Alex Gaskarth is a nineteen year old college freshman, living life the way he wants. One night, one decision, will make all the difference.

SEQUEL: Redefining Love

It's October. Brendon and Ryan’s wedding is in January, four months away. That leaves plenty of time for things to get out of control.

Kyle comes around with a new boyfriend.

Caleb can’t seem to move on.

Gabe and William are still working though the beginnings of their relationship.

Sisky and Butcher seem fine on the outside, but everyone knows that’s not the case behind closed doors.

Rian and Zack are young and are just bound to make mistakes.

And, Jack and Alex are dealing with their own problems - from Jasey’s breathing difficulties to Jack’s ex-boyfriend reappearing.

Everything needs to be dealt with and smoothed over by the time January rolls around. Because the last thing any of them want is to ruin their best friends’ wedding.

SEQUEL: Here’s My Heart

Alex has every reason to hate the skunk-haired idiot from the coffee shop. Finding out the guy was his roommate on top of that? Life is hell.

Alex had just been trying to get some caffeine in his veins before he did nothing until class, but then the world decided to remind him that he was a klutz and he might possibly be gay now.

SEQUEL: A Perpetual State Of Unnecessary Fear

Recently-discovered-to-be-gay Alex Gaskarth has to figure out how to tell his roommate that he suddenly wants the D.

SEQUEL: The First Time...

Alex Gaskarth, now totally down with being gay, has decided on and outlined and arranged the perfect date to surprise Jack Barakat and confess his feelings of immense infatuation to the other boy.

Let's just hope it actually happens.

SEQUEL: Houston, You Know The Drill

Not like it’s a secret Jo’s been mooning after Gaskarth since she noticed the lesbian pride pin on her backpack. She’s also toned with short hair in a way that makes Jo think she must be into pretty, feminine girls. Not girls like Jo who… aren’t. Who have a whole lot of other baggage, too.

Hustler Books was the nicest when the light was low and there were clouds in the sky. Fat droplets of rain raced each other down the window. Someone had strung maple-leaf shaped fairy lights behind the desk, where two of the staff were standing around, chatting. One of them was Jack. Alex’s heart skipped a beat.