Sabrina Harrison and Josh Parker have been best friends since the beginning of freshman year. During high school, they began dating and planned to continue dating all through college too. Little did Sabrina know that the plan would change with a simple note after she just found out she was pregnant. Four years later. Sabrina is the mother of two beautiful little girls, Brynlee and Keegan. With the help of her friends and family, she has been able to raise her babies without the help of Josh, who still has no idea that he's a father. So what happens when Josh comes crashing back into their lives?

One thing Paris Hart knows for sure: Adam Marx is the popular quarterback/serial player who should not be loved. Another thing Paris Hart knows for sure: She loves Adam Marx anyway. ... This is the story of a girl who loves a boy who does not love her back. This is the story of what she decides to do about it.

What happens when two best friends finally fall in love?

A lot of things has changed for the past five years. Ronnie Webber grew up and moved on with her life without her childhood best friend, Jake Morrison. After Jake had promised something to her when they were kids, and held on to that promise. Times changed, and eventually the value of those childhood promises wore off. His best friend unexpectedly comes back. They attempt to make up for the lost time together, reminisce things they did, and uncover feelings that were deeply buried. What if something from the past resurfaces and hidden secrets puts a gap between them? Will Jake and Ronnie ever recover their friendship again?

Bay. She is a good girl. Good grades, perfect life. Adam. The idiotic bad boy. Put two in two together, the only difference, he loves her. // WARNING:: P.S. I Love Hating You has a series of crazy, sarcastic, humorous, loving, heart-pounding events. COMPLETED

When Lucy wakes up in the hospital after a fight with her ex turned to violence she has no clue who her saviour was. But when Liam Hamilton, the high school hottie walks into the room, she can't believe her eyes. Little did she know things were going to blossom from there. She learns that Liam has a heart and isn't just a real life Ken walking around the school corridors for the female gaze. But what happens when school starts again and it turns out that the Liam Hamilton she knows isn't the Liam Hamilton in school? What happens when the boy who had saved her life and cared for her for the whole summer decides to keep her a secret? And what happens when the Queen Bee finds out about this little dirty secret?

Ever heard of the story where the football player gets the cheerleader? Or the one where the football player goes for the stereotypical nerd? Aren't those so cliche? But aren't the cliche love stories the best kinds of love stories? I have this theory where if you want a cliche story, you have to become apart of the cliche. Become that cheerleader, become that nerd anything to get the guy. But here's my problem, I can't become that cliche because too much is riding on that line. To make it worse I'm the kicker on his football team. So to him I'm just "one of the guys"