All the earth is torn asunder. There used to be grass, and the sun used to be golden. Children played outside, climbing trees with smiles on their faces and grass stains on their knees. People worried about a million things that would soon be irrelevant, continuing without a clue of the disaster to come. Centuries later, what little is left of humanity survives in a society constructed beneath the surface of a glass dome, the world outside converted to little more than a desert wasteland. Survival is a routine rather than an effort, and all rules are surpassed by only one: if you want to survive, you never leave the dome. There's nothing alive out there. The radiation that soaks the earth makes sure of that. Until one day, someone finds a bloody, dust-covered handprint on the outside of the glass. Nothing will ever be the same again. Book 1 of the Burning Series Highest ranking: #13 in Adventure on 03/04/16

Sherilyn Gold, a dork, has the head cheerleader, Pixie Williams as her nemesis. She wants to blend into the background, and graduate peacefully. Pixie, however, has other plans. Sherilyn finds friends in the school's star quartet and is soon climbing up the popularity ladder. She realizes the world of popularity isn't as glamorous as she thought. She starts her quest of becoming queen bee and eliminating fake friendships, and where popular people reign. Being popular feels amazing, but popularity comes with a price.

On my first day of high school, they tested our abilities-they wanted to see who would outlast the others, and who would be outlasted. For hours and hours, we gave it all we had. When they came back into the room to give us our scores, we were put into two groups: the ones to be trained as infiltrative spies, and the others to be trained as assassins. I was picked to be an assassin, and later, when the members of my group turned to face the man who would mentor us, I watched as a slow, wicked smirk spread across his face. He looked at us, and he said, "Game on." This man was Shawn Masterson, and this man was a murderer.

After promising not give up on one another, Lou has never stopped waiting for her older lover Zach, who is trapped by his mother's web of threats to Lou. Her life has changed a lot since the last time she saw him, but she has still kept herself off the market. The question is, after all these years...has he?

River, a wandering free spirit (some would say homeless but that's beside the point) is at a low point in her life when a mysterious stranger offers her a way out. Play a game. Sounds fun, right? Do what the dares say and get paid. The rewards only get bigger and despite the nagging feeling that they're leading her down a slippery slope, what sane person would stop? Enter the Tin Man. Definitely chosen out of necessity and not for his personality, he's the Yang to every Yin in the universe. He'd rather stab someone than hold a conversation. Manners aren't his forte and yet his popularity is mind boggling. They weren't supposed to stick together, but crashing an airplane in the Amazon rain forest has a way of bringing people closer and maybe they aren't as bad of a team as they thought. Now available for purchase on Amazon.com, but most of the chapter are still here on wattpad for you to read! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08743X2Z5

**Watty Honorable Mention/Undiscovered Gem** He lies awake in bed, thoughts of her still overpowering his brain. He wants her back lying next to him. He needs to feel her touch just one last time and maybe then he could move on. But that's not possible because wounds like these never heal; they only deepen and get worse with time. He could tell himself that he would be okay. He could tell himself that she was in a better place now but that still didn't help the fact that she was gone..... ~~~~~ Highest Ranking-> #647 in Teen Fiction (9/6/15)

*WATTY AWARD WINNER* ----------

WARNING....If you are easily offended, this book is not for you. Should you decide to ignore the warnings, it is of your own choice, nobody is forcing you.

Jenna Matthews is her high school’s “It Girl.” She has the looks, the boyfriend, the status. Life couldn’t be more perfect. Who doesn’t want to be loved by everyone and be ultra popular, especially in high school? Everything is great, and she’s looking forward to Homecoming and Prom, knowing that becoming Queen of her school is as good as done. But when her boyfriend, Landon Craig breaks up with her in the most public of ways, Jenna watches as all of that vaporizes before her. Can she get back in with the “It Crowd,” or is she now doomed to be a ghost in her school’s halls? Is there more to life (and love) than being the most popular? Is there a diamond in the rough willing to show her the true meaning of love (and life)?