Erika Carpenter entered the Selection to save her family farm--she wasn't expecting to fall in love with Prince Derek Schreave. After a horrific rebel attack that left her little sister dead at the hands of her own brother, she is back home in Kent after being eliminated. Still reeling from the loss of her sister, betrayal of her brother, and Derek's unexpected elimination, Erika tries to find happiness again. But that's a lot more difficult than it sounds, when you're still in love with the Prince of Illéa. Read on for the conclusion of Erika Carpenter's story. (This is a fanfiction of Kiera Cass' lovely Selection series. I do not own any of her characters and all rights are hers)

Erika Carpenter entered the Selection in the hopes of saving her family home and for the chance of falling in love. Now an Elite, those hopes don't seem as far out of reach. Life at the palace is more than she could ever have dreamed of. Prince Derek is like a dream in a suit, and as the Selection draws on, falling in love with someone seems like a real possibility. But surprises lie ahead, and with the threat of a new rebel group looming, it seems like a happily ever after may never come. Will Erika and Derek ever find true love in each other, or will everything tear them apart? Book 2 of my Selection fanfic (All rights to Kiera Cass, author of the selection series!)

Erika Carpenter lives the simple life of a farm girl in the heart of Kent. Though the castes have been abolished, her family still sees its effects. Farming is a dangerous game, one that they may lose. With 5 children, money is tight. And after a terrible harvest, their crops, and money, is nearly nonexistent. Enter Prince Derek. The heir to the throne of Illéa, who has just become of age, which means it's time for another selection. Forms are sent to the house of every eligible girl in Illéa, including Erika. Erika enters the selection, hoping to save her family's farm, and possibly find love. To her surprise, she is selected and whisked into a world of gowns, parties, and a fairytale life. But with unseen hardships ahead, will she remain a farm girl, or become a real Princess of Illéa? (All rights to Kiera Cass, author of the selection series)

Victoria Waters is a 17 year old girl who works at her family's florist shop in Bonita. With the upcoming Selection for Prince Liam, Victoria is confused, encouraged, and a little bit excited. Follow her on her journey to becoming a princess. The Selection belongs to Kiera Cass, as do all the characters in her books. Enjoy!

Crystal Erwin is known as the Daughter of the Games; the child born in the arena. She's been told her entire life that her real father is dead. However, when her friend pulls out an old Hunger Games tape, Crystal realizes that her mom has been lying to her. It becomes her mission to find her real father. But what she doesn't realize is that Luke Corwin is a monster, who strives for power over anything. Finding Luke will restart an old Panem tradition, altering Crystal-and all of Panem-forever.

Willow is a pregnant girl from District 12. This is the 100th Hunger Games. This Quarter Quell shocker is that the Games will consecutively go on for three years. So when Willow is reaped, she knows that she's going to have to undergo pregnancy during the Games. But the Games will just be another problem when she faces death, love and a betrayal too terrible to believe.

This story begins two years after the war and rebellion is over, and it is simply a story about Katniss' and Peeta's life together. In many other stories I've read, the Hunger Games return and continue to slaughter twenty-three children every year. That has not happened and is not going to happen in my story. This story is for Everlark shippers, so Katniss is not going to run off with Gale or something. Katniss is very happy with Peeta. They have everything by having each other, but they aren't married. Yet. When will Peeta ask? How will she react when she suddenly gets an unexpected visit by Gale, who has ignored her for two years? Read and get the answers to these questions.