"They've been there for me. My shadows have been my best friends for as long as I can remember. They were there when no one else was." Amelia Bright is--remarkable. In more ways than most people know. Because, while most people see a bright, young student; they miss the gifts beneath the surface, the ones that hide away in Lia's shadow. Although, after an accident, things become complicated, and Lia's father brings her to New York to help regain a sliver of control on the power she holds. Of course, things never go to plan. Especially when Phantom meets Spiderman, and Lia meets Peter Parker, and both of their alter egos tangle as they walk the line between rivals, to allies, to something more in their separate worlds. (I do not own or claim credit for any Marvel Characters.)

It’s cold and it’s dark by now. The day has gone so fast, going to all those places, meeting all those people and now I’m here. He’s led me here. It’s time now, after all I’ve done, it’s time to see him. And everything started with a post-it.

For Adelaide (Addie) Bell, life couldn't get any worse. Her entire house burned to the ground with everything in it. Everything. All the home videos, her awards and photographs, but worst of all, her parents and cat, Beezid. The only thing recovered was her mother's engagement ring, which Addie almost never took off of her finger. In a whirlwind of funeral plans and finishing up her freshman year, Addie also finds herself moving in with her widowed grandmother in Montana. Life on the ranch isn't all that bad, and within a year Addie almost feels okay again. One night, Addie wakes and realized her mother's ring was gone. As she frantically looks for it, she discovers something that will change her life forever. Her ring was stolen, but not just by anybody, by a fairy. Tinker Bell. Addie won't let the ring go without a fight. She follows Tink to Neverland with every intention of recovering her ring, but gets side-tracked when she meets the one and only Peter Pan. Together they set off to find her ring and face impossible dangers and heartbreak while trying to understand their growing love for each other.

Genevieve can't tell if her soulmate is a transcendentalist author who died one hundred and fifty years ago, or the person who is leaving his books for her to find.