Madeline had one purpose that day. Go into Hale Industries, speak to hot shot billionaire Blaine Hale, and get her scholarship back. Her plans went downhill fast after she sneaks into his office and gets kicked out by Blaine Hale himself, who doesn't plan to deal with a problem as insignificant as hers. Blaine Hale insults Madeline and gets her thrown out of Hale Industries. Later in the night, Madeline ends up in front of Hale Industries. She plans to sneak into the building in an effort to retrieve her bag, which she left in Blaine Hale’s office after getting kicked out. What Madeline doesn't expect is to walk in in the middle of a kidnapping. The kidnapper — Vitaly Aminev, a young leader of the Russian Mafia. The target —Blaine Hale…. and Madeline, who everyone assumes is Blaine Hale’s girlfriend.

Prequel to Coping- Cassidy Reed always lived by the strict rules of her father. Before her father arrives home from the military, Cassidy meets a troublesome boy named Shawn Spencer who slowly brings her out of her shell. Slowly, Cassidy starts to develop feelings for him, feelings she never knew she had. But when Cassidy's father arrives home unexpectedly, things become a little more complicated for the two. Cassidy's father doesn't approve of Shawn and refuses to have those two together and forces her to break all ties with the troublesome boy in fear that all the hard work Cassidy has put into her sharpshooting and defensive training will go to waste, but Cassidy refuses to listen and begins to go against her father's wishes.

The members of Team VAKAD of the Defensive Affairs Unit are completely opposite of each other, and it took them quite a while to finally get along. There's Aiden, the egotistical leader. Kristie, the beautiful airhead. Anthony, the know-it-all nerd. Dex, the intimidating bad boy. And Violet, the troublesome loner, who just so happens to not be so lonesome anymore. Now, after months of strenuous training, it's time for their toughest mission yet: high school. And it's a lot harder than they thought it would be. There, they meet friends and foes. They thought fighting villains was hard, but they're about to find out that high school kids are just as bad.

August Park: she's a girl with nightmares, immature parents, and attitude. Forget that gingers have no souls; what about red heads? She has her high school's "Cool & Spicy" persona, but on the inside, she's suffering. Something is wrong with her. Phoenyx: he's the dark prince of a dead race. He speaks a dead language. He's often employed by dead people. Mercenary, hellhound, fire-user; he knows about the Other World-and why August Park is in danger. He may have a soft serve fettish, but on the inside he's haunted by visions of his past, his dead family, and the future that doesn't exist for him . . . Can Phoenyx protect August from the Other Wordly interests at work? Can August, with her strange abilities, free Phoenyx? by: @Reaper333 and @iampillowbunny707

Alexandra Psyche Henderson, better known as Psyche, went missing when she was just day's old. A hundred and fifty years later she is living as a normal girl with her new parents. What was supposed to be a normal happy sixteenth birthday party turned into the talk of her friends when she runs into her older brother, who should have been dead, and his best friend. Joined by her two brothers, their savior the Prince, and his followers Psyche has to teach them how to defeat the Black Eye’d beings who are trying to wipe out life on earth. Mythical creatures don't know how to fight them off and the balance of life on earth is threatening to shift. Can Psyche help them wipe these being's out or will her attraction to her past halt her progression to the future?