Luna and Joey have a history together. When they meet again after 7 years, so much has changed. Joey never expected Luna to turn out the way she did, and she feels the same towards him. He comes back to their hometown , and Luna doesn't like it. Joey sees that Luna is very different; from anyone he has ever interacted with before, and he's determined to find out why.

Abby Payne is a troubled 18-year-old. She doesn't want God in her life. Her senior year at her high school isn't going as great as she hoped. Everything seemed to change when she met Joey Stamper. Abby wasn't used to all of this love they had together. Eventually, Abby gets even more emotionally unstable. She starts to go through bad choices, anything that she thinks will stop the constant torment from bullies. Will Joey be able to save Abby from herself?

(Discontinued ATM) Everyone has a dream atleast once in their life. Whether they accomplish it is something else entirely. Will Lillian be able to chase after her dreams? Will Chad be able to help her conquer them or will one of the other guys? What will happen between Joey an Lillian? What happens if she can't get him out of her head? Outta her mind? Will she take the advice Joey gives her? What will happen between the two? What if Lillian loses hope? What will happen? Will Joey be able to save her from her pit of misery? Will she be able to make it? Will they be able to make it through these trials together stronger? So many questions remain...read to find out what happens between this young girl and her dreams and an all boy quartet.

Who is Joey? Joey was a massive, ego-headed heartbreaker to put in the simplest form. But everything changes when he gets put into a band named Anthem Lights where Chad, Caleb and Alan help him know how to feel again. Joey knows what it is like to be a heartbreaker and have no emotion towards others, but now he also knows what it's like to hurt and be happy and to live right. When he meets Anna he knows he has to help her even though she might not understand why.

I put the letter in the mail box and walked back towards the car. I wasn't expecting them to read it or answer me. I just needed to tell someone and get it off my chest. When I got in the car, my mom said, "You ready to go?" I nodded, not showing the fear that was inside of me. She dropped me off in the front of the school. I took a deep breath, not knowing what was coming. I put my headphones on and played "Help You Stand" by Anthem Lights; hoping that they would bring me peace for a little while.