Alektos ran away from home, all because his father, Hades didn't know anything about parenting, and abused him. As a teenager, Alektos ran far away from the underworld, surfacing on the Earth's crust, where these creatures, humans, dwell. Not knowing a single thing about these customs or ways of living, Alektos quickly tries to insert himself within the society, and not be a social outcast. Getting accepted into Mathiano High School as a sophomore student, Alektos does his best to achieve what all people seem to desire, being normal. Can Alektos manage this need to fit in? Will his father allow what he has done? Find out, in Hades' Lost Son.

~Forced, or so they all thought, into a hotel with 15 other people, Sage discovers she has to kill or be killed. Ordered by a maniac skeleton, the people who thought of each other as friends are suddenly put to question, kill and be free, or die. Sage, as a gamer, has a lot experience with weapons online. Will these skills allow her to protect her own life? How will escape from this place happen? Is it possible for someone to leave this Hell Hotel? [I'm not sure if I should keep this story up. I dunno if it's particularly good. Someone mind reading the entire thing and telling me?]

When Kylee moves to a different school she tries to break it off with her boyfriend, Michael, but he refuses to let her leave him for the sake of his ego. Kylee is trapped in a relationship fueled by the imagination of her forced boyfriend. Then she meets Alex, he's all she's ever wanted , dark, mysterious, and not too bad to look at either. Alex is the bad boy of the school and he's never been interested in the girls at his school, that is until Kylee showed up. She's gorgeous and all Alex wants in a girl . One problem, she's trapped by an old boyfriend, can Alex help Kylee to trust those who tell her they love her, can he restore the meaning of the word to Kylee?

Lacie Wynters, was abandoned at a local fire station with only a lace ribbon tied to her wrist. She was named by the sole object that connects her to her biological family. She has been working the Foster Care system for a good sixteen years, but she is done putting up with cruelty and unfairness the system entails. Now out on her own, dodging social workers and nightmares of the past, Lacie finds out just how good life can be with the right people.