(ORIGINAL NAME WAS TOTAL OPPOSITES) Ellison and Alexandra Renalds are identical twins but as different as can be. Ellison is the sweet, girly twin while Alexandra was the rebel twin. They move to New Jersey after Alex gets expelled from her 6th school and Elli, being the loving sister she is, follows her to New Jersey. They both love eachother to the deepest extent but what will happen when a boy at their new school nearly rips their sisterly bond to shreds?

In the summer of 1918 a tragedy echoed across the world when the Russian Imperial Romanov family was murdered by communists leaving much of the country crying out in mourning. Yet, there was a myth that one daughter, the youngest daughter; the Grand Duchess Anastasia had escaped. Though many disbelieved, for some this would prove to be more than a rumor and it would change their lives forever. Annalisa Peterson, a senior in high school, is dying to get out and move as far away from her family as possible. Not that she has had a rough childhood, but she wants to get away from constantly being expected to be the perfect A student and consistently having to visit her great grandmother who doesn't seem to like her, and oh yeah, doesn't speak a word of English. One final class assignment could change everything that she's ever known, and could literally re-write history. To find out the truth about her family's history, it isn't long before she's digging through old papers, books, photographs, and even travelling to Russia; not to mention getting her heart tangled up with the enemy along the way. As Annalisa finds out more and more, she's quickly discovering that once the real truth is out, her entire life will be turned upside down, and life will become much more dangerous for her, and those around her. Secrets are revealed. Questions are answered. One thing is certain; Annalisa never thought that her senior year would end like this.

Maggie wakes up in the hospital with no memory of who she was. As she slowly discovers her past and meets people along the way (including a bookish friend, a dysfunctional mother, and an interesting Russian) Maggie wonders whether losing her memory was really such a curse. She might be able to get her memory back - but does she really want it?