Nolan Fletcher isn't bothered by his new school. He doesn't mind the uniforms, the bullies, or the requirement that he join a club. He is, however, a little bothered when he finds out the Social Action Club he's joined is just a cover for a revenge business. Run by the mischievous Tyson Strazio, the members include athletic twins, a sweet faced con artist, and a chihuahua loving tech genius. Together, the group handles the rampant bullying problem- for the right price. Locked into their risky schemes, Nolan has to help them pull off their plans while evading capture by the police and the school. As a group of their angry victims starts to form to hunt them down, the Social Action Club is tasked with their biggest challenge yet: Saving their own asses.

After an accident leaves him crippled, Kai Humphrey finds himself at Constance Academy. The Academy is divided into two sections: the Blues, who are the gifted students that rule the school, and the Maroons, who are the trouble making delinquents. Kai is enrolled into the Peer Program, where he's stuck with Jin Amano and his eccentric group of friends. But Jin's group has a dangerous goal: they want to take down Adam Constance, the powerful, abusive man who will take over the Academy. Kai never meant to get involved in any of it, but that doesn't stop him from getting helplessly tangled with Jin and his rebellious plans.

Kaz Warrick is a thief. Aaron Kizziar is unstable. The two make a dangerous combination, but that doesn't stop Aaron from dragging Kaz deeper and deeper into his heart-pounding world. Kaz knows Aaron is prepping him for bigger and bigger theft jobs, but he just can't bring himself to pull away from the manic boy. Under layers of cruelty, Kaz is sure he can see a genuine heart in Aaron's chest, and he's unable to walk away when he has a real shot at reaching that vital part of Aaron. (Cover made by Grand_)

When Killian's parents find out that he's gay, they decide to send him to Constance Academy in hopes of fixing him. Nicknamed Conversion Academy, the brutal school is known to the students for it's harsh methods implemented to change their behaviors. Kaz Warrick is a problem student who gets a kick out of pissing off the faculty of the Academy, drawing Killian into his outrageous schemes. Killian quickly comes to realize that he's in over his head as he and his classmates fight a battle against the staff that's trying to break their spirits and change who they are. Cover by: @_ebonyjayne

Brennan Kipling is hanging by a thread. After a wave of trouble gets him sent to Constance Academy, nicknamed Conversion Academy by its students, all it will take is one more incident to ruin his future. But Brennan realizes he can't kick his problematic habits as easily as he'd like to when he gets roped into Beckett Townsend's crew. The rebellious group of friends like to sabotage and torment the abusive staff of the Academy. With the headmaster's son hot on their heels to put an end to their rebellion, Brennan might be in for more trouble than he can handle.

2009, Kellin lives in a small town in Louisiana, and everyone around him has the same views. White supremacist, bible thumping, homophobic, sexist people make up the entire town, until a new student arrives in school. Vic, the Hispanic pansexual atheist emo boy, threatens Kellin's entire knowledge of the world. Kellin finds himself curious about Vic however, wanting to know why he is the way he is, and if he's been wrong about the world his entire life. Warning-this book contains major themes of racism and offensive racial slurs.

Vic is completely obsessed with sex, and is completely confident that he can sleep with any guy he wants to. One day, his friend makes him a bet that he can't get a guy of his choosing in bed within a timespan of a month. Vic gladly accepts the bet and meets Kellin, a shy introverted art student, and quickly realizes that keeping that bet might not be as easy as he thought. Cowritten with @timelordgerard and @speciallittleidiot

Frank Iero was bored and tired of his life. Nothing made sense to him. He was trying to find out the meaning of life, in vain. The seventeen years old got to the point where he was wondering why he was getting up in the morning. None of this made sense and everything seemed pointless. He had no purpose in life and he just didn't see the point. But maybe all he needed was a bit of adventure. Maybe he just needed someone who'd make his life a bit more interesting, and maybe he was about to find that person through the arrival of his new neighbors. (short chapters.)