Harper Van Der Beek has always been horrid at English, but this year is different. Her teacher won't pass her just because she's a "sweet, caring girl" like the teachers before had done. He's out for blood and that only means one thing. A tutor. Enter Oaklen Whitmore, the baddest but smartest boy at Harper's school. After getting arrested for his sixth DUI this year, he's got everything taken away so the judge decides for him to tutor. What happens when you put an anal, over-thinker Oaklen with a free, artsy Harper? Crazy, but interesting memories that will surely warm hearts.

Two people sit in a dimly lit room playing a deadly game of fate. What led them to this game and who will win? We all have secrets that we don't want anyone to know; even ones we keep from the people we're closest to. When a dark secret is unlocked, Ebony Williams turns against her absurdly rich father, refusing to listen to his persistent reasoning and pathetic excuses. What he's done is wrong and unforgivable. Rather than just running away from home, over-confident Ebony plans to get her own back by scamming her father out of his entire fortune with the help of her not-so-perfect boyfriend and one of her father's biggest rivals. (This was previously called Show 'em Who's Boss.)

Climate change has heated up the planet to the point where we barely have winters any more and the poles have all but completely melted. The only thing keeping back the impending meteorological catastrophe is humanity's new found control of the weather... Small comfort for the countries that can't afford it. The world is now powered by solar panels and steam, yet people still aren't happy. Society has changed beyond recognition. America is ruled by the executives of the seven major corporations, whose concerns lie not with the people, but with absorbing each other and staying in power.

Jake Connor lives a normal life in the dorm where he lives as an orphan (But don't tell anyone that. He hates the sympathy.). You can say he's a player or a ladies' man. He doesn't really care just as long as he gets the babes which, more often than not, he does. The pain of the past is behind him and all he's looking forward to is the next la--date with another hot chick. It just so happens that one of them triggers something in him and he gets these visions of the fire that killed his family. It was said to be an accident. As the vision persists (for it is just one, getting clearer and clearer) , he finds it isn't so.

Camilla Adams is one of those lonely fifteen year olds, ignored and introverted and almost invisible. Before she can begin her summer holidays, she must endure a week of her school's outdoor education camp. What originally presents itself as the worst kind of hell turns out to be the best thing that's ever happened to Camilla, as she breaks out of her shell, rediscovers her personal worth and ignites her first romance with the help of a young man completely off limits. How close can two people get in five days?