After the death of her mother, 16 year old Rosalie is sent to live with her father in Bondi in Australia. Loosing a parent is hard in any circumstance, but when you were forced to handle abuse at the hands of your stepfather then witness your mother's murder, it was bound to take its toll. How will Rosalie cope dealing with the many issues she will face, whilst being thrown head first into the lives of several lifeguards who are all insistent on helping her feel at home? (I have rated it as mature as there may be mentions of violence and self-mutilation.)

Lilo Jenkinson. Average girl. Average life. Average everything really. But for her it was about to change. Ever since her surfing accident, Lilo has wanted to save peoples’ lives. Her brother Michael is already one step ahead of her. Bondi beach. One of the busiest beaches here in Australia. Lilo was from Queensland. A nice place but the beaches weren’t very busy at all and her lifeguard training was pretty boring here. Michael had told her they were recruiting soon. Why not try it out? She’s had some training and she is a pretty serious surfer. Even after her accident she kept surfing. Lilo was closer to her brother than anyone else. Her parents split and now she lives with her dad and brother. Every year since Lilo can remember her dad had taken her to Bondi to surf. He was a good teacher. In her teens she went on her own and that’s when her accident happened.

Slightly eccentric, ok a lot eccentric Koti is a surfer who has lived her whole life on the beaches. Currently residing in her best friend Lilli's house, she works at a cafe opposite Bondi beach. One day when Lilli comes home with a new boyfriend, Dean Gladstone, Koti's life will be turned upside down by a new career opportunity and some really epic mates. But she is hiding a secret, and it might just ruin everything.

She's a Doctor turned lifeguard on the World famous Bondi beach. For years she thought that medicine was the way forwards, until she moved to Sydney and discovered her love for surfing. It was then that she put her love of medicine to one side and grabbed her passion for the Ocean with both hands. After all, there is no better feeling than that of saving a life.