Iridesca is a quiet, shy girl: she's homeschooled, lives in a small town in the south and hardly ever leaves her room. The only thing that keeps her sane is music; playing the piano and singing is what she loves. The only connection to the outside world is through the internet, where she posts videos of her singing. She's a YouTube legend for two reasons: One—she has an incredible voice; and two—no one knows who she is. They don’t know her name, not even what she looks like, as every video she posts, only her chest-down is visible. She’s just known as The Cover Girl, and she’d like to keep it that way. But when her angelic voice steals the heart of a certain British boy band member, he starts to get curious and begins putting the puzzle pieces together. He’s determined to discover who The Cover Girl really is and hopefully sweep her off her feet like she did him.

I wish I could say Bree was strong. “She’s a fighter,” the doctors say. “She can beat this.” But I know better. They just say these things so that we don’t give up on her, to let us hope she has a chance. In reality, she never did. ~Taken from The Fighter~

"But you can never break up with me," Mark Jones told Ingrid Bellows five years ago at a sixth grade party. Their relationship bloomed from a dare, but was stuck together by a command. Ingrid had to keep up with Mark's cheating ways with other girls for half a decade and it changed Ingrid for the rest of her life. Not only can she not say anything about it, she has to deal with all the whispers of rumors and lies being told about her until a new boy arrives to Stevens High School and shakes up the player in Mark and has an eye for Ingrid. Follow the couple in a rocky story that changed both of their lives.

Aiden Stewart has never felt magic. Until he meets Rose. The quiet, smart girl that no one can ever seem to figure out. But what if Rose wants it that way?

A battle shall be fought today. Only one can triumph.

Jazzy Summer is an odd sort of girl. She giggles at anything and everything, and cringes at any sign of fire. Through out all her years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Jazzy has avoided the Marauders thoroughly. Yet, no one knows why. They really are a nice bunch of boys, but Jazzy refuses to even look at them. (With the exception of Remus of course) But what happens when none other than Sirius Black pranks Jazzy out of the blue? Will the prank leave even more tension between Jazzy and the Marauders? Or will the hatred be replaced by some romance Jazzy never wanted?

Reality is slipping away from Jade. Unable to tell what's real and what is not, she lives inside her journal. The little book becomes her best friend, and essentially becomes her. Being locked in an insane asylum since her teen years with little interaction with the outside world, Jade's life becomes one huge flashback. As she writes in her Journal, her life seems to be stolen from her and begins playing out in front of her through the tarnished pages. The only life she knows is what she writes or reads in her journal, The only thing is... is any of it real?

When you live in a small town of only sixteen-thousand, it is usual for people to be interested when a new family move into town; but not as interested as they were about the Hamptons. It wasn’t the energetic father or the mousy mother or the sporty son or the happy-go-lucky daughter that everyone was interested in. It was the girl who arrived two days late to the start of the year, two weeks later than the rest of the family, and two million leagues ahead of everyone around her.

Meet Stephanie. She's a 25-year-old artist, independent and fearless. However, Stephanie only remembers nine years of her life. When she was sixteen, she woke up on a hospital bed, having recovered from a brain tumor and as a result, lost all of her memories. It took her four years of training to gain back everything she had. Stephanie has lived with the fact that her father died and her mother abandoned her for these nine years, growing a thick shield of steel around her heart. But when things tumble wildly out of proportion, even Stephanie struggles to keep up. One of the richest families in the country claims her as their kin, and Stephanie must grit her teeth and suffer through the merciless training on how to be a proper daughter of a wealthy family. Part of the package is being forced into an arranged marriage with the infuriating Lucas Kingsleigh. But as time passes, Stephanie finds herself unwilling to let go of him and her luxurious life. Little does Stephanie know, there's something that everyone is keeping from her. And that secret is threatening to come out.

On an expedition to the famous wreck of 'Titanic', 16-year-old Marley Faulkner discovers a mysterious journal, and feels as if she's finally found someone who understands her. Full of the tragic tales of a forgotten soul, the book's ending leaves Marley mourning for a girl she’s never even met. Or has she? The journal seems to be written for Marley, describing emotions she's certain nobody else in the world could feel but her. Could there be something that the girl in the journal, written nearly a century ago, is trying to tell her? And why does every possible explanation lead back to a single golden locket? Soon, Marley finds that through the locket--and the help of some new, unexpected friends--reaching the past and the girl from the journal isn’t as impossible as she thought. She's a time-traveler now, in a strange place where things are not always what they seem, and in a time where hundreds of lives are on the line. And she's the only one who knows enough to save them all. But how can Marley save anyone from the past when she can’t even remember there’s a present? How can she be a hero when the love of her life may be the very one who’s making her forget? And that's not all--she may only have four days left to live. ~Winner of the 2011 WATTY AWARDS.~ Inspired by the film 'Titanic.' Co-written by TEAtitanicfan and bluecanary446. Edited by Sawyercat17, Mutation, and snowwhite. Cover image entitled "Joy" by 'light-from-Emirates' on Deviantart.