Welcome to the Invisibles. Blair is just like any female teenage; struggling to make it through the day so than she can escape school. Except Blair’s escape haven is her bedroom. Others find it eerie, although it’s just like any other bedroom, but Blair finds it comforting. It isn’t until Valentine’s Day that Blair understands why her room is such a warm and comforting haven for her; Seth. A presence within her room. Seth doesn’t tell Blair much about who he is or his past but one thing is for sure; Seth isn’t going anywhere and he isn’t coming to life anytime soon either. Which is a problem for Blair as she begins to fall for the male that has always kept close even when she was unaware, the guy who sees Blair for all she is. Freaking out Blair discovers living life like this without ever able to be held by Seth is not the life she’s dreamt of. Freaked Blair flees her room which soon turns into a haunting place. But as Blair falls apart she begins to realise that life even with someone ‘mythical’ it's the only life she can live for, the only thing that holds meaning. But is it enough? Or can Blair bring Seth to life? Better yet, can they be on the other side of the door?

Maddy was only thirteen when her father sent her to a boarding school in London. Now seventeen, she's back to her old life, or so she thought. Her Dad is still in charge of an all-boys football camp, which was and is a pending nightmare. Now the boys that ignored her, and the girls that hated her, are all grown up. How will she be treated now that the braces are off and the ponytails are gone? And the hardest question of all...when the people and secrets of her past begin to resurface, will she be able to cope? An interesting story ruled by battles of the sexes, and coming of age. Read Camping on the Borderline.

Falling in love is hard to do when no one will even look at you, and those that do hurry to look away. Andrea is a seventeen year old girl who has always wished for a sense of belonging, but being only half native to her tribe sets her apart from everyone else. And the other townspeople of Wapatau seem to avoid her just as easily. But life is always easier with a good friend. Her best (and only) friend Kaida has always been her moral support, and Kaida’s older brother Konai has always been there to tear her back down. With only days left in school, and the Spring Equinox festival just around the corner, Andrea looks at her life like a glass half empty. Until a random series of events, and a dark and stormy night, change her life forever.