Kealani "Lani" Davis is finally fucking free. At eighteen, the Gryffindor, Pokémon Trainer, storm chaser, and fourth member of the Golden Four has survived Voldemort, a war, and an extra seventh year at Hogwarts. Now the daughter of Professor Kukui and the late Marlene McKinnon-and beloved daughter of the only mum she's ever known, Professor Burnet-is ready to leave the trauma hellhole behind. After one final boat ride, one spectacular middle finger to Hogwarts, and enough Pokégear pictures to last a lifetime, Lani mounts her travel-ready Charizard and heads for Alola. A few days with Mum and Dad. A supply run. A reunion with her Pokémon. Then it's straight to Oklahoma and her husband, Dustin "Dusty" Davis-a marriage even Tapu Koko occasionally questions. The Golden Four have Pokégears. Her Alolan family has Pokégears. The storm crew has Pokégears. Hogwarts might be over, but Lani isn't losing any of her families. Because graduation isn't the end of her story. Storm season is just beginning.

Stormie never planned on standing out on her first day at McKinley High. After moving from London, all she wants is to find her locker, survive the halls, and maybe make it through the day without everyone whispering about her. But that is easier said than done when Stormie is already known all over for her voice. Lost, nervous, and completely out of place, she runs into Noah "Puck" Puckerman. What starts as him helping her find her locker quickly turns into something neither of them expected-especially when they realize they have every single class together. Puck is cocky, trouble, and not exactly the type Stormie thought she would be pulled toward. But the more time he spends around her, the faster his protective side comes out. Stormie came to McKinley for a fresh start. She never expected Puck to become the person who made it feel like home.

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My name is Kacie Monroe. I'm 22, and music has always been my favorite escape. I love singing, loud trucks, and getting lost in a good song. I just never expected music to be the reason I met BeastMode or that one meeting would change everything.

I went to Comic Con for one reason-to meet the cast of The Walking Dead. Norman Reedus. Andrew Lincoln. Jon Bernthal. Jeffrey Dean Morgan. I had been looking forward to it forever, and somehow I was actually there, walking through the packed convention center and trying not to completely lose my mind knowing they were only a few rooms away. What I didn't expect was to notice a few other famous actors hanging around near them too. And I really didn't expect any of them to notice me. One look turned into another. Then came the smirks, the teasing, the lingering touches, and the kind of attention that made it very clear I wasn't imagining anything. Before I could even figure out what the hell was happening, the power went out.

Being the daughter of Corey Taylor means music has been part of her life for as long as she can remember. At eighteen, she knows her way around a stage, has spent more time backstage at rock concerts than school dances, and has absolutely no interest in becoming the next Broadway star. So naturally, she ends up at McKinley High-home of New Directions, dramatic teenagers, impossible amounts of singing in the hallways, and more show tunes than any sane person should be forced to hear. She can sing. Damn well, actually. But if Rachel Berry tries to hand her another Broadway song, someone might lose a sheet-music folder. She'd rather perform Slipknot, Stone Sour, Breaking Benjamin, Halestorm, Linkin Park, or practically anything with a guitar behind it. She isn't chasing fame, doesn't care about McKinley's popularity ladder, and has no intention of telling everyone that her father happens to be one of the most recognizable rock singers in the world. Then there's Noah Puckerman. Puck has a reputation, an attitude, and enough trouble following him around without adding another girl to the mix. But there's something about the new girl who isn't intimidated by him, doesn't fall at his feet, and is more likely to insult him than flirt with him that keeps pulling him back. And for once, Puck might actually want something real. But this isn't exactly the Glee story everyone remembers. Puck never got Quinn pregnant. Quinn still betrayed Finn, but the boy she cheated with was someone else from McKinley, leaving Puck completely outside that mess-and free for his story to take a very different turn. With secrets, music, friendships, rivalries, one extremely famous father, and a Glee Club determined to drag her into songs she'd rather set on fire, McKinley is about to learn one very important thing: She doesn't do show tunes. And Noah Puckerman is about to learn that getting her attention is the easy part. Keeping her might be a hell of a lot harder.

My name is Ally, and I've been alone since the world fell apart. While everyone else was forced into hiding, I discovered something strange-I can walk freely through the streets without the infected bothering me. They see me. They smell me. But they keep their distance. There's something in my blood that makes a difference. I thought being immune to their attacks would make surviving easier, but loneliness can be just as dangerous as the creatures lurking in the darkness. Then I meet Robert Neville, a man searching desperately for a cure and holding on to the last pieces of his humanity. For the first time since the outbreak began, I'm no longer alone. Turns out the infected are not what we should be worried of.

Lena never planned on standing out. At seventeen, she's the new girl at McKinley High-feisty, outgoing, and impossible to ignore. With a voice that can turn heads and dance moves that demand attention, Lena walks into her first day ready to survive a new school, not become the center of it. Then she meets Finn Hudson and Noah "Puck" Puckerman. From the start, both boys feel drawn to her. Finn sees the sweet, talented girl behind the attitude, while Puck is pulled in by her fire, confidence, and the way she refuses to back down from anyone. Before Lena even realizes it, they're both watching out for her, stepping in when things get rough, and making it clear she isn't alone anymore. But feelings grow fast, and neither Finn nor Puck wants to lose her-or each other-over it. Instead of fighting, they make a choice. Protect Lena. Support her. And let whatever happens between the three of them happen on its own. New school. New friends. New drama. And for Lena, McKinley High is about to become a whole lot more complicated.

My name is Hayden Mathews, and Greenwood Asylum is my first job fresh out of college. Most people would run the second they heard the word *slashers*. They would picture blood, screams, locked doors, and monsters wearing human faces. They would hear that the asylum houses some of the most dangerous killers alive and decide no paycheck is worth it. But I am not most people. Greenwood Asylum was supposed to break me. The doctors warned me. The guards watched me like I was already dead. The slashers smiled like they had found their next favorite toy. What none of them realized is that I do not scare easy. Actually, I do not scare at all. The slashers may rule the halls of Greenwood, but they have never met anyone like me. And by the time they figure that out, it might already be too late. I can also make it darker, more creepy, or more Wattpad-style dramatic.

Hayden never thought working at Fin's bar would put her in the middle of a nightmare. At twenty-two, she's a waitress with a sharp tongue, a big heart, and a talent for keeping the peace between the regulars. She has Nova as her roommate and best friend, and Fin and Baz watching her back like it's their full-time job. What Hayden doesn't know is that their protectiveness runs deeper than friendship. Fin and Baz have been in love with her for a long time, but instead of fighting over her, they made a silent decision: Hayden was never meant for just one of them. She was perfect for them both. When the skies turn deadly and sharks begin raining down on Los Angeles, survival becomes more than running from teeth and storms. Hayden has to face the chaos around her, the fear inside her, and the two men willing to risk everything to keep her alive. In a world gone mad, love might be the most dangerous thing of all.