Rose Mayvis Gagliardi, cousin of Blake Davidson, has just moved to America to attend a boarding school "for the promising". And by promising, they mean "troubled kids with disorders and/or disabilities that public schools shouldn't have to deal with". She'd had plans of being popular and admirable back in Switzerland. Now that dream has been buried with her last season Gucci skirts. At least she has the newspaper to keep her going. Well... Until some anonymous journalist writes a defaming article about her-- making her nonexistent popularity take a dive. At least she has Kailani and Kaia Loveday, twin sisters who want to befriend Rose. Actually, nope... Not Kailani either. She'd rather flirt with Rose until she's too flustered to think. And damn does Kailani have nice lips. Will Rose ever solve the mystery muckraker? Most likely. Will it be too late for her dreams of popularity to be salvaged? Probably.

"It's almost as if sleep and I were married for sixteen years, and I caught them having an affair with my sister." Julie Esther Nicholson, one of the younger sisters of Eve Nicholson, has returned for her story. With the chips of her old life up in the air, falling where they may, she tries to put herself back together and make things how they used to be in her life. It's going to be a lot harder than she expected, especially with her new crush on the weird, artsy girl in her sister's friend group, Emmy, and with Eve leaving at the end of the year for college. Will things ever be easy for Julie? Will she ever get what she wants? Will Emmy ever see her as more than a friend? Julie wonders the same thing...

**TRIGGER WARNING** Many triggering elements (including, self-harm, depression, amongst many other things) Four girls have made their dream come true: Be in a renowned band. However, it doesn't take them long to realize that being in the starlight isn't all that it seems. Meet the band, Blonde Ivory: Shiloh Levitsky struggles with the fact that her manager is in full control over who she dates, and that includes the bad boy drummer of Firelight Moon. Will she find a way out of their fake relationship, or will she stick out the relationship and see the light at the end of the tunnel? Macha Levay-Fitzgilbert has always struggled with never being good enough for anyone. She's tried countless times to make people stay yet they never do. She thought that being the bassist of Blonde Ivory would make her more desirable, and one person has realized just how amazing she truly is: her best friend's brother. Will she finally realize her worth or will she always fall victim to the false pretense that she is unlovable? Hayden Sterling has struggled long and hard with her depression for years yet she still can't shake it. Being in a band praised by many, she thought the starlight would help her mentality. She was dead wrong. Now with her depression coming back in full swing and her love for a new person igniting, she seeks a therapist who can help. Will Hayden ever find help or will she succumb to her toxic thoughts? Kasey Afolabi has found her sexuality annoying, especially because it's being argued and broadcasted daily. She's tired of the questions, she's tired of the denial, all she desires now is her band to be successful and anyone who wants a sexless committed relationship to step forward. Is this too much to ask for?

"You don't hate religion, you hate extremism. There's a slight difference between the two." "And what's that?" "One flies you into buildings and the other encourages you to eat crackers and drink wine before you turn twenty-one." Eve Taylor is a girl full of teenage angst and hatred against all things-- including her mother. In her small Utah town full of religious nuts, she only has a select people who keep her happy: Her best friends, Graham and Sienna, and the cute photographer, Blake, who visits the bookshop where she works. However, when her extremist mother forbids her to hang out with Blake and her friends begin to ignore her, her life spirals out of control. She has become completely isolated with only the company of her siblings who have other problems to deal with and her mother who hates every fiber of her being. Will things ever go back to normal or will she be forced to live out the remainder of her Junior year as an isolated loner? Read on to find out...