Stacy was a bad girl. She had a huge family, with just her older brother to take care of them all. Then, in jail, she meets one of the minister’s three sons. Talon, the oldest child, was the biggest prep she had ever met. He never took risks, never broke rules, and lived completely sheltered from everything. Stacy, horrified, takes it as her personal responsibility to expose him to the ‘real’ world. But their worlds are completely different, so what happens when they collide head on?

The Psi. What everyone believes to be a vampire, but don't drink blood. They thrive on emotions. The Motega. A group of Psi intent on keeping things the way they are. The Umbra. A fanatic Psi clan who drain their victims of all life source. Two groups. One sickly girl. A backstabbing best friend. And a quest for the ultimate weapon, the three soul-psi.

Andy Olivers is nearly done her school year, and needs a job so she can go on a trip to Europe with her two best friends, William Thornton and Rue Kae. Yet, being clumsy, she's not quite cut out for anything more than grating cheese. Then, her and her friend, Rue, see a Help Wanted poster. They apply immediately. Rue as a waitress, Andy as a... Cook?! She makes the mistake of lying about her cooking skills to the owner, and she's hired. Will she succeed in making the cut, or will her job not lift off?

He was no poet that is a fact. He tried though; he made the effort to win me over every day of our two year relationship. One letter he wrote was “I love you more than my mother… don’t tell her I said that.” I laughed at this one all throughout the day. As all the memories of the letters rushed into my mind the tears began to fall in the corner of my lifeless eyes as I realized I would never again receive a letter so trivial and meaningful ever again.

Living in a world where the dance team is her kingdom, fashion her passion, and judo her secret pastime, Jade Wright's life is as close to perfect as it can be without her mom to guide her through the perils of dating and Nordstrom sales-that is, until the day she is forced into a kidnapper's car. In a matter of minutes the foundation of everything she thought she knew about her deceased mother is crumbling around her and threatening to take Jade down with it. What she doesn't know could mean the end of her above average existence. But things aren't all bad. She has one week to figure out the truth before her new state of suckiness becomes permanent. Plus, her would be kidnapper is totally hotness personified. When pitted against some of the most disturbing fashion setbacks from the eighties, current teenage celebrities, and gigantic hit men, the stakes are high and the danger extends to everybody she loves most. Luckily, Jade happens to be a little bit ninja, and with the help of a boy who is immersed in the world of crime that she's desperate to escape she just might be able to recover her life.