To a loner named Sun, life's been hard ever since her mother left her because of a power she didn't understand. On her own for just about three moons, she thinks she's hardened and strong enough to take on any cat who comes at her. Oh, how was she wrong. Soon, she runs into the four Clans: CloudClan, HollyClan, BreezeClan, and FlowerClan. She joins CloudClan, determined to start over and make a new life for herself. She doesn't need her mother. She doesn't need anyone but her new family, her Clanmates. On the night of her official welcoming into the Clan, something changes her mind: a prophecy, from the ancestors of her Clanmates. The prophecy states that the "apple will rise." The daughter of the leader, Applefoot, was never friendly with her. Suddenly, a plot seems to be uncovering itself right in front of Sunpaw's eyes. And with her power, she's the perfect candidate to rise to the top and save everyone. But something is stopping her. Something is tainting her soul, persuading her to use her powers for evil, and not good. Unless she can break free of what's binding her, she won't be able to use her powers for good. All she'll be able to do is cause pain, more pain, and even more pain. But it's not so easy, especially when she's got herself tangled in the ropes of the darkness. Suddenly, she realizes that she's no better than Applefoot. Paired with slowly falling hopelessly in love with a cat who never is clear with her, breaking free of her dark insides is seeming harder and harder. If she can't do it, then she'll never be able to see the face of good again. She'll be another apprentice gone wrong, and all she'll be remembered for is darkness. Sunpaw can't let that happen. But unless she figures out how to cut herself free from the darkness, then it will happen. And there will be nothing she can do it about it.

Just when ThunderClan was getting better, a turn in life comes and Brightheart is out for revenge. Will she kill her killer or will someone put her to rest? Will the hatred she feels for the murderer to someone special be destroyed?

*thoroughly editing* Reedstar once had a terrifying dream of flesh-eating cats surrounding him as a kit. He thought nothing of it until the day he met one face to face. His selfishness drove him to kill others for the sake of himself. Flesh-eaters loom around every corner of the territories in SpiritClan, DarkClan and LightClan. Will Reedstar kill everyone to save himself or will the flesh-eaters beat him to it?

*thoroughly editing* Icefeather's story was a story untold - until now. She was beaten up, called names, rejected, and hated on for simply being different. Being a BloodClan warrior, the others expected her to be bigger and stronger. Everyone in BloodClan made her feel worthless... except for her idle, Scourge. When he passed away she toughened up and showed everyone who she was truly meant to be: a winner.

When both medicine cats get a prophecy seasons before the real thing, they don't believe it's real. But when North Korea nukes America's beloved state, Washington, it feels all too close to home. Literally. RockClan and StreamClan are thrown into a world of desperation, death, and confusion as their home and the world around them is destroyed. But the poisonous water, waves, fire, radiation, and loss of kin isn't the hardest thing these Clan cats have to deal with. The flesh-craving, virus-carrying, spine-tingling killers are back - thanks to the nuke - for every cats blood and sanity and they won't stop until everyone's either dead or insane.

Jayfeather is feeling grumpier than normal, and a message from StarClan isn't helping matters. Will fulfilling this requirement make things better or will Jayfeather refuse to learn his lesson?

Three moons of peace have passed since Shadecloud killed Seedfur. Leaf-bare was not as cruel as it usually was and only one cat even caught greencough. But peace never lasts for long in ThunderClan. Bone's grandson has returned...and he'll do anything to get his revenge.

ShadowClan's threat still hangs in the air. Lionblaze is trying to keep ThunderClan thriving and Bramblestar isn't helping. The ThunderClan leader has fallen into a deep depression and Lionblaze wonders if the old Bramblestar will ever return. And according to Shadecloud, ShadowClan isn't the biggest threat after all. The biggest threat comes from inside the Clan...where does the endless rivalry end?

It has been a while since the Clans won the battle against the Dark Forest. ThunderClan is prospering under Bramblestar's leadership and the rest of the Clans have been thriving too. But a strange black liquid is covering ShadowClan's territory, killing and poisoning their prey, and ShadowClan's leader, Blackstar, decides to steal prey from ThunderClan to keep his Clan from starving. Bramblestar originally intended to attack ShadowClan, but his sister, who had fled from the ShadowClan camp when she heard that Blackstar intended to steal ThunderClan's prey, begged him not to attack them. As ShadowClan keeps pushing farther past the boundaries, will Bramblestar chooose loyalty to his sister or loyalty to his Clan?