Orchid calls herself dull, safe, boring, and not much of a risk taker. Her friends tease her about this to no end. Another thing about her: she doesn't like wizards. And that's because of their laws; the worst stating that contact between wizards and non-wizards is prohibited and punishable by death, and it is not the wizard who suffers. So, she's never met one. Doesn't care to, wouldn't dare to. Then she meets Zane, a young wizard who proves that everything she thought about his people was wrong. And it turns out they have a lot in common, including the lack of a risqué lifestyle. So the two secretly agree to take more risks. As they spend more and more time together, they slowly begin to form a bond that hasn't existed in many centuries... or so they thought. Sadly, not everyone is as open minded about their friendship as they wished when they're exposed. It seems people aren't ready for change yet, and Orchid and Zane learn this the hard way. A law has been broken after all, so someone has to be punished. Follow the Arrow is a tale of magic, adventure, and love. It's about two friends who not only want to provoke change in themselves, but in their world. Will they ultimately succeed, or fail and cause more damage than they ever could've imagined?

Emma Bennett is your average, everday kind of girl. She's not rich, but not struggling. She goes to college, and has a job. Emma has amazing friends with little chaos. Nothing out of the ordinary, right? She also has the oh so common fear of relationships. It took one boyfriend in high school to scare her off of them for good. But then she meets someone who's just so... let's just say its making her take that leap of faith. But relationships do come with their head aches, whether you're scared or not. So, will Emma keep taking chances with this new guy, or go back to her old ways, and avoid relationships altogether?

The year is 1932, smack dab in the middle of the Great Depression, and Annabelle is dealing with it all head on with her trusty beagle, Roxy. With only herself to rely on, life has been tough- starvation, unemployment, along with some emotional baggage. Enter the Russells, a kind family she grows to love and take her in as their own. Life seems to improve with them in her life. Then after finding - then losing - a job due to a misunderstanding, she's forced to take a new job offer as an 'escort' to a snarky, rich boy, and she's thrown into her old life of wealth and luxury from right before the stock market crash. But after a little mishap, Annabelle realizes she might be stuck on the jerk, which complicates things even more. So should she stick around and see if the boy likes her- and keep the large pay- or hightail it out of there and go back to her family with nothing? She may not have much to offer, but Annabelle has so much to lose if she makes the wrong choice.

Olevia Planar is eighteen. Eighteen! It was her last year of eligibilty for the Hunger Games and this year of all years she gets called. She already knows the only way she's coming back to District Three is in a wooden box. So she's already given up. And it's customary to wish the tributes luck with the phrase 'May the odds be ever in your favor,' but Olevia is most certain they are not in her favor. But she strikes a deal with her fellow tribute, Phillip Dex, to at least try to look respectable for their family and their... significant others. And along the way, the two become close friends, share secrets and keep each other sane. But once in arena, will they keep this promise? And have they become too close? Now let the Seventy-first Hunger Games begin.