Nikki Shay is a professional co-ed boxer at the age of fourteen, but hasn't been boxing in a year, so everything is normal, right? Wrong. She started her freshman year of high school thinking everything would be okay. However, all heck breaks loose when a bet occurs. What happens when a new boy comes to town? Who kissed who? Tricks will be made and games will be played. But can Nikki handle it?

Ember Harridan's life is complicated. Not only does she have to double as an ordinary high school student and a superheroine extraordinaire, she has to contend with tough moral issues, her feelings for a guy who she knows she can't like, and an annoying younger brother who may be out to kill her. After the latest mission goes horribly wrong and a tragedy strikes her family, she ends up facing all three of the aforementioned issues at once. Does she triumph? You'll have to find out.

Lee's life is... complicated. She is forced into marriage by her dirt-poor parents to one of the wealthiest families in the U.S. She's forced to leave her childhood best friend Michael, the only person she trusts outside her family. To be married to the not-so-good looking Henry Rolland and his not-so-appealing personality. In truth, he only wants her because of her striking beauty. A trophy wife. Henry, however, wants her to at least tolerate him. So he decides he must impress her... a cruise perhaps? But things happen along the way that leave them stranded on an unknown island in the middle of the pacific ocean. An island that is crawling with tribes, all with un-married princes, just waiting to sink their teeth into the angel that is Lee. A story that is full of twists and turns, love loss and sacrifice. With a mysterious green-eyed man that always seems to show up at the most convenient of times. And what happens when Michael finds out Lee is missing? Oh, and did I mention Lee's fear of spiders?

“You do it like this.” he pushed the button and the paper went back to the place he shot at. “Just stand with your legs apart and shoulders strong,” he adjusted my posture. I felt tingly as he rubbed his hands along my hips to adjust me to the right posture. “Now click the safety,” as I did this the blood was pumping and I was super excited. I was about to shoot a gun for the first time. “Whenever you’re ready” he spoke still standing behind me. I aimed at the target and shot. One…two…three…four It was exhilarating, better than anything I had ever done before. The feeling of the backfire and ricochet off of the target. It was like I could handle anything that was thrown at my way. I would defiantly have to have him teach me how to do more."