What if Katniss loved Peeta in The Hunger Games and wasn't acting? What if Gale liked Katniss and the feeling wasn't mutual? Starting with Catching Fire, this is my version.

Rated #79 in action 3rd of November 2014 Rated #91 in adventure 15th of December 2014 Book one in the Imperfect Trillogy. F means failure. F means freedom. I am the only F. Mae is a black, and the only black with the F grade tattooed on her shoulder. The reason she is the only one? Because F means freedom. And freedom isn't allowed in the complex. The complex. The place where dreams began. The place you could be safe from war. But when dreams begin, nightmares do to. The complex follows a simple but harsh system. The criminals are the blacks. The non-criminals are whites. Simple, right? But nothing is simple. Especially not for Maedana, the F. Mae is in constant threat from the place she calls home. Now a new threat is rising, one that Mae is connected with. And what about the new boy? Is Calix Theon tied in this somehow? And how can Mae protect him? How can Mae fight off the coming war? And more importantly, What is the real price for Mae's imperfect freedom? © Amelia Rose, covered under the copyright contract. May contain inappropriate content.

Ryder found about his ability when he was eight. Now, at fifteen years old, he's put them to good use-or so he thinks. But when more important, more powerful people start to go after him, will he be able to survive? Follow Ryder on his journey as he realizes that if you cannot be controlled, then you cannot be trusted. Then you are dangerous. ++++ "Memories of when I first found out about my powers flood my brain. When I wasn't in here. When I decided to use my powers for the good of people. But not everyone saw it that way. After all, not everyone likes a person who is uncontrollable."