Clary Morgenstern was unattainable. She was the captain of North Catholic's cheer squad, and their head flyer. Every boy in all of Tallahassee was just waiting for her to break up with her long since boyfriend, Sebastian Verlac, who was the senior star receiver for Catholic's football team. When Clary starts to feel like she's just going through the motions, she meets Jace. Uh Oh.

Jace Herondale does not believe in love or soulmates. He thinks it's something of fairytales. So, when the Angels decide to give him one last shot at finding his true love Jace doesn't believe it. Until designs begin to appear on his skin. Everything she writes on herself will appear on him. Now it's up to Jace with what he does about it.

After breaking up with her boyfriend Clary goes to the Hamptons for a week. She plans to relax and regroup. She doesn't plan on meeting a new man. And she definitely doesn't plan on meeting a movie star. You know what they say about best laid plans. NOW COMPLETE

Jace and Clary were good friends, and a lot of the time, they were more friends. It was just for fun, nothing exclusive or serious, and that was enough, right? Clace.

Sick of Clary's antics, her father sends her to boarding school in Idris, where she meets Izzy, Alec, Simon, Magnus and the Headmasters Son - Jace...Getting out of this school just got complicated.(First 2 chapters full Wild Child for background - own story comes after! please bare through them!)

Its the end of eleventh grade, and Clary is excited to be spending the summer at a beach house in Virginia. Joined by Isabelle, Alec, Magnus, and her worst nightmare, Jace, she thinks this summer will be amazing. Full of memories, and fun. But when secrets resurface, and her life is falling apart right before her own eyes, she finds herself reconsidering. IN EDITING.

Jace is recently broken up with his girlfriend, Kaelie, and is in a long state of depression when someone suggests that he needs a little fun. He decides to go for it, and gets it. Big time. Probably like a three-shot. Almost all lemons, rated M for a reason, people!