Marissa Miller survived the tragic accident that killed her family and dog. Since that fateful day, things have been so different. She has lost contact with her friends and has moved to a boarding school, sent to by her aunt, her new guardian. Marissa is all alone. Getting through the days isn't too hard but the nights are full of horrifying nightmares of the day the accident occurred. It's been a month since then and no one notices the pain she's going through. The growing depression is killing her and the insomnia caused by it isn't helping either. Her life is uneventful, that is, until she catches someone's attention. Ethan Reed is just another popular and egoistic guy, but one single encounter with Marissa leaves him stunned. He did something to her that she didn't deserve, and now he's going to make up for it. But will it be too late? Will he be able to save her before she drowns into the waves of emptiness?

As far back as they can remember, Emi and Luke have been best friends. However, things start to go down hill after a month of separation and a shock confession from Luke leaves Emi confused. Emotions run high, tension is thick in the air and to top it all off, there's a new boy in town. How will the trio deal the issues that will arrive in the near future? Will they ever manage to escape the drama that seems to surround their lives?

Hailey Summers is forced to move from her home in England, leaving all her friends behind, to live with Carol and Mick, 4281 miles away in Atlanta, GA following the death of her Dad. Hailey is immediately thrown into the American life style, full of boys, bitches, school, jealously, dates, heart break and much more!

Katerina Herald has something to hide, something very real. Facing an absent mother and an especially angry father- she's become used to cowering. However, when the new student Cain Masters rolls in, he becomes intrigued by the struggle Kat faces. With his insistent prodding and her looming graduation from high school, can she really get by with a little help from her friends? Is survival possible in a house of hatred?

Allison Parker had the perfect life in school except for on thing: She always wore a hood outside of school. Why? She's too beautiful. People cant see the fun loving half-retarded crazy person she is inside. It's not so great being so pretty. And now things cant keep getting worse when she finds out she has to move to California and suffer her senior year under a hood.