Five girls, all of whom are deeply unsatisfied with their appearances -
Five boys, all of whom think the girls are the most perfect beings to ever grace the earth -
Five girls, all of whom refuse to believe that the boys would ever give them a second glance -
Five boys, all of whom would die trying to give them that glance they deny coming -
Five girls, all of whom are falling in love but just can't accept it because of what they see in the mirrors -
Five boys, all of whom are falling in love and just wishing the mirrors would break into a million shards -
Five girls, beautifully naive as to what love has in store for them -
Five boys, all conscious of their chastity in the affairs of the heart -
Five girls, unwilling to accept the truth -
Five boys, dying to earn their acceptance.


This story follows five girls, all of whom have lived years of their lives despising themselves to the core and believing that they will never find love due to their circumstances and outward appearances.
When five boys enter the picture and instill in them feelings of desire and  enchantment that could only come from true love itself, how will the girls face their hearts and minds while the people around them are still pointing, whispering, and assessing their self-worth?

Is true love ever really possible for those who don't believe it exists?
Or is it true what they say - love is beauty, love is pain?

Follow these five girls and boys in their quest to win hearts, stop tears, build confidence, and truly understand the meaning of the words "I love you."

Untouchable - A romance story unlike any you've read before. Guaranteed.

 

This story is dedicated to any girl or boy who has ever felt that he or she was not good enough for parents, friends, or even random pedestrians on the street. It is dedicated to those who have experienced days and nights where you just don't want to face the world because you are so afraid that you will be criticized and singled out for your "imperfections." It is dedicated to anyone who has ever thought that they would never amount to anything or ever find someone who loves them just because of the way they look or live.

We've all experienced these feelings before, some of us more than others. We all know how it feels to just come home and be so upset that you want to lock yourself in a room and cry until the sun goes down. It is only natural to be self-conscious from time to time. Trust me when I say, just because you think you aren't pretty enough or thin enough or good enough for someone else, that doesn't mean that other people think the same way. There will always be someone to tell you that you are special, that you are amazing, that you are perfect just the way you are. I've been down this road many times before, and trust me when I say: to give up is to strip life of its meaning. Life is about finding truths - and if you do not have the courage to face the world in your own skin, how can you ever hope to discover these truths?

This story is dedicated to anyone who is afraid to open the door sometimes because of expectations of the outside world or of a particular group of people. Please, don't ever let the words of others defeat you - if you believe that you have a purpose and that you can be successful and happy just the way you are, then those meaningless words can no longer hurt you. I know it will be difficult to build up the immunity to these words, but we should at least make an effort and try. I'm right there with you, as are many other people around the world. Just know that in this fight, you'll never be alone. There will always be another person there to encourage you and to talk with you about your feelings. And if these words have meant anything to you, you are already on your way to making a change in your life and feeling more proud of yourself than ever before. And if these words did not apply to you in any means, then please don't be afraid to assist your friends or family members in their quests to find self-contentment. Your invovlement could mean the world to them. Trust me. I know.

This story was partly written to encourage anyone who is embarking on this quest to keep following the signs and marching through unknown terrain, no matter how hopeless or intimidating the unknown may seem. If you need it, this story will help you. The girls in the story are going through the same thing that you and are I right now. Let their experience and their words help you.
Please keep an open mind, for while it is a great temporary solution, being alone will never solve anything.
It is time I realize that and finally open myself up to the real world.
Who will join me and the five female leads of the story in this quest?


Stay strong, my dear friends.
Never conform to what society tells you you must be.
Never let someone else tell you that you are worthless.
Never believe that you are doomed to lead a life of misery and failure.
You are truly perfect the way you are.
That sentence will never be a cliché,
For it is of the utmost truth:
You are perfect,
And only you can tell yourself that you aren't.

Never lose faith in yourself.
For if you do, what more do you have left?