She's waiting for the day when she can sink the knife a little deeper, throw herself down a little farther. She is tired. She wants rest. She is waiting. He's waiting for the day when his stomach shrinks into nothingness, until he can take his last breath. He is tired. He wants rest. He is waiting. This is a story of Lia and Trim. They don't love each other - they don't even know each other. But as the days slip by, one lonely blur after another, they begin to wait for death together. All rights reserved. Do not replicate.

Written in poetic verse, this short story is about freshman Sabrina McLain. She's dealing with her life alone. She writes to her dead older sister, telling her about her life with her stranger of a little sister and her depressed parents and her love interest. She writes to her older sister about life, telling everything to the only person who will understand. *Author's Note section is found at the back of the book. If you don't wish to read the author's note section, then you can move on to the sequel. Thank you.* Do not replicate, please.

The sequel to "Unnatural" this book is about Sabrina's life after another death. Sabrina is still writing to Jennah, her dead older sister, and Sabrina has a lot to write about. Her mother's so-called "friend from work" is suddenly her new boyfriend and Sabrina and her younger sister, Baylee, meet Marc, the man who stole their mother's heart. Baylee, a quiet and detached sister, is now withdrawn and almost as depressed as her father was. On top of that, Kyle is devoting himself to Sabrina's well-being...at least at first... and schoolwork is suddenly taking a turn for the worse. In this poetic-verse sequel, Sabrina must revive not only herself, but her family in order to keep everyone happy and more importantly: alive. All rights reserved. Do not replicate.

Katana is a homeschooled student who doesn't have many friends and whose parents care more about their business than their own daughter, so when the family moves to a new town, she sees an opportunity to start over, adopting a new nickname and personality. But can things work out perfectly, or are things going to blow up?

Mia has to choose. Jake or Cam. Old life or a new one. Normal or un-normal. Well, actually, she doesn't have a choice for the last one. She's had these strange powers start manifesting, it feels like there's something crawling under her skin and weird things start happening when she's in the room. There's something her mom isn't telling her. She's an angel.

Olivia Weston and Skye Johansen are not just best friends. They're like sisters. They've always shared everything with each other. They've been "sisters" since before they can remember. But one summer changes that. That's the summer that the secrets started. The girls don't share everything anymore. They're keeping secrets from each other: mainly one secret that leads to distrust and anger between the girls. They aren't sisters anymore. Even though they try to move on, try to make other best friends, nothing works. But when finally, they realize the other girls' secret, they know what they must do. And they know that no matter what, their friendship will push through. Do not replicate.