A month of Felix Katt's running internal monologue as she brings a kidney to a hospital, gets hijaked by a rival 'Runner', loses her favourite gun and gets invited to a ball. Thing is, her world has one thing very wrong with it. Every now and again it changes Themes. One night you can go to sleep in your normal bed, you wake up to find out that your normal land crawler has suddenly been converted into a horse, and the era is now somewhere closer to Merlin than modern. It's come to be known as Shuffling. Oh, and there's one other important thing about Felix's world. In their culture, Matriarchy rules, and there's lots of political turmoil in the air as an underground movement is trying to force the highest politicians to give men as a gender more rights

Sophie's parents have shipped her off to a boarding school in Spain that can provide a better education for her. Now, after two years, her grades have improved and her parents have allowed her to come home to finish her last two years of school and graduate with the class she started out with. After a pervious heartache Sophie vows not to get too attached to any guys but that might be harder then she previously thought. Zac Sanders is her brother's best friend, and the biggest jerk she knows. He's your regular high school heart throb that has a reputation to contain. Zac and Sophie had never been friends, they had despised each other before she left. But, they say there's a thin line between love and hate and their about to test that theory. Will Zac let his ego get in the way of love? Will Sophie be able to risk the chance of another heartache? Will Sophie be starting her last year as a senior in love or heartache?

Follows main charecter Jessie Star through life.Jessie's known he was gay for awhile now, but thought it was best to stay in the closet until highschool was over.When Tristan move's to his town and starts attending his highschool and starts appearing all over his life, Jessie starts finding it a challenge to resist. Will Tristan be able to tempt him out of the closet? and even if he can, will that help clean up the mess Jessie's life is slowly disolving into?

Junior year hasn't started very well for Ives Fay; his father passed away over the summer and he's still having trouble accepting it, his mother is dealing with her own depression by chain-smoking and drinking, his sister finds it necessary to sleep with every guy she can in order to deal with her own emotions, and he has an androgynous stalker who comes to school as a guy one day and a girl the next. It's all really messing with his mind. So he finds his escape in self-mutilation and bottles of alcohol stashed in his closet, hoping that the temporary fix will somehow become permanent. Then, when he's on a fast track to an early end, he meets Tomi, a guy so much like himself, but so very different. Could their nearly instant friendship be enough to save Ives from his dangerous path? And could Tomi give enough to be Ives' saving grace? Or will Tomi's own troubles prevent either of them from ever finding happiness?

WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC CONTENT. Heated to the core! This is a hot oneshot about a couple of boys who know how to stay warm when the power goes out. ;)

Beckham O'Neil has been moved from foster home to foster home, nothing in his life has been stable for him, except for his running. Everyone has him stereotyped as the quiet trouble-maker that sits in the back of the class. The only two people that are willing to give him a chance are Lacy, the nice studious girl, and Coach Westcott, who makes him join the football team.