Dear Alice, I can't believe you're gone. I mean I really can't believe that you're gone. I mean I know you are, obviously, (I'm not crazy) but it's just too much to believe, you know? It still feels like last Wednesday. I just can't believe it. I really can't. Why'd you let them do it? Why did you let them take you? I feel trapped and lost and my counselor recommended that I try and write to you... but I'm not sure how that's going to work. I guess I'm gonna find out. But I don't want to. I also know you'll never write me back and that I can't send you these letters, but I want you to know I love you. And that I have one more question: Why? - Nova From - The Trees

Kaelee and Brad were best friends. They shared everything including their love of music. Kaelee was always the one Brad could count on for the true, pure honesty of song. Brad was the one Kaelee could always count on when she just needed to feel normal. Together, the two were inseparable, despite their differing views and contrasting problems. But as times goes on, they begin to view themselves in new and different ways, relaizing that life is an ever changing ride. And then something terrible happens, and leaves Brad alone. A timeless tragedy that leaves him without even a half friend. He's lost and things have been turned upside down. Worst of all, things can never go back to the way they were. As time moves on, Brad is forced to realize that all good things have an end, and sometimes you have to find infinity in the song playing right now. Play My Song will grab you up and force you to feel the things Kaelee and Brad feel, not pulling any punches and showing you what it truly means to listen.

Pretty and popular Isobel Alexander had it all. The attention, the friends, the guys. Fairstreet High's pride, she was bold, she was brilliant, she was perfect. A star athlete and a promising student, she had her future all mapped out. She was ready to go riding into the stars... Until she fell silent and stopped caring about the important things in life. Until her impending sixteenth birthday began to look more like a time to grieve than to celebrate. But everyone chose to just ignore it and ride it out. But when tragedy strikes, suddenly the people of Fairstreet High are forced to realize just how unpredictable life can be. When one person decides to point fingers and play the blame game, the school's quiet grief becomes an all out hell. Fissures and cracks begin to appear in the seemingly perfect kids' lives, along with the suspicion of a beloved teacher fighting to prove his innocence. Unrelenting and true, Past Tense is a story about betrayal, secrets, and fighting for the truth of things.