every time. Alex on the other hand is Washington High School's 'Bad Boy', he's arrogant and attractive, but people stereotype him for what he's really not, He is actually a really nice guy. One day the two bump into each other and Rebbeca's life will change forever. So see what happens when the two broken, confused teenagers meet. Will it bad or good maybe both? So join this crazy ride of tears, laughs, and a whole lot more.

Celestine Rover has been through some rough patches in life and her mother decided that it was best if they moved. Stepping foot in a new city leads her to meet different people and soon gathered a group of friends. However, she wasn't your average goody-two-shoes. Celestine always had a rebellious bone in her and loves to bend the rules. Though, pranks were her signature trademark. And this time, she's determined to leave her mark in the city. Storm Winter, he's quiet, he's cold, he's mysterious, he's never cracked a smile. His aura screamed 'bad boy' but no one knows exactly why he's bad. All he wears is a murderous glare on his face. But what is it about him that get's all the girls to drop to their feet? He doesn't like attention, all he wants is to get through the school year and leave. Until he got pranked by a certain new girl.

Companion book to The Boy at My Window She got up and opened the window. "What are you doing here?" she asked sounding kind of nervous. "I need somewhere to stay and your house is the closest." I saw her eyes wander to the bruise forming on my cheek. "Don't you have a friends house you could go to?" she asked me. Honestly I had two friends and they lived across town. I wouldn't be able to get there without my dad finding me. "That's the first place he'd look." I told her seriously. She bit her lip nervously. "Come on, Shaina. It's only one night." I coaxed her. Finally, she nodded and stepped away from the window. *This story contains scenes of bullying, self-harm, drugs and abuse with some mature language.