Every character of every story ever written is real. They live in Story World. Those characters with completed stories like Goldilocks, Robin Hood, Harry Potter, and Eragon are the Story Masters in Story World and those without completed stories are the Story Servants. After the Story Masters abuse their position the Story Servants decide to fight the Story Masters and write their own story. Soon their forces start to gather in Story Forest. Twyla is a sixteen year old orphan. Her entire life she has been a slave of the Story Masters, but when they kill her only relative she decides it's time to fight back. Omero is the seventeen year old son of one of the most influential Story Masters. But when he see's the poverty and deprivation of the Story Servants he turns coat and fights with the Story Servants. Together they change the course of Story World.

Rhea Orthys is part of something bigger than she could have imagined. She lives in a world where there are no parents or adults. There's no such thing as money, mortgage rates, or government. All the kids stay in the city, too. No one goes on vacation, and no body new comes to the city. Everyone knows everyone, and they all get along fine; more or less. There is no one above the age of sixteen. There's no births, and no deaths. Rhea thinks her life is just fine, until she finds something that she's not supposed to, and it causes a huge chain of events that turn her normal world upside down. This is Project Omega.

"How did you find this place?" Zia asked the King, speaking for the first time since entering the tent. "I've been searching for the location of your Headquarters for months- years, really." Donathan admitted. "We only found it when we got wind that two new recruits would be coming here today. My men tailed them here this morning and sent for me as soon as they were certain of the location." The tent was silent. Finally Arch said thoughtfully, "You say you come to negotiate?" The King nodded. "Very well, then," Arch said, "I will oblige. If I do answer your plea, can I insure that this camp and all those who live in it will remain protected and untouched?" Donathan nodded thoughtfully. "Yes, I believe you can." "And," he went on, "can I trust that this place will remain secret to the outside world?" "My men are sworn into secrecy," the King assured him. Arch fell silent once again. This quiet seemed to last longer than all the others. Zia wanted to know what he would say, and His Highness and Jay appeared to be in the same boat. "Very well, then," Arch said, stretching forth his hand for the King to shake. "When shall we sort out the details?" Cover made by the incredibly talented @italychick