Caught by the police after a late night graffiti spree, Anika is faced with a decision. Go to a summer camp for troubled teens or pay a hefty vandalizing fine. Barely scraping by on her own, the choice is clear what Anika has to do, but that doesn't mean she's thrilled to leave her band of friends. Reluctantly she agrees to leave and spend the summer at the Sliver Lake Summer Camp. What she doesn't know is just how much this camp will change her. With new friends, new enemies, a fairly attractive yet moody boy and of course the typical drama of being the new kid at camp, will Anika make it through the summer? Or will the next few months break her?

"Lani I don't understand, why are you doing this?" Xavier mutters, his mouth moving across my jaw. I whine, my hands running through his hair as I attempt to sit upright. He pushes me back down and brings his mouth back up to mine. "Xav I'm sorry." I whisper as I kiss him back, moaning in his mouth as his tongue moves across my bottom lip. It's only a matter before his phone starts ringing and his girlfriends voice fills my ears again. ***** Atlantis O'Brien and Xavier Felt have been best friends since 4th grade. They remember their own silly arguments, their own first relationships and water fights in the backyard. Now they're seventeen in senior year, Xavier has a girlfriend and Atlantis has boy troubles and they each have their own spiralling feelings. Xavier's girlfriend can only think of herself and Atlantis can't handle Xavier thinking they're just friends. Is it really true boy and girl can't be just friends?

A young womans 18th birthday quickly turns into a tragedy when she finds her family dead. As she tries to escape what she thought was a serial killer, she quickly learns that people are dying everywhere, leaving one survivor per family. This new plague sweeps across the country in a matter of days, leaving people between the ages of 18-30 alive to figure out why this is happening. Don't forget to vote and comment if you like!

18-year-old Embry Lincoln is just about to begin college at West Percclare University in Connecticut. Convinced by her childhood best friend and soon-to-be roommate Louise into downloading the university's anonymous dating app, Embry puts herself out there for the first time in a while - or ever. Bad date after bad date, Embry feels like her dating life at WPU is hopeless. After an internal debate and several cups of coffee, Embry eventually decides to give the app one last shot before deleting it for good. With the littlest of hope, Embry stumbles across a boy's profile that almost seems too good to be true. Unsure of his name nor appearance, this mystery boy's profile checks all of Embry's boxes. He share's similar taste in novels, music, and seems to hold a decent conversation. While mustering up the courage she can find, Embry ceases her last chance by asking this boy on a date. But once face to face, both Embry and her "mystery boy" realize it's not such a mystery after all. Elliot "Eli" Dennings happens to be Embry's partner in their creative writing class. Having known each other before their blind date, the two eventually find themselves wanting to hang out more and more often. With his captivating dimples and curly brown hair, Embry's feelings grow unexpectedly stronger towards a relationship she didn't see coming. But as the stars seem to be aligning for both Embry and Eli, Embry's ex-boyfriend Danny re-enters her picture. Between Embry and Danny's turmoil from their past, news Eli has yet to tell Embry, and an unexpected kiss, will Embry and Eli's relationship make it till' her sophomore year?