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.

In the summer of 2026, the world is buzzing with the release of the Michael Jackson biopic. For twenty-two-year-old Xiomara Vega, the theater is a sanctuary, a place to lose herself in the music of the man she's spent her whole life admiring from afar. But as the silver screen fades to black and the hum of the theater lulls her into an exhausted sleep, the world shifts. Xiomara doesn't wake up in a plush cinema seat. She wakes up on a cold park bench in 1984, greeted by the sound of a police officer's baton and a world without smartphones, Uber, or the internet. Trapped in the neon-soaked peak of the Thriller era, Xiomara is a ghost from a future that hasn't happened yet. To survive, she secures a job at the periphery of the King of Pop's whirlwind life. She knows every headline before it breaks, every secret before it's whispered, and every heartache before it strikes. She's determined to keep her head down and find a way home, until she meets him. Michael is lonely, shielded by fame, and searching for someone who sees the man behind the sequined glove. In Xiomara's "futuristic" spirit and mysterious origins, he finds a soul he can't explain. But as the timeline begins to blur and the pull of 2026 grows stronger, Xiomara must decide: do you save the man you love from the future you already know? Or do you risk disappearing forever? The studio was quiet, the smell of old mahogany and expensive cologne hanging in the air as he reached out, his fingers barely brushing her wrist, his voice a soft, desperate anchor in the dark. "Mara, stay... with me... stay here."

"It causes your immune system to turn against you," I explained gently. The color terrifyingly drained from his face as he stared at his knuckles. "I have a spot," he whispered, his voice scraping like glass. "Right here." He let out a strangled noise as the stadium footage buffered. "Riley!" he shrieked, covering his burning face while peering through his fingers at his future self. "Those pants leave absolutely nothing to the imagination!" He went so unnaturally still I thought his heart had stopped beating. His charcoal-stained fingers curled into tight fists. "Fifty," he whispered, scanning the fatal summary on the glowing screen. "I am... I am gone at fifty." What if the only way to save your future was to completely abandon your past? In 1982, Michael Jackson is suffocating. Trapped behind his family's compound gates and drowning under industry pressure, the rising star just wants a life of peace and normalcy. The universe answers-violently ripping him from his timeline and dropping him onto the bedroom rug of Riley, a freelance graphic designer in the year 2025. Stranded forty-three years in the future, Michael must face a world that already knows his tragic history. But Riley fiercely refuses to let that history repeat. She offers him the anonymous, ordinary life he always craved, rebuilding his shattered confidence brick by brick and teaching him the radical concept of self-love. More importantly, she arms him with the ultimate weapon: the brutal truth. She gives him the exact names of the snakes hiding in his 1982 backyard, the upcoming betrayals, and the devastating tragedies he is destined to face. When the universe inevitably pulls him back, Michael is no longer the timid pop star terrified of his shadow. He is a king preparing to claim his throne, knowing exactly how to rewrite music history and what it takes to survive. But armed with the future, changing his fate might cost him the one person who taught him how to live.

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.

Christmas has arrived in Smallville, but Raven Baxter's life is anything but peaceful. After surviving a heart attack, a coma, and a shapeshifter determined to destroy her, Raven should finally be able to breathe. Instead, she realizes her visions have gone completely silent and when they return, they come back stronger, stranger, and more connected to Clark Kent than ever before. Now officially together, Raven and Clark enter a new chapter filled with meteor-infected threats, spiritual warnings, buried secrets, and Lex Luthor's growing suspicions. With a mysterious form of yellow kryptonite changing the rules and Smallville pulling Raven deeper into its darkness, Season Two proves that surviving the first season was only the beginning.

After saving President Fitzgerald Grant from an assassination attempt, Tony Stark expects to be praised as a hero. Instead, the billionaire finds himself at the center of a national scandal when the public demands accountability for the destruction Iron Man left behind. Enter Olivia Pope. Sent to repair Tony's reputation before Congress, the press, and his own board tear him apart, Olivia quickly discovers that fixing the crisis will be easier than controlling the arrogant man who caused it. Tony is used to being the smartest person in every room but Olivia Pope has never been impressed by money, charm, or men in powerful suits. She was hired to save his reputation. Falling for him was never part of the plan.