Somehow, they never saw each other coming. Ally thinks she has a plan when she returns home after ten years. Mickey thinks he has his life in order. But one surprise encounter is all it takes to send both of them spinning. Past and present collide. A second chance for their lives, for their friendship. Perhaps for that other thing they never quite got to explore.

Because in his drunken stumble the nine looked like a six and the six looked like a nine and the cab he thought he was calling just ended up being an annoyed girl seriously trying to sleep.

Book 3 of The Bully series: Emilia Schuyler just wanted to have her ex step-brother back in her life. While everyone else finds him intimidating because of his gloomy nature, she finds him the total opposite of scary and thinks him wonderful. Problem was, he wasn't cooperating and wants nothing to do with her. Or does he really? And why was she so hellbent on winning him back?

Helen is proud to run the city's favorite advice column; however, she's not proud of her troubled past, nor the fact that she can't get in a car without panicking. And then she meets Pat, who is both a trustworthy chauffeur and the sweetest man she's ever met. Between finding new love, healing old wounds, and worrying about a recent murder, how's an advice columnist to cope?

Mabel's boss was a shady man, and she never blinked when he had odd looking visitors. Except one Sunday, she watched a man leaving Herman's office with a critical eye, her curiosity piqued. Not because of his intimidating appearance, but because of the way the shadows collected around him, dancing under his feet as he walked and vanishing abruptly when he shut the door behind him.

He sees her for the first time in front of Gate C23. He's not entirely sure why she catches his eye; perhaps it's because of the focus with which she regards the book in her hands, or maybe it's her messy hair, which reminds him of his sister and her motto of "looks, schmooks." Whatever it is, Colby can't help but approach. Or, a story of fleeting interactions at an airport.

Beverly had always loved local coffee shops; when she stumbles upon Cynthia's, she enjoys a mocha and the adorable, awkward giant of a barista, who can hardly look her in the eye. As they grow closer, Beverly works to unravel his tricky past, whilst trying not to get caught up in her roommate's suspicious antics and the sudden uprising of illegal drugs and alcohol at her college.

Magic is real when she's with him. But no one can know that they're together. Gossip travels too fast at Vineyard School, and news about him travels even faster. So no one can know about their escapes to the secret corridors, or their dates at Flower Tea, or the smiles they share, or that they're dating at all. But she'll have to choose soon: a quiet life, or one filled with magic?

We pick up where Critical Thinking left off... Abby's best friend Rachel has come in from New York. Will this city girl be transformed into a country chick before her visit is over? Please review! It will help me to decide about finishing the third story!

Critical Thinking is a romance, mystery novel set in rural Mississippi. Abigail Metro is a recent nursing school graduate who did poorly in her exit interview. Her instructor has black balled her and she now finds herself broke in New York City with a need to return home to her parents. What will become of her now that her dreams have been destroyed? Please review!

For Gemma, the hardest part about traveling across southern Africa looking for an infamous criminal wasn't the constant danger, the long days, or even working undercover. It was pretending not to have feelings for her partner, who was not only endearingly complicated and frustrating, but also her new pretend husband. [SEQUEL TO VERTIGO] [COMPLETE]

After a night out celebrating, Serena can't believe her luck when she wakes up next to the man she has hated nearly her whole life. But when this one night stand turns out to be a whole lot more complicated, she finds her life spinning in directions she never expected and leaning on the one man she had vowed to always stand against. How will she ever get herself out of this mess?

RE-POSTED. After vowing to never date another frat guy, he's trying to bend her new rule. Only because she'd so stupidly, under the influence of cheap punch and an extremely stressful Thursday, confessed that he might just be the most adorable guy on campus. Complete.

Life was complicated enough. Her job required a clearance, several passports, and lying to her boyfriend. When she gets mixed up with the CIA's fifth Most Wanted, she has to go undercover with her partner as his fiancée. It doesn't help that he's overprotective, that they have to sleep in the same bed, or that he manages to get into that little compartment behind her heart. [FIN]

Your storms have worn me out, I've been chasing you up and down just in case you need me...I could give up and let your troubles have you, it's hard to love the stranger you've turned into...Sequel to Don't Fall For The Player...

SKoW AWARDS ROUND 12- JUDGE'S PICK for BEST HET & RUNNER-UP for BEST DRAMA! At 10, being in love with an older boy felt heady and wonderful. At 16, annoyance set in as she realized he didn't think of her the same way. Now, at 22, she feels hugely pathetic that she never got over him. But what happens when it turns out he might want her, too? Sex, idiocy, lying, & crying ensue.

When Adam's con-artist uncle forces him to seduce the daughter of the richest man in town, he gets a horrible surprise; the daughter is his best friend. Throw love, loyalty and an identical twin into the mix and his "mission" gets a little messy...

He was arrogant and heartless, had everything and wanted nothing. Just like his bitter father. She was just an 18-year-old girl, who had just lost everything and now had the job to work for them as a maid. The only rule? Don't fall for him.

When normal girl, Courtney Crawley meets famous actor, Thomas Masen in Disneyland, she's immediately taken with him. He's convinced they can work things out, but she's not so sure. How can they be a real couple when they're living a world apart?

Hi, my name is Kelsey Sanders and I'm too nice to be mean even when I think he deserves it. Even when I'm sure he broke my sister's heart. So why give him mine to do it all over again? Big mistake, Andrew Wiser told me so and he's always right. Complete!

She's a bleeding heart liberal. He's a jaded Marine. She's the best friend. He's the older brother. She's middle class. He's loaded. And they're sharing the same address. Painfully cliché? You have no idea. SKoW Winner and Runner-up, Round 8.

Leah had gotten pretty good at being invisible. Her older brother Luke, however, decides it is time to rekindle the friendship they once had. And he isn't the only one- his best friend Cameron seems determined to rediscover Leah too. But in what way?

Blair and Matt haven't got along since her brother befriended him. Now it's six years on and Blair is refusing to do any of her schoolwork. When Matt's hired to tutor her, secrets Blair never wanted anyone to know start emerging, but will anything change?

Wasn't it just yesterday when you told me you loved me? When you said I was your best friend with such an amazing amount of pride? Why now, so suddenly, do you hate me...? One-shot

At her sister's dinner Chris meets James, a sinfully sexy priest. She tests her limits as he tests his faith. But love in the 21st century was anachronistic, right? Especially between a romance skeptic and a priest.