Alex Jackson is a cocky but cynical twenty four year old with aspirations of being a musician. He's stuck in a dead-end job in a monotonous life with the same people everyday. He's afraid of commitment because he knows what the consequences are. What happens when new boy River moves in opposite him? With confusion and fear, he finally works out who he is and what he wants...but is he willing to listen to his heart and get over his past?

'Markers of the Mason Brothers' What if you could see things that others couldn't... Do things 'regular' people couldn't dream of... Do the impossible. Scar and his 4 brothers, Matt, Robbie, Vic and Blaine have always known they weren't 'normal'. Along with his parents his family have powers than are only seemed possible in comic books and like the heroes in these books they fight crime... but not the stereotypical batman or Spiderman. Now Max has never been fond of comics being that he deems them 'Unrealistic', So you can imagine his surprise when strange things started to happen that there is no rational explanation. Would you believe your eyes if things start to happen that your look on the world changed? No? Nor would Max, if he didn't find something so intriguing about Scar that attracts Max into something sinister that little did he know, a place where he already belonged... Reality. After a number of events Max is drawn into the world of the supernatural, a world of halers and markers... A world full of Scar.

Rain is seventeen. And he's gay. When he was ten, his father threw him out after he came out. He then lost all trust in life and humans and the happy, naive litttle boy was buried deep under the facade of a hard, cynical young man. But when he falls for football team captain Nick Parker, it's childhood nightmare all over again. They are now friends, but will Rain ever let him close to his true self? Will Nick ever love him back? (ok, this is a boyxboy story, so you can pretty much guess the ending here, but aren't you curious about the ride there?)

Jude's life goal was to make people happy. People...or a person. Anyone really. He valued happiness more than anything and wanted to be able to share that if it meant possibly making someone else happy. He finally got his chance, but with Aster, the unsocial 17 year old that everyone else thought wasn't worth their time, or time in general.