Annaliea, a girl with seemingly no past, is dropped into her new life without a single memory only a title of Valuable. Shortly following her, a young boy named James, with the title Worthless, will stop at nothing to figure out how he knows this girl and why he can't remember his favorite color. Hundreds of years into the future, amnesia is very common amongst young, injured teens. Teens with invaluable memories that have immense power. After harnessing these memories, a body is left behind as either a Worthless, with no reason to keep around, or a Valuable, with extreme skills of their own. But sometimes, a Worthless, could be worth more than their name cares to let on. People want them. Memories and all. And they will stop at nothing to attain them. Somehow, Worthless and Valuable alike, these beings end up at a mysterious place called the Castle where their life beyond memory can begin.

Jase was a player, Aimee your average girl. Aimee fell for Jase big time and gave him one thing she'll never get back. Her virginity. Just as Aimee is on cloud nine reminiscing about the night she became a women things went wrong. A text soon brings her world crashing around her feet. Heartbroken Aimee begins to wallow in self-pity but it isn't too long before she realises she needs revenge. And how better to payback a player than play him at his own game!

Azraeling Grayco has had a far from ordinary life. After her brother's death one year ago she's left alone to fend for herself. No family and only one friend, her best friend Kayla. Then in comes Daimon and all of a sudden Rae's world is turned upside down. This mysterious and cocky new guy dazzles everyone but Azraeling won't be fooled. There's something about him that doesn't seem right and with the sudden onset of dreams about her brother's death she knows that Daimon is hiding something.

The black marks on my skin... The flow of my blood........ His loving kiss............... It hurts so much to love him and the brusies will probably never fade, but I know he loves me, so I can't let him go