Pandora Wells, daughter of the Savior, is caught in two sides of a civil war. A civil war that should not be happening, since her parents are great leaders and anyone thinking otherwise has got to be insane. Course, insanity never stopped Brandon Atkins. Brandon forces Pandora and her friends to join his side, threatening anyone and everyone he can. When Zack and Treble hear of this, they immediately ship the kids to Earth to hide from Brandon so they can take care of the situation. After a few deadly mishaps, the situation is still...well, a situation. Pandora steps up and takes the role as Savior's daughter to resolve the conflict as peacefully as possible. (Yep. I still suck at this. Language warning still applies. This book concludes the series, unfortunately. Wish I could keep going... And now I'm getting sentimental...)

After surviving the Elder War, the T Squad discovers an impending doom in the backyard of one of the many Wells' residences. After being blindsided and kidnapped, the T Squad is tortured by... Humans? Humans have become aware and are petrified of the Beings and their abilities. Treble knows it would be stupid to go to war right after the Elder War, and she tries to avoid it at all costs. The humans, however, are stubborn and refuse to accept her words as truth. Will there be a war or will something else get the humans first? (Again, I sincerely apologize for my lack of being able to summarize things. This is the sequel though, and the language warning still applies)

Sixteen year-old Mermaid, Treble Williams wants nothing more than to escape from her house. Her drunkard of an aunt, and legal guardian, is suffocating her. After a brush with death, Treble meets Zack Wells, the only demon she's ever seen. Zack tells Treble about a budding war between the Supernatural Beings and the supposedly long-gone Elders. An escape from her aunt, the war seems exciting and terrifying and new, until Treble is discovered to be the prophesied Savior to bring the Beings to victory. But how can you lead an army when you've never had to care for anyone but yourself? (I suck at summarizing things, so... Sorry... Language warning for this, so beware)