[paradisejosh 2014-15] [Please note this is one of my early works, so it's not as good as my other stories. Please don't read to just judge. Thank you.] Twenty year old Katniss Everdeen has just moved to the sunny beaches of Miami, Florida, all on her own. What happens when a mysterious boy with blue eyes shows up on the beach?

She wasn't supposed to happen. She had been the drunken accident. He didn't want her in his life, he was stuck with her. He had a girlfriend, a career, a loving family, which she had accidentally wrecked. Of course, it was just as much his fault as it was hers but he wasn't the one walking around with the baby bump. Because the day he purposed to Claudia was the day Ella told him that their 'accident' had gotten her pregnant.

"I've got to be with you." And then he did it again. He leaned in. And our lips collided.

It's been almost 3 months since Anna saved the summer, since Elsa realized love could thaw, and of course, since Kristoff and Anna kissed. Things have been slow and steady for the two lovebirds, but now that Kristoff is moving into the castle, Anna has a feeling something wonderful and new is on the horizon. But when Anna learns about Kristoff's dark past, she soon realizes they could all be in grave danger. Can Kristoff, Anna, and Elsa stop the winter a second time around?

(First Book in Hunger Games: The New Story series by PeetaLovesKatniss) [Under Editing] Katniss must learn how to love Peeta, and in a much loving way to show the Capitol the realism of the star-crossed lovers love. Because of the first Games, Katniss made idiotic decisions, putting herself and everyone around her in danger, and to their death sentence. She never knew she'd be where she was multiple times as she walked the road of her tragic life, but when the Capitol interferes with her life, mostly her love life, which she is finally enjoying as caring for, she knows she can't win this time. Even with how hard she tries, she just can't win this time. She wants to, but the consequences are deadly. It's all, or none. Her life or his. Her family or her nightmare. Loneliness or death. The finish line or war. ~ *under revision* Open 27 September 2013