Reagan spent her whole life suppressing the abilities she was born with, pretending they didn't exist, and shoving them to the back of her mind. If not anything else, however, Reagan is flexible. She knows that taking over the primary care of her brothers means she might have to embrace that part of her she's never really connected with. But how far can Reagan bend before she breaks? Reagan meets another person with extra abilities like hers and a personality that is seemingly built to break down walls she thought were permanent. The two of them, along with her brothers and detective best friend, are faced with the case of a missing four year old. Reagan is about to find out exactly where her breaking point is.

Do you know how hard it is to admit something is wrong when all you've ever wanted is to be okay? Devanie has struggled all of her life in attempt to reconcile with the thought that mental illness doesn't define her. That proves to be a difficult task as her slip ups alter her life drastically, time and time again. Devanie finally finds herself in an environment where she feels some semblance of control. Will it last? More importantly, if it doesn't, will she finally be able to reach out this time - before that control evaporates entirely? "Somewhere deep down, I knew things were getting bad, but I didn't do anything about it. I let it overtake me because I had finally gotten a taste of normal and I wanted to keep it." ***This is my third or fourth time rewriting this story, and I promise the plot is eons away from the first time you read it.

"I imagined most people could look at the coffee table in their childhood home without feeling the pang in the back of their head from where it had cracked against the corner. I'm sure they could sit on their couch without having flashbacks of being pressed deep into cushions, struggling for breathe. They could venture into their kitchen for a snack without remembering how hot the stove had felt, centimeters from their backs. I didn't have that luxury This entire house felt like a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. I didn't want to spend another second inside of it."

After her first run in with cancer as a kid, Trinity doesn't think she'll ever have to worry about it again. When her life suddenly comes crashing down around her, her parents and her two best friends are the only people she's willing to let in. Time's quickly ticking away and Trinity seems to be disappearing before her loved ones eyes. " Life is full of maybes. Maybe if she had eaten breakfast this morning, Trinity's stomach wouldn't have growled embarrassingly loud in home room. Maybe if the team stepped up their tricks, they'd finally win a competition before their senior year was over. And maybe, if her vision hadn't gone dark in that split second, Trinity could have lived her life from that point forward as if nothing was wrong. "