When Vienna dreamed of her future as an artist, she didn’t imagine being the starving kind but life hasn’t quite turned out as she envisaged it. Stuck in a dead-end job and living with her sworn-enemy-turned-best-friend isn’t where she thought she’d be at 23: adulthood isn’t turning out quite as she planned. It doesn’t help that she has her mother breathing down her neck, forcing her to jump through life’s hoops. When a serendipitous meeting comes her way, she has a choice to make and a risk to take: she can play it safe and keep painting by numbers or she can begin a new canvas and risk losing everything to find the joy her life is sorely missing. The natural reaction is to do what any struggling artist would: Vienna quits her job, the only safety net she has, to pursue her dream.

It is many years into the future and Petal, Leaf, and Stem find out about the Illuminati. They join the rebels to stop the Illuminati. Or will they be too late? The fate of the world is in their hands.

Kaylee's always been alone. She's never had one friend. (Except for the imaginary ones, of course.) Kids don't want to be her friend. Everyone thinks she's mental. She talks to no one. Well, she's actually just talking to Harrison, Lila, Bela, James, Derica, and her other imaginary friends. But, when she grows up, imagined friends can't help her through everything. Kaylee has to make hard decisions without her friends. But can she come back out into the world?