Kay is ready for a new start after a depression-filled sophomore year at Canton High School. Back at her old school, Penn Hills, she hopes to reunite with old friends, make new ones, and forget her past. However, her 'perfect' junior year is put to the test by seductive Nevan, deceptive Jay, and I-Have-Bad-Anger-Issues Ace. Around every bend is a new mistake, a new scar, and a new way of looking at the world around her. This is the story of a teenage girl's adventure of not only finding herself, but learning to live in the real world.

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Grace is a normal teenage girl like any other. She looks forward to the weekend, and hopes she gets through the school day without homework. She has a love interest and wishes he would even bat an eyelash in her direction, though it's doubtful. But in her normalcy, she's also totally different. She has a memory that has haunted her for the past eleven years of her life. She can't sleep without it torturing her in her dreams. The worst part, this nightmare is all the fault of her best friend.

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Ellie Erickson. Five foot, five inches. Hundred and nine pounds. Barely-tanned, flawless skin. Chest-length blonde hair. Bright blue eyes. Picture-perfect white smile. Aside from my looks, I'm fifteen years old. I attend Elks Wood High. I maintain a 4.0 Grade Point Average while being involved in everything from the school newspaper to band, choir to drama, Principal's Council to the National Honor Society, sports to Student Council. Yup, that's me, the cookie-cutter version of perfect. But I wasn't supposed to be like this. I'm a designer baby. My genes were hand-picked by my parents. They knew exactly how I would turn out before I was even born. What do I think of all this? It's crap. I don't know who I really am. Who I was supposed to turn out to be. Was I supposed to be the cookie-cutter version of perfect? Or was I supposed to be some messed up kid who smoked, drank, was high every other day and had sex with a different guy every weekend? Yeah, I know what you're thinking. Why wouldn't you want to be perfect? Everyone dreams about being exactly the way you are, why are you complaining!? My answer: Why would I wanna be like this!? I'm not a pair of jeans! I've grown up in a Christian home, my mom, my dad, and me. And every since they told me I was a designer baby, ohh, about three days ago, my main argument against all of this: You took away God's privilege. You designed me when it was supposed to be His job. Whenever I said this, my parents shot back that if God didn't want people designing their kids, He wouldn't have let scientists get that far in technology. This might be true. But I still feel like playing God and designing your kid is a little wrong. And waiting until they are fifteen years old to tell them, umm, a little messed up. Do I agree with my parents decisions? Not really. Have I accepted it as much as I ever will? I guess.

When Lynnzee and her twin brother Devaun (pronounced Devin) are taken from their parents when they are only eighteen months, they are sent into a foster care program. Now, separated from Devaun since that terrible day, Lynnzee goes from home to home, unable to find a perfect family willing to adopt her. But when she runs out of homes willing to take her in Indiana, her caseworker, Ashley, is forced to look to other States. Will Lynnzee find a family when she's moved to Michigan? Or will she strike out again as she's done dozens of times before? Along with her search for a family, Lynnzee has always wanted to reunite with her brother, but not even Ashley has had any luck in finding him. Determined to find him, Lynnzee starts her own search for Devaun. Will she have better luck? And does he want her to find him? Or would he rather continue being apart? Read Lynnzee's story here.