Growing up in the constant spotlight is either awesome or awful. For Willow Mellark, growing up with popularity from her famous parents begins to sabotage her confidence. It begins to slowly brainwash her into believing lies. It begins to open her up to the insecurity accompanied by bullies. As Willow grows into a teenager, she meets a boy her age. He instantly leaves a permanent mark in her mind. The closer the two get, the worse the truth gets; the crazy truth of the Hawthorne bloodline. Meanwhile, Rye Mellark embraces his popularity brought on by Peeta and Katniss. Little does he know that fame can work in deceiving ways. What happens when his significant dreams are crushed by his parents? Will he go against their will? What will possibly happen to Willow and Rye's lives-will they persevere or fail? {This book contains sensitive material, i.e. depression and suicidal thoughts. Reader discretion advised}

RATED #1 IN HUNGERGAMES RATED #1 IN AFTER-MOCKINGJAY RATED #1 IN JOSHIFER RATED #1 IN EVERLARK RATED #1 IN PEETA RATED #2 IN KATNISS RATED #3 IN EVERLARK After ten years of living together, building a house in the meadow, and making beautiful memories, Peeta ties the knot and marries Katniss Everdeen, Panem's golden girl. Eventually, Katniss let's her agonizing fears of raising children subside, but once she becomes pregnant, her nerves slowly begin to creep in again. How will Katniss react once she gives birth to a beautiful daughter and son? How can she humanely accept the fact that they will learn about the her and Peeta in the Hunger Games? But yet, how will they learn to grow up with the constant pressure of being a child to the most famous saviors of Panem? They never knew the world they would be born into. "Despite the odds of it all, I ended up with a beautiful family of my own."

Willow is a pregnant girl from District 12. This is the 100th Hunger Games. This Quarter Quell shocker is that the Games will consecutively go on for three years. So when Willow is reaped, she knows that she's going to have to undergo pregnancy during the Games. But the Games will just be another problem when she faces death, love and a betrayal too terrible to believe.

Crystal Erwin is known as the Daughter of the Games; the child born in the arena. She's been told her entire life that her real father is dead. However, when her friend pulls out an old Hunger Games tape, Crystal realizes that her mom has been lying to her. It becomes her mission to find her real father. But what she doesn't realize is that Luke Corwin is a monster, who strives for power over anything. Finding Luke will restart an old Panem tradition, altering Crystal-and all of Panem-forever.