Air. Water. Earth. Fire. Not an unfamiliar group, right? But what about Ice, Grass, Metal, Thunder, Time, Space, Darkness, and Weather? Twelve total elements, and a home-in-the-woods with a hundred people controlling them. Gregory Alvarez first discovered his powers at fifteen He is facing an enemy who's seemed to invent a thirteenth element during his fight for control over the natural world. Join the adventure of friendship, family, war, and the anarchy that is Camp.

Brook Mill's is an ordinary 17 year old girl with an older abusive boyfriend, when her boyfriend Trey goes out of town for the weekend her best friend Mel convinces her to go to her brothers friends party. Things take an interesting turn when she meets a beautiful boy at the party and both of them seem to lose control, but it turns out the boy isn't what he appears. He's a shifter, son of an Alpha wolf, he accidentally mates her, marking her as his own. Her boyfriend is set on revenge, can Jayden protect her? and what will it cost him?

All Matt wanted was to drink his coffee in peace, but it seems that the Academy Board doesn't care about what he wants. His course load? AP classes, high-risk missions that may or may not get him killed, one-fifth of the weight of the world on his shoulders (they're not as muscled as he'd like for them to be, so that just makes everything even more peachy), and the best part is: he doesn't know what'll kill him first. "Killed in action" does sound way cooler in an obituary than "death AP exams" though. "Well, it's official: Freud would love me. I am a walking-talking mess of confused priorities." Special note: this novel will contain LGBT+ characters. If this bothers you, take your business elsewhere. Thank you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Copyright © 2015 (created 2009) by Kshipra Sawant. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without prior permission of the author.