What would you do if you landed in your favorite novel? Would you try and play along, or would you be tempted to change things around? Allison Edwards has been in love with Mr. Darcy since she was thirteen. All she wants to do is find someone like Darcy and to get away from her peers. And, Allison may just get her wish when she and her fellow classmate, Nathaniel Palmer, fall down a broken elevator. When the two wake up they find themselves in Alli’s favorite book: Pride and Prejudice. Now, all they have to do is survive the story, keep up appearances, and find a way home. But, what if Alli doesn’t want to return home? What if she wants to stay with Mr. Darcy? As the story begins to spiral out of control and Alli learns to more about the characters and herself than she ever expected, will she be able to choose reality over fantasy?

It was a dream, yet reality. Time seemed to move faster then it should. A dream world, yes, a dream world that simple shouldn't exist. Yet it does, and we all live there, and when you live in a dream world you're damned to meet some dream people.

I'll warn you right now: this is not a typical, cliché love story. There's nothing typical about Skylar or Alexander, not even remotely close. Alexander was not a ‘bad boy’ or a ‘player’. Skylar was not a ‘nerd gone bad’ or a ‘hot new girl’. Alex and Skylar were real people with real hearts and a story worth telling. Somehow, these two beings were catapulted into a journey of self-discovery, finding themselves within the lined-paper pages of a secret journal. And if you read close enough, you will find yourself too. "With one, black Moleskine notebook, we created our own magical place where no one else but us could retreat to... Somewhere only we know."

Serenity Falls is one of the best, most exclusive and most expensive schools in the entire country - and Olivia Webb has just been offered a scholarship. On the outside, the school is perfect. Brand new, perfect students, perfect results. But on the inside, much more drama goes down than anyone could ever imagine...