Bella Storm thinks her life is the most glamorous life in the world...she always looks beautiful, wears the best clothes, and has the best boyfriend. Except for the occasional GIANT drama that's dropped on her every day. She doesn't entirely understand why Molly is always pointing that weird box at her, or why she has to look pretty all the time. Sean Finch hates his grandfather with a passion. Anthony Finch, producer of the most famous show, "The Storms", kidnaps his actors as children. Anthony believes that the best TV is when his actors and actresses think that everything is actually happening to them. Truth is, Bella Storm isn't Bella Storm at all. She's Rose Fields, an extremely missed daughter of just a regular family. Sean knows who she is, and he hates what her grandfather is doing to her. He hates what Anthony's doing to every one of his "actors". But does that mean Sean Finch's grandfather can be stopped?

At an early age, Olivia Saunders has been forced into being absolutely NOTHING but perfect. Perfect appearance, perfect behavior, perfect outfit, perfect everything. So there's absolutely no doubt to her that for her freshman year of high school, she's going to be queen of the school newspaper. That's how she's always been. But Mr. Masters, the smooth, snobby head of Harper Weekly, has other plans for her. She's put into a partnership with a boy she despises: Tom Thatcher, a boy a part of Thomas C. Harper High School's popular pack. Although he's a bit different from the others. He does his own thing, on his own time. He's very laid back, and doesn't really care too much about being perfect. This is what infuriates Olivia the most. But what happens when Tom shows her that there's no need to be perfect? That the best form of beauty is when there are human flaws? And what happens when Olivia finally tries to get out of her mother's iron clutches? Will Olivia become the person she wants, instead of what her mother has forced her to be? Or is she too scared to break the mold?

The story of Tuck Everlasting, if Winnie Foster had gone back to drink the water....

Meet the kids who go to Clarence High School. They are the offspring of Wall Street’s richest. The kids who spend Christmas vacation in Prague, or a spring break on a private island in the Caribbean perhaps. All males of the school can be seen in custom pleated salmon shorts flawlessly matched with polos complementary to their skin color. The females wear items fresh off New York runways. The entire school is comprised of cloned prepsters bound to be the future frat and sorority kings and queens of Harvard and Yale. Anyone who has the guts to reshape the cookie cutter is utterly destroyed. Five, and only five students out of the one thousand-four-hundred-fifty-six kids who attend my school dare to question the status quo. Ringo - the hypothetical rock star who believes in his fantasies so much he is constantly being tested for mental illness. Sid - the only Goth child with the audacity to step foot onto the perfectly groomed campus. Let’s not forget Nathan - who has the IQ of a genius and came in second place in the National Science Fair. Billy - the only “normal” person I choose to associate with who wants nothing more but to blend in (a much too over rated concept if you ask me). Then of course there’s me, the twin sister of the Queen Brat who thinks she owns the entire town and represents everything negative in life. The five of us make up Call Paul Fife, soon to be known as the greatest band to ever walk the earth. The plan to get there? Simple. Win “Allergic To Silence,” only the greatest music contest of all time that only occurs once every ten years. (Needless to say it’s a one shot to fame kind of story). The catches: Don’t get caught cutting school for the contest, don’t let evil twin sister or her minions blackmail me into a corner, and get the slimy new kid out of my hair. The lesson I will teach the snotty world: ripped up jeans and underdogs win, especially when the odds are stacked against us.

Nikki Star was an orphan, taken from foster home to foster home, when on her 15th birthday, she realized that she had the power to control fire. She's taken to a different school- for superheros- where she is trained to control her powers. Soon after she gets there, they need her help to stop an evil mastermind... and save the world.