Raven Baxter didn't come to Tree Hill looking for drama. She came with her visions, her attitude, her style, and a new spot on the school newspaper as Tree Hill High's sports reporter. But when she catches Nathan Scott tearing into Lucas in the middle of class, Raven does what Raven does best: she opens her mouth. Nathan Scott is used to being worshipped, feared, or ignored. Raven does none of the above. She calls him out, gets under his skin, and somehow becomes the one person in Tree Hill who can tell him the truth without flinching. As basketball season begins and Lucas Scott steps closer to the court, Raven's visions start pulling her deeper into the drama of the Scott family, the Ravens basketball team, and a boy who might be more than the arrogant star player everybody thinks he is. Tree Hill has secrets. Raven has visions. And Nathan Scott is about to learn the hard way that Raven Baxter is not the girl to play with.

Raven Baxter thought moving to Smallville, Kansas was going to be the biggest problem of her life. Then her visions started changing. When the new girl from California crosses paths with Clark Kent, both quickly realize the other is hiding something. As secrets, supernatural visions, and Smallville's strange mysteries collide, Raven and Clark find themselves drawn into each other's worlds whether they want to be or not. Raven thinks Clark is hiding something. Clark thinks Raven is hiding something. They're both right.