Breaking Point

Breaking Point

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Ana Elwes is a junior in high school who's in over her head. With two AP classes (and subsequently two F's), a vendetta against fashion, and a brother with a 4.5 gpa, she begins to consider the unthinkable. Cameron Grant is a high school dropout who makes his living delivering packages for moonlit shadows and whispers on the phone. When he gets busted for a screwed up delivery, he winds up hiding out in the attic of an abandoned house, questioning what his life is worth. When two teens bent to the breaking point meet in the attic of a rundown house, they find out how little life really matters to them; and how much it matters to save someone who has lost their way. Cover art by @CakeDevourer
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Timeless

Hunter doesn't understand why the girl from his computers class is so...weird. It's like London can't grasp the concept of the teenage social world. That's her name. London. London, London, London...pretty, pretty London. Dealing with his own family problems, such as his supposedly loony sister and parents that are oblivious to the bruising on her body, Hunter doesn't have any time to wonder about crazy London or loopy Emily or even caring Mason. However, Hunter finds that the world of middle school doesn't work like that, and soon finds himself spiraling further and further into London's world because who knows? She may just change his life more than he's changing hers... COMPLETED

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