The body count is racking up as victims are found dead in their own homes. Then there are the photos left behind with chilling messages left for the victim, or are they taunts for the police? The challenge has become clear, how do you stop a killer with no motive?

Meet Julie McLane and James Leon. They are two completely different 6th graders in two completely different groups. They live normal lives, with semi-normal friends, in a normal school. They don't know it yet, but pretty soon, their entire worlds are going to be turned upside down. (I don't know why it's rated PG13 but it won't let me change it so) (And also this is like the first thing I wrote on here so it's a bit juvenile and stuff which means dOn'T jUdGe Me YoU dOn'T kNoW mE)

A 17 year old high school boy has life turned around after his abductor offers him a deal he can't refuse, the chance to train as an assassin. With his amazing speed he soon tries to hunt down his mothers killer. Will Kyoku catch the killer while defending loved ones or will everyone he gets close to die?

Meet Andre Wester. Basic description? Confident, good-looking and knows it. He lives the good life, friends - or more suitably followers - multiple girlfriends and average grades but when Cassandra Mc'Connell moves into town and throws him completely off track can he play the same old game? Cassandra is a 'wall-flower' and likes to keep her head down. As far as she's concerned, school and the people she loves are her priority. On meeting the school's famous 'douchebag' Andre Wester, she absolutely detests everything that he is. But when fate is in charge, who decides?

"You don't belong here!" She cried, "YOU MONSTER!" Axis was never human. Tortured and mutated as a child, Axis was a powerful superhuman known as an "X-Gene" or "Susceptor". Ingraned with the instinct to eliminate human life, Axis escaped from the facility at age ten and began to murder humans left and right. And then he met Petra. Petra was the human girl that he fell in love with the moment he stared into her eyes. But a human girl, with memories of bloodshed, can only be so accepting to a monster.

When Kari Nasar wakes up locked in a cell in the basement of a mental hospital she is not surprised. Being an un-medicated schizophrenic she could easily have done something she didn’t remember. However, she didn’t have a history of violence. What does shock her is that her best friend Olivia has also been admitted. Though she fears the ways of the unorthodox system she finds herself mystified by the Russian guard, Vladimir, who can’t seem to make up his mind about her.