35 Contestants One Prince And A Girl That Could Really Care Less Meet Milada Lorenz. She's wild, fiery, passionate.... And her dream is to become a world renowned ballerina. Milada's passion for dancing has kept the flame in heart heart burning for as long as she could remember. The castes have been and gone for decades and people are free to be whomever they want despite her family's history of being Fours. When she's offered a full scholarship to the greatest performing arts school in the Westerm hemisphere Milada knows everything is finally falling into place. She can finally escape the grasp of her wretched step mother, sickly father, and annoying younger half siblings. Accept.... Unbeknowst to her, her aunt has secretly entered her in the selection. And she gets picked. She's whiny, bratty, and ungrateful and wants to make it known the moment she steps into the palace that she has no intent on staying and she'd rather shave all her hair off.\ King Will and Queen Alessandra have been ruling for 20 successful years and it's time they pass the torch down to their eldest son, Cal. But as the Selection progresses Milada's eyes are open to the world of possibilities before her. Her heart lies with the world of performing arts but is she developing a soft spot for her country? Can she really make a different? Our new leading lady has a fiery personality and incredible wit but can our young prince tame the wild spirit? Welcome back to the lovers of the Selection world, and to the lovers of the Lady Illea Trilogy that have stolen the hearts of over 100k readers in over 35 countries. Meet the New Iron Lady or rather, the Illean Lady. The Selection has begun.

Book 1 in this series. America and Maxon have been married for two years. America loves getting to wake up next to the love of her life. But she isn't as happy with her current life as she thought she would. What happens when she decides that she's ready for child? Thank you -nini- for all the help with editing! I actually rewrote this but it still has the major plot points from the original from two years ago.

This book is a sequel to my other book, The Selection (Where the King is Nice) Please read that book before you read this one. If you don't, this story probably won't make sense. The King is nice in all categories. He doesn't discriminate because of the girls' castes or anything. However, when a certain project comes up, people start to hate other people's guts. There will also be some plot changes from The Elite. (The one that Kiera Cass wrote) Everything is Kiera Cass' except for characters I make up or plot changes I make.

What happens after The One? What happens after the wedding ceremony? What life awaits when Maxon and America got married? When America and Maxon got married, things begin to change around them. They want to remove the castes system, and let the people get a freedom they want. Note: This is only a fan fiction. I do not own the Selection trilogy. Another note: If you haven't read The One yet, don't read this!

The beloved prince of Illéa, Maxon Schreave, has finally picked America Singer to be his wife, and the future queen of their country. Though everything seems perfect for them now, is the path that America has chosen truly the one she was destined to take? Or will the country fall apart under her rule? You'll just have to find out. [ This story takes place after The One - it was written before The Heir came out. Credit to Kiera Cass for the actual series and characters. ] #1 in maxonschreave ; #1 in kieracass ; #1 in krissambers ; #1 in selectionfanfiction ; #1 in theselectionseries ; #1 in theone

Hi guys! So this is a story about Americas and Maxons child, Maple,who experiences the Selection herself. But after hearing about the past selection and the rebel attacks she becomes paranoid. Then she finds out the shocking truth about the one boy she thought for sure was The One. (Someone of these characters are owned by Kiera Cass and the setting)

As I was reading The Selection series, I was thinking to myself, why is the king so discriminating toward the castes? It annoyed me so much that I decided to write a The Selection book where King Clarkson is actually nice! He won't hate America or any other girl because of her low caste. He will, however, not like other things about the girls... (Such as their guts) Also I'm going to have a lot of plot changes... DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE SELECTION SERIES! IT WON'T MAKE ANY SENSE TO YOU!