Aubrey has always played basketball. It's her life. Her passion. What she lives for. One accident and a few days later, she finds herself in a hospital. Yet again. Once for the accident. Again for her suicide attempt. After the accident, she was told that she may never play ball again. Basketball is her life. Without it, she is nothing. So 17 year old Aubrey tries to commit suicide. Seeing that Aubrey is struggling with the news, her parents pack her up and make her move half way across the country. Everyone knows who she is. So why would it help? "Fresh starts are good." Haha. Not when everyone already knows you. Drew Adams has played basketball for as long as he can remember. It's his life. When Aubrey enrolls in his school, he can't wait to meet her. She's a legend. A 17 year old legend. He knows what happened. Everyone does. But he wants to help her play again. Even if she doesn't want his help. Someone with that much talent deserves a second choice. Whether you want it or not.

All Kiara Collins wanted to do was enjoy her last summer break before the terrifying concept of university took over her life; three months of complete and utter unadulterated freedom, doing absolutely blissful nothing living it up with her father in Washington before her mother finally succeeded in shipping her off to law school. But somehow, after the decision to visit the Smithsonian museum, she gets sucked into a magical ancient Egyptian story of reincarnation; one where she unknowingly stars as the center role. And why? Because she made the questionably fateful decision to visit her father as he set up his latest exhibit in the museum. An exhibit featuring a two-thousand year old Egyptian mummy; a mummy who is ANYTHING but dead.