author - "Redhead16 MLM"
Selene Lunette Mara must choose between two gods, Utopia and Dystopia. Either could mean life or death. Love or hate. After a third man makes his entrance, things get more confused. Or do they?
Alyssa has a reputation to die for. She also has the money, the house, the boyfriends, the grades, the everything. All that changes when her parents go away for a couple weeks and they leave hot, young police recruit Ledger with Alyssa. This blond hottie is not what he seems, and Alyssa soon finds herself falling for him. But even sooner, she gets in a predicament with hot Goth vampire fake Heath Grabation. Heath is not what he seems either, and he gets mixed up in a tangled web of love, deceit, popularity, the supernatural, and possible murder.
"Alpha" Elle Felicity Kingston is the "alpha" of McGull High School and Roses and Vines Clique. She has everything she needs, except for the perfect boy.
Richard McGull is the descendant of McGull Enterprises. He is rich, hot, toned, and an alpha, and captain of the football team. He thinks Elle is cute, but he's into Sarah Betchulli.
Sarah Betchulli is not the most popular, nor the prettiest, at least not in her opinion. What chance does she have with someone like Richard McGull?
Lexandra Yu is the luckiest, not to mention prettiest, girl in school, except for one thing: she's a mere beta, not an alpha. Can she really overthrow Elle?
Carrie Rickley is content with her life. But when her boyfriend breaks up with her, all hell breaks loose.
Charlotte Middleton is finally in the In Crowd and couldn't be more thrilled. But it's more work than she imagined. Is this really right for her? And there's still a couple of huge secrets she needs to keep...
Blair O'neal is not thrilled about being outed by Elle two years ago. She's lost her touch and she's going crazy with jealousy. The only person that knows she's in therapy for it is Charlotte. Both girls have to trust each other to make this work...
It's about a Trenchie King and a popular girl named Priscilla falling in forbidden love. It gets more twisted when Zeke, the Trenchie King's, Group finds out and the popular clique discovers their dirty little secret. A Faery King wants Priscilla for himself, as he spotted Priscilla a year ago and has not stopped stalking her since.
An essay about popularity. Why is a blurb even required? It's useful, though, but how do you know whether you like a book or not without it? But really, is this necessary? Yes, to answer my own stupid question. Please excuse my smart-ass self.
Is KarrieAnn crazy or crazy for H-I-M???kssfnv[oaisfh poinerhpigjn opjpoifjoiaerjoifj nposirjgpoiafjp oijaspf ihgp9 rwhfg9piasrhpofi hnosfhgpoiarhg
Adriana is having a harsh time with her ex-best friend and crazy rumors flying around her. Her longtime crush Scott George has a couple odd-but deadly secrets...
Trian has to solve a possible murder case that he gets involved in. The victim is Andrew, a popular boy with a weird reputation. At the same time, Cylan Everly, a drop dead gorgeous Native American, is trying to solve the same case, but for different reasons. Adair, Andrew's twin brother, suspects Andrew had a relationship with a male teacher, and he sets out to prove it. Kennedy Harding was the most popular girl in school, until she wrongly accused Trian of raping her. She changes her look to goth to prove it to people, but she impresses no one and ruins her reputation. And Elena, a crazy mind-reader, only complicates things with her strong personality and dim-witted brain.
Gabby McFee is living the high life. She loves her school, her friends, her house. She does not expect much until she finds out that a story that won a contest was submitted in her name. It turns out that it's a story SHE wrote but never wanted publicized. Her English teacher swears she didn't submit it and of course no one is 'fessing up. She may need the help of her own worst enemy, Marv Martin, a girl with a head too big for her brain, and a science and math whiz who's only interest is in Gabby herself right now.
Selene Lunette Mara must choose between two gods, Utopia and Dystopia. Either could mean life or death. Love or hate. After a third man makes his entrance, things get more confused. Or do they?
Alyssa has a reputation to die for. She also has the money, the house, the boyfriends, the grades, the everything. All that changes when her parents go away for a couple weeks and they leave hot, young police recruit Ledger with Alyssa. This blond hottie is not what he seems, and Alyssa soon finds herself falling for him. But even sooner, she gets in a predicament with hot Goth vampire fake Heath Grabation. Heath is not what he seems either, and he gets mixed up in a tangled web of love, deceit, popularity, the supernatural, and possible murder.
"Alpha" Elle Felicity Kingston is the "alpha" of McGull High School and Roses and Vines Clique. She has everything she needs, except for the perfect boy.
Richard McGull is the descendant of McGull Enterprises. He is rich, hot, toned, and an alpha, and captain of the football team. He thinks Elle is cute, but he's into Sarah Betchulli.
Sarah Betchulli is not the most popular, nor the prettiest, at least not in her opinion. What chance does she have with someone like Richard McGull?
Lexandra Yu is the luckiest, not to mention prettiest, girl in school, except for one thing: she's a mere beta, not an alpha. Can she really overthrow Elle?
Carrie Rickley is content with her life. But when her boyfriend breaks up with her, all hell breaks loose.
Charlotte Middleton is finally in the In Crowd and couldn't be more thrilled. But it's more work than she imagined. Is this really right for her? And there's still a couple of huge secrets she needs to keep...
Blair O'neal is not thrilled about being outed by Elle two years ago. She's lost her touch and she's going crazy with jealousy. The only person that knows she's in therapy for it is Charlotte. Both girls have to trust each other to make this work...
It's about a Trenchie King and a popular girl named Priscilla falling in forbidden love. It gets more twisted when Zeke, the Trenchie King's, Group finds out and the popular clique discovers their dirty little secret. A Faery King wants Priscilla for himself, as he spotted Priscilla a year ago and has not stopped stalking her since.
An essay about popularity. Why is a blurb even required? It's useful, though, but how do you know whether you like a book or not without it? But really, is this necessary? Yes, to answer my own stupid question. Please excuse my smart-ass self.
Is KarrieAnn crazy or crazy for H-I-M???kssfnv[oaisfh poinerhpigjn opjpoifjoiaerjoifj nposirjgpoiafjp oijaspf ihgp9 rwhfg9piasrhpofi hnosfhgpoiarhg
Adriana is having a harsh time with her ex-best friend and crazy rumors flying around her. Her longtime crush Scott George has a couple odd-but deadly secrets...
Trian has to solve a possible murder case that he gets involved in. The victim is Andrew, a popular boy with a weird reputation. At the same time, Cylan Everly, a drop dead gorgeous Native American, is trying to solve the same case, but for different reasons. Adair, Andrew's twin brother, suspects Andrew had a relationship with a male teacher, and he sets out to prove it. Kennedy Harding was the most popular girl in school, until she wrongly accused Trian of raping her. She changes her look to goth to prove it to people, but she impresses no one and ruins her reputation. And Elena, a crazy mind-reader, only complicates things with her strong personality and dim-witted brain.
Gabby McFee is living the high life. She loves her school, her friends, her house. She does not expect much until she finds out that a story that won a contest was submitted in her name. It turns out that it's a story SHE wrote but never wanted publicized. Her English teacher swears she didn't submit it and of course no one is 'fessing up. She may need the help of her own worst enemy, Marv Martin, a girl with a head too big for her brain, and a science and math whiz who's only interest is in Gabby herself right now.