My life is getting more complicated the longer I remain in Honeyton. But I’m tough. I always have been. But trying to handle everything on my own is becoming difficult, especially when I discover a family secret. I hate to admit it, but I may need some help if I want to protect my sisters. And the only person I may be able to turn to for help is my next-door neighbor who drives me insane.

Hadley Harlyton's life is getting more complicated the longer she remains in Honeyton. It doesn't help that her sisters aren't around, the one thing that's always helped her keep it together. But she's tough. She always has been. Still, when Axel and Blaise's dad come to collect on her father's debt, stuff really starts to get out of hand. While she may not want to admit it, Hadley may need some help. And the only person she may be able to turn to for help is her next door neighbor who drives her insane. But the more time Hadley spends with Blaise, the harder of a time she has convincing herself to stay away from him ...

Ever since my mom died, my life has been about taking care of my younger sisters. I don't have time for anything else, especially guys and dating. But then my dad moves us to Honeyton, and right next door to Blaise Porterson and his brothers, and everything changes. Blaise is gorgeous, arrogant, and according to the rumors around town, dangerous. But after an incident happens that nearly shatters me, I learn he isn't as bad as he seems. But he might not be who he really appears to be. Neither is Honeyton. And everything I thought I knew may not have existed. A full-length, approx. 100,000 words novel.

Mine and my sisters' lives will never be the same. That's the thought I have as I wait in the hospital to see if my sister will be okay. That's just one of the many problems I'm facing. I have to play scavenger hunt to track down the bags my father owes a very powerful, and dangerous man. Luckily I have Blaise. He's becoming my rock in all of this. But I may need more than just a rock as my forgotten memories keep resurfacing. I'm beginning to think that the life I thought I lived might not be how I remember it, that something dark and sinister may have happened to me. I also learn a secret about my mother's death. A secret someone will do just about anything to keep buried.

“What would happen if history could be rewritten as casually as erasing a blackboard? Our past would be like the shifting sands at the seashore, constantly blown this way or that by the slightest breeze.” Michio Kaku “I have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road.” Stephen Hawking. These parallel universes are not ghost worlds with an ephemeral existence; within each universe, we have the appearance of solid objects and concrete events as real and objective as any.” Michio Kaku “Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus. That didn’t turn out so well.”Stephen Hawking

Hadley can tell the minute she lays eyes on Caynan, the cocky new guy at school, that he's someone to avoid. He may have looks, charm, and the attention of every other girl in town, but he's also got heartbreak written all over his pretty face. But what Hadley doesn’t know—what no one knows—is that with Caynan, things aren't at all what they seem. His secrets have secrets and everything out of his mouth straddles the line between truth and fiction. Caynan knows better than to get involved with anyone, especially with his time limited in the new town, but he just can't seem to get Hadley out of his mind. She's the one girl who doesn't want him. The one girl who's turned off by his charm. The one girl who challenges him like no other. And, though she couldn't possibly know the truth about him, she seems to be the one girl who really sees him. Too bad for Caynan, secrets never remain secrets for long. And this one has the power to destroy more than just his life. *A New Adult/Mature YA Romance spanning over the course of three years.

Derek Gambie was brought up in Hadley, a small village which has now been engulfed by the town of Telford. This booklet includes descriptions of Shropshire life in the twentieth century.

The contents of Mrs. Horton's abstracts virtually all of which place one or more individuals in Hampshire County during the years of coverage, range over orders to bind orphaned and poor children (sometimes mentioning complete families), grand jury lists, indictments, commissions, overseers of the roads, ordinary licenses, suits, oaths of office, militia lists, and more. This volume also includes the oaths of Hampshire County residents who had served in the Revolutionary War and were applying for pensions.