Nothing is easy when you're practically a celebrity. Zoey Summer, a top notch surfer, is suddenly called back to her hometown of Oakwood by her parents who want her to live with their best friends and go to high school like a normal fifteen year old. What could possibly go wrong when this couple's son is better looking than average guy? What secrets lurk in the town of Oakwood? What secrets is this sugar coated surfer hiding? Better yet, what secrets are being hidden from her? Will this journey be a good one, or will she just want to go back to her old lifestyle?

Madeline Scott has somehow managed to get surfing lessons from the broken, social recluse, bad boy that is Ben Gaskey. A summer full of surfing lesson, fights, misunderstandings, and a whole lot of fun. After spending time with the infamously rude Ben, Madeline realizes that maybe he doesn't need to be judged, or be fought with. Maybe what Ben really needs is rescuing.

They say you don't know what you're missing if you've never had it to begin with. The Johnson sisters would beg to disagree on that one. They've spent the majority of their young lives being tossed around the foster care system like debris in the ocean, struggling to catch their breath, stuck in a current not knowing whether to swim up or down. When they finally get the chance at a family after living so long without one, it's not so easy letting those walls down and risking it all. Charlie and Lydia Tanner know what they're missing too, and that's a family to call their own. After struggling with infertility for the better part of the sixteen years they've been married, they've finally been approved as foster parents. They're ready to give these two girls their chance at a happily ever after, but we all know it's easier said than done, especially with a skewed system breathing down their backs. Follow them as they go through the ups and downs of parenthood and know this: family doesn't always mean blood, just like blood doesn't necessarily make a family. Cover by: MackieJay #Wattys2015

New school. New house. New state. No friends. Kallie is your average 17 year old. She just moved from a small town in Utah to Malibu, California. When Kallie meets a surfer boy named Kai he decides to give her surfing lessons. While Kallie rides her first wave she realizes she was born to surf. Kallie faces many challenges in order to live her surfer dream. And will she find love along the way?

Ruby Lowry likes to think she is a bit of a rebel, she has been surfing for a while now (much to her parents dislike) and absolutely loves it. Ruby's parents consider surfing a big waste of time, so demand she spend most of her time working on the farm helping to keep it above water. Deep down Ruby knows that her families livelihood is more important than her dreams of surfing. But just when she is about to hang up the surfing for good she runs into a face from her past that challenges her. Beautiful cover done by Odemira!

After her brother dies in a tragic car accident, Braycee Parks goes to her aunt's house for the summer, to take her mind off of things. Former champion surfer, Braycee stopped surfing two weeks after her brother died and hasn't been in the water since. Until now. Can one person drive her completely out of the water, or drive her straight into his heart?

So there's Rory. Your typical, beautiful, tanned, surfer girl with the perfect body, who is nice to everyone and yeah, surfs. Then there's Charlie. Your typical player with the charming smirk, deep eyes, and totally drool over body. How do they meet, you ask? Rory turns out to be best friends with a spunky brunette and Charlie turns out to be best friends with Rory's older brothers. But, remember that spunky brunette? Well she turns out to be the little sister of Charlie. Confusing, right? One last thing. What does Charlie have to do with this story? Well, after Charlie finds out Rory is this some sort of pro surfer, he asks her a favor. "Rory, can you teach me how to surf?"

Seventeen year old Leah Munroe has had a long standing agreement and contract with both her parents, it was written up when Leah was fourteen. She never really thought the consequences would come to fruition as her parents were divorced, her father moving on with another woman and her mother moving on with business meetings and overseas trips. So it comes as a surprise to Leah when she arrives home afternoon to find her mom speaking with the school principal! It gets even worse for Leah when her mother announces that she is being shipped of to her father and his new family...in the middle of Montana. When Leah arrives she is so far out of her comfort zone that she does the only thing she knows how to do, she begins to rebel even more. The situation isn't helped by a jealous and manipulative step-sister, a father who is trying to rekindle his relationship with his daughter, the good looking ranch hand that catches Leah's attention and the need to return to the ocean.

Summer Danvers is a typical fifteen-year-old girl who loves to surf. Raymond Elliot, a boy that's known Summer since they were little, shares her love of surfing. He is the most popular boy in school, the golden boy. One day, globally known director/producer, Adam Parker talks to Summer, asking if she would be able to star in an upcoming movie. On set, Sean Carter, teen heart throb and actor, has been in the acting industry for as long as he can remember. It seems as though he has no flaws in his life, but you'll have to really know him to know what's really behind that smile.