Noah Cooley was a member of Dulcet's Dalliance Academia's Origins. This was the batch of students who entered high school at the same time Zack Florence, the eldest Heir to the school, did. But ever since junior year, he hadn't been much active with the group, so it was a huge shocker when he was suddenly assigned to play escort with the school's guest. OK, so she wasn't just a guest. She was Amelia Walters, one their generation's rising stars in the ballet world, which he had no business with. He was a gamer guy, a nerd who maintained his physique just so he won't lose in 4D gaming. He didn't have anything to do with ballet! OK, so he was the one who asked the school to shelter her for a few days because she asked him to, but that didn't mean he had to come back to the group, did it? Worse yet, he had a report to get ready for their History class, he didn't have time for this! Without further ado, welcome to the fourth book of the DDA Series: Hunted!

Maya Tanberry had been living like a wallflower all her life. Growing up with her uncle and naturally bashful, making friends just wasn’t that easy for her. On her second year of high school however, she was determined to change all that. High school is supposed to be that part of your life you’re not going to forget so easily, right? So Maya made up her mind that she was going to make at least one friend on her first day of school. But what if her first friend ever, Nathan Woods, one of the most popular kids in school, made their friendship solely to ward off the media that’s chasing after them because of one, small, misunderstood picture? Will Maya be able to handle the unfamiliar events to happen to her and handle the people she would encounter in their hide-and-seek game for privacy? Follow the one-week adventure of Maya Tanberry, a wallflower in Dulcet’s Dalliance Academia, as she wards off the paparazzi from her and her new found heartthrob confidant, Nathan Woods.

Zander Nil was late by one week in enrolling at the prestigious high school: Dulcet's Dalliance Academia. In one week, he had already missed out on a lot of things, like his studies, meeting up with classmates, club joining, getting into the school's Secret Service Department, and catching up with his familial problems. Seems tough for a fourteen-year-old punk rocker who despises conformity more than anything else in the world? That's only half of it. We haven't even gotten into his love problems yet. Olivia Aswan, a shy emo girl who merely wants to find her missing notebook, ends up in the mix when she is suspected to hold possession over a very rare artifact that doesn't belong to her, and Zander has to be the one to set suspicious straight. That, along with a maniac chasing after him in revenge over an earlier incident, how could Zander ever juggle every little thing within the one week they all popped into his life? Find out! In the second book of the DDA Series: "Operation: Freshy".

Emma Anderson has never been one to attract too much attention to herself. She was a crowd pleaser that's for sure, but never the one who called the shots or bring in the crowd itself. She was a go-with-the-flow kind of girl. Believing to forever live a normal, uneventful life, she works part-time as a waitress in her school's Café to earn a few bucks to buy one of her very few wants in life: A ticket to get into a posh ballet recital starring her all-time idol dancer: Amelia Walters. There is one secret not many know her for however, and it was one she thought she never needed to tell anybody. She was best friends with one of the school's most popular kids ever, known to be a flirt, Casanova, and pretty much the pretty boy with the head-turning smile, Oliver Samder. Their relationship had been quite on a lay-low for as long as she could remember, and she was the only one who wasn't the least bit effected by the heartthrob's charm. She was content with her life being the crowd-pleaser, the one everyone knew but never really acknowledged as 'popular', but everything changes when a megalomaniac starts to chase after her, putting her life on the line. With this, Oliver joins their school's Café as a part-time worker as well, and she was dealt with 'special' attention from one of the school's most well-known sophomores. All for the sake of him making sure she'd be safe. Will she be able to survive her paycheck week without disrupting her goal in achieving enough money for the tickets to see her most favored prima ballerina? Or, in some strange twists and turns of events, will she end up as the next decor under the shoulder of the school's Casanova heartthrob? Find out in the third book of the DDA series: The Casanova's Class Clown.