Isabelle is 13 years old when she is sent to jail for the murder of a senator she never met. After serving four years out of a twenty year sentence, someone confesses to the murder of Senator Jake Kennish. Isabelle is released immediately and sent home with a eighty million dollar check. But after four years, Isabelle is no longer the little girl she once was. Now Isabelle must face her hardest obstacle yet, getting back to her old life. If the judging looks and the familiar faces aren't hard enough to handle imagine having the FBI on your back wanting answers on Isabelle's past inmates and friends in prison. While Isabelle plays the FBI, and guards her friends and those closest to her, from forces trying to work against her, will she be able to guard the most important thing of all, her heart?

High school freshman Violet Ferguson was never like the other girls. She dressed differently, acted differently, looked differently, and even talked differently. She wasn't exactly your bright ray of sunshine, but hey, she wasn't always Debbie Downer, either. All of this is put to the test when she and her best friend make a big "oopsie" in their friendship that leads to disastrous results. Nothing would ever be the same. Now all Violet has left is her iPod, her mom's blue hoodie, and...a rusty razor. Can Violet cope or will she fall down, too?

Ever since her adopted family fell apart several years ago Andy has found herself the target of her father's anger. Hiding the bruises and scars and keeping a distance from people are two things that must go together. When Andy first meets Liam all she is presented with is the bad boy image that he is notorious for at their school. The combination of his perfect features and overwhelming sex appeal is what makes every girl dream about being in his fantasies. Every girl but Andy. But when Liam's calculating gaze turns on her she has to act against the instinct to break down the walls to allow him into her life. Dancing is her only escape from her somewhat dysfunctional home life. It is her one true salvation but with the help of Liam could she be able to save herself once and for all? She finds herself willing to trust again but will it be enough to free her and will she be able to truly love again?