Zoey and Levi were never meant to be. He was the gorgeous, guitar-playing heart throb of the school and she was just an average girl who somehow ended up in his band. But they fell for each other. However, some things just don't last. Mistakes were made, hearts were broken, and everything changed. Ten months after their messy break up which destroyed the band, Zoey’s plans to reform suddenly bring Levi hurtling back into her life again; though this time, she’s determined not to fall for him. But can she resist that smile that breaks hearts, or, most importantly, can she withstand the charm of his baby blue eyes?

Kyra Fox is a dedicated dancer who loves nothing more than losing herself in the music and forgetting everything. But when she gets paired with Jude Callahan, a dancer who is most definitely not dedicated, sparks fly- in and out of the dance studio. It takes two to tango, but can Kyra let go enough to tango with a boy she’s sure she hates?

‘Two of the fairest stars in all the heaven, Having some business, do entreat her eyes.’ Isis and Kael couldn’t be more different if they tried. Rich and popular, Kael has always had everything he’s ever wanted, whereas poverty stricken Isis has struggled through life with every stress imaginable. After a drunken night’s mistake proves one step too far, Kael has to face the consequences- which involve Isis, a girl he couldn’t care less about. However, when Kael meets Isis, he starts to realise that maybe his life isn’t as full of problems as he thinks. Will their differences prove too much to handle? Or could this be proof that opposites really do attract?

Dianne Marland was a solitary nobody wanted to be seen with. Nathan Brown was the Albert Einstein of 2nd year. Kyle Caper was criminal of the school. Logan Foreman was the black sheep of the family. And Jason Carter was the all around Greek god. No one in Woodland Academy would have thought that someday, the loon of a principal would put them together in a band and ship them off to California for a chance to win five million dollars for the school. The problem is...will the unlikely group be able to set aside their differences and win the competition? (Inspired by The Breakfast Club)