Aurelia was never meant to be a part of the Hunger Games. Like the rest of the lucky few, she has become accustomed to watching the Games from her luxury home in the Capitol. But after her mother's secret mission lands her with the death penalty, Aurelia realizes she will do anything to save her. Volunteering herself as a tribute in the Hunger Games to spare her mother's life, she is soon shown the darker side of the Games. Aurelia is sent to District 10, where she is 'randomly' selected as the female tribute. There, she meets stony-faced Drew and brave Valeria, her new mentors and potentially her only hope. She also meets an unlikely ally when she spots the beautiful Camilla, the bookies favourite to win that year. Aurelia doesn't expect to see her family or friends ever again. But circumstances in the Games might see her get much further than she ever imagined she would. Friendships are made. Trust is destroyed. Reality is turned upside down. Welcome to the 35th Hunger Games. May the odds be ever in your favour. [Prequel to the Silence series]

[Watty Awards Winner 2013] Traumatized by her brother's death, Raven Verona desperately wants to escape her past. But when she is chosen for the 41st Hunger Games, that becomes impossible. An unwanted admirer. A true soul mate. 23 enemies. Let the Games begin... (Note. All the way through this book and the sequel, The Chamber, it says that this is the 31st Games. I'm changing it to 41st because it plays a role in the third book. :D Also, if you like this, there is two more books to follow, The Chamber and Battleborn)

"It starts with a spark" Lisa Simpson. 16, ambitious and intelligent, it looks like there is a bright future ahead of her, despite the overshadowing of the annual Hunger Games. Although watching one after the other being called to their untimely death, she never dreamed she would ever participate in the Arena herself. But things are about to change. One reaping. One piece of paper. One name. Suddenly, Lisa finds herself fighting to survive in her personal nightmare, alongside none other than her brother's best friend, Millhouse. Will she ever survive in the new world that is revealed to her: a world of power, status and danger? Will the odds ever be in her favour? Note: Trigger Warning for blood/gore

Following from where the first book left off, the sequel to The Simpson's Hunger Games follows the points of view of Bart and Maude Apatow, as they live around Lisa, as she tries to come to terms with the aftermath of the Games. Finding refuge from the newly-chaotic and destructive streets of District Five, the Simpson family find themselves in the protection of the anti-government militia which Bart has recently joined. Coincidently, Akira has been captured by the same organisation, whom the Capitol is searching for in vain. Consequently, Maude and Millhouse, the newly crowned victors of the Hunger Games, find themselves on the receiving end of the wrath of the Capitol... Have the Victors really won the Games, or have they only just begun?

Karissa Verona-Grey has never known life outside District 13. She's content living with her parents and her brother, working to earn her keep. But as she begins to unravel secrets that lie beneath the surface, will her life begin to change? When the face of the rebellion, Katniss Everdeen arrives on the scene, will it affect her opinion towards her home District? And will a mysterious boy from the Capitol capture her heart or harden it even more? (Set just after the 74th Hunger Games. There will be a few merges with Mockingjay and some references, but it will mostly be my own original storyline :D)

(5 years after the events of Silence) Arrian Rider was the Victor of the 38th Hunger Games, and now leads a double life in District 7. He's in assoication with District 13, and spies for them. But when love complicates things further, how will he cope? And how will he cope with Riley, the gutsy female tribute for the 46th Hunger Games? (This is pants for the first few chapters! Bear with it. Also, as said on Silence, the dates of the Games are currently wrong. This is set in the 46th Games, not the 36th!)