When Alexander Kratt was born, she was just like any other kid. But her father had a job unlike any other kid's father. He was in charge of a top secret project at Reve Industries. His coworkers had discovered something revolutionary, but Dr. Kratt, seeing it as immoral, held back. Mr. Reve, Reve Industries' power-hungry owner, had something to say about that. Or rather, something to do. And before she knew it, Alexander Kratt was left an orphan. Her late father's co-workers "took her in", and used her as a lab rat at Reve Industries. Throughout her time there, she learned some of the company's darkest secrets, including those leading to the death of her father. But the people there promise her that if she keeps quiet, they'll give her powers... powers beyond her imagination. Without thinking of the consequences, she accepts... Caleb Crest couldn't help but wonder who Alexander Kratt was. She was always on the class list, but she never showed up to school. Maybe this year, in high school, things would be different. She was supposed to sit behind him in Geometry. The first day of school came, and every student's attention was focused on the girl sitting in the back corner of the classroom, behind Caleb. Alexander Kratt had finally decided to show up. But after some strange happenings throughout the next week, Caleb begins to think Alexander has something to hide. But he wasn't one to judge. After all, he had a secret of his own. Before long, the girl with wings and the boy undercover will have more in common than they ever thought. And Reve Industries is gaining total power, monopolizing everything. They even have control over the government and all its branches. Anarchy has ravaged the country. Reve Industries has overstepped its boundaries... by ALOT. And the connections between Alexander and Caleb may be the only thing capable of saving them and the country, and avenging Alex's father.

Jaeden Kresh had it all, and all because of his father, Dr. Kresh. Dr. Kresh was Stargaze City's richest, smartest, and most successful professor of science and engineering. Some even said he was the best in the whole world. Then again, other than Stargaze City and the rest of America, the world was just Outlands. But nonetheless, Jaeden's father was a genius. He had cooked up multiple inventions in his time, many that contributed to what society is today, at the peak of Earth's golden age. However, as everyone knows, once you hit the peak, it's all downhill from there. The peak was hit when Dr. Kresh came out with his best invention yet, the Rodog. Cheesy name, yes, but it stuck. What was it exactly? Why, what else but a robot dog? Jaeden was the first to receive one; the prototype to be exact. It was a Rodog based off a creature only found in legend, a German Shepherd. And it went by the name Mobi. Jaeden always knew he was lucky to have Dr. Kresh as a father, but now he felt even luckier. Mobi was the best thing that ever happened to him. At least it seemed... Out on an innocent escapade with his friends one night, they discover Mobi may not be all that he seems, and neither are the other robotic creatures Dr. Kresh has begun manufacturing. To find answers, Jaeden, Mobi, and their friends must leave the shining Stargaze City and wander throughout the Outlands, quickly discovering they're in for a much bigger surprise, and a not-so-fun greeting party, anxiously awaiting their arrival back at Stargaze City. But the solution is clear. There's only one way in and one way out, one way for the unlikely heroes to save the very fabrication of the world itself, and it may lie within Jaeden's very own bloodlines...

Camping with her family, Valory Night would have never expected what was to become of her. Enraged one night, she flees the campsite, wandering high into the mountains. Just as it becomes evident she's lost, there's a sound behind her. She turns to find a trail of glowing, blue stones. Following them, she discovers a strange structure built into the overhang of a mountain. Little does she know, something else has now discovered her. A dog. A dog and his owner, a boy named Justin. His painted face and ratty clothes make her wary, but she learns to become familiar with it. Justin shows her his world, the Tribe, a group of rogue teenagers, living in the forests atop the mountains. For years, they've lived in peace. But with Valory's arrival, an age-old prophecy is stirred up, along with competition between Teams and long-forgotten rivalries. Justin claims it's nothing, but as a strange string of events occurs, they're both not so sure. Their only hope is a relic, and the relic spoken of in the prophecy is one out of reach. Millions of light years out of reach, to be precise. But Valory realizes their answer to getting it, just may be closer than any of them think.... but with that answer, there are consequences... consequences she's not quite sure she's willing to take...

"You'll never amount to anything." This is what Grant Mcumber had been told his entire life. Most of the time it came from the mouths of angry teachers or dissatisfied parents, and he never thought anything of it. But partying, troublemaking, bad grades, and renegade girlfriends begin to take their toll, and to Tyler, the statement seemed to be becoming more and more like a fact. And as things start going wrong at the high school, he and his friends try to do some investigating, only to make the problem seemingly worse. The whole school turns their backs on them, but will soon regret it. The news of suspicious events have become more than just rumors, threatening both the students and citizens of the surrounding community, and only Grant knows how to stop it. The answer is one no one expects... it lies within the coding of the school's technology itself. Tyler quickly goes from the town reject to it's only hope. But before he can save the city, he must first prove he can save himself from his own fears...

When Lily, Mitch, Luke, and Kay find a strange golden box with some mysterious contents in one of their backyards, they're launched into an adventure they'll never forget. They end up in an unknown world called Odais, inhabited and ruled by animals and mythological creatures. For hundreds of years, it and the four other planets in the galaxy of Katrinas have lived together in peace. But now, the citizens face a new threat. A group called the Darkins has arisen in the dark planet of Shiria. Under the command of Kiro, their leader, they have rallied a giant army and plan to conquer the universe, starting with Odais. The only thing standing in their way is the four Guardians, Lily, Mitch, Luke, and Kay. With help from their Odaisan friends, the Four set out to fulfill their destiny foretold by the mysterious prophecy: "Out of the ashes, Four will rise. Evil clashes, good collides. One becomes a victim of evil, by his father, lethal and regal."

Tessa Rain is camping with her family at their local state park. Bored from their lack of technology, her and her brother, Andrew, decide to take their dog, Miggs, on a walk in the woods. While on the trails, they get stuck in a torrential downpour and are separated. Alone, Tessa is sucked below the surface of an underwater spring. Slowly, she feels the world slipping away from her... She awakes in a field of orchids, staring up at the full moon. Confused, she gets up and tries to find her way back to the campsite. Little does she know, she's not in that world. She's in a different dimension, known as Crescent. The dimension is under attack, and if it is destroyed, she'll never be able to return to her family. She finds herself in a group of unlikely, time-traveling, dimension-jumping, teenage heroes, trying to save their world just as much as the next. But they have to be careful. All dimensions share the same planet, and whatever happens in one, can affect all the others...

Everybody knows the story of Peter Pan. He flies through these kids' window at night, takes them to a magical land, they fight Captain Hook, and then they all go back home safe and sound. But that's not how it actually goes. Neverland isn't a land of faith, trust, and pixie dust. It's much, much more... When Sarah's village is ransacked by the infamous Lost Boys, she becomes trapped in what was supposed to be an emergency escape route, and is left to die. Little does she know, what she's about to be trapped in is worse. She's found by one of the Lost Boys, named Jamie. All of them had always been viewed as savages by her people. But now, Jamie shows her a different side of what the tribe of bandits is really like. So she begins a new life in the group, despite their "strict" all-boys rule. But as she grows closer to them, she realizes there's some untold secrets... And as they search for answers, they discover they may have triggered something bigger than any of them ever imagined...

Jay Scout didn't know what to think when she was finally old enough to understand her differences. Hearing conversations others could not, having random hallucinations and déjà vu, dreaming strange dreams, and sensing things around her were just the beginning. Not to mention the strange mark on her back. Eventually, she just accepts the fact that she is unlike others and learns to live with it. Then one day her mother springs a "surprise" on her. She signed her up to go to a "Ladies' Dinner" their neighbor is hosting. However, when she's there, she discovers the woman's grandson, Adam, is like her, different. They're part of a group of genetically enhanced humans known as the "Thrive". From here, they're launched into an exciting, high-speed chase across the continent, trying to find refuge from the enemy right on their tail, known only as "Ever Eyes". But along the way, they may find an unexpected surprise... Or more than one... That could mean the end to Earth and everything upon it.