Surviving Camp Cedar

Camp Cedar is the biggest summer camp in the country, acres of forest and log cabins where thousands of parents send their children every summer for thousands of different reasons. Some of them just do it for the fun, others to help their child make friends, some do it to break bad habits that simply wouldn't be tolerated in the summer camp. Then again, with more than ten thousand campers, who would know what each kid was up to at all hours of the day? Set in the fabled forests of Corona, our story follows four campers whose stories become quickly and irreparably tangled. 

Elsa, the Queen Bee of Camp Cedar and the most popular girl at her exclusive private school in Arendelle is always followed by the girls on the lower tiers of the social ladder, each one trying fruitlessly to join Elsa on the top rung and chased by the hottest guys within a ten mile radius. She's 15 years worth of icy power and an even cooler personality. Will she be able to warm up enough to find her true love among a sea of admirers?

Rapunzel, the stereotypical quiet artist with a twist; the It boy of Camp Cedar is in love with her. While she's content to braid her long hair and draw picture after picture of the picturesque foliage, suddenly everyone in the camp is vying for her attention, mostly Flynn Rider. Will she ever get to finish a drawing with Flynn knocking at her door?

Flynn himself, the Harley riding bad boy with a smoldering smile and a record so long the paper touches the floor was sent to Camp Cedar by his parents in an attempt to stop his misdeeds. He thought they were crazy for sending him here, but will the wide green eyes of a certain Blondie be able to change his mind and his nature?

Finally, Jack, the warm-hearted boy who finds himself on the receiving end of everyone's cold shoulder. All Jack wants is a friend and maybe someone to listen to his stories, the tales he has a knack of spinning so well that all the little kids back home are always gathered around him. Will he be able to crack the icy shell that covers Camp Cedar's Queen Bee, or will he stay trapped in his endless cycle of isolation?