"Everywhere in the world, they hurt little girls." When her father, Eddard Stark, is summoned to Kings Landing to be the new Hand of the King, Lyla Stark is excited to travel to Kings Landing. A city full of handsome princes, knights in shining armor, and adventure around every corner, just like in the books she's read. But she quickly discovers that Kings Landing is not the paradise she's always dreamed of. It's a place full of chaos, deception, and war. As her father always told her, "Winter is coming." and with winter comes unspeakable horrors that even Lyla couldn't imagine in her worst nightmares.

Rosie Weasley has spent her entire life dreaming about going to Hogwarts. After years of watching her brothers go, it's finally her turn, and she's determined to have adventures of her own. And with the famous Harry Potter in her year, she knows her time at Hogwarts will be everything but ordinary. It isn't long before she finds herself in the middle of Hogwarts drama, rivalries, and even romance. As the threat of the evil, dark wizard Voldemort grows, Rosie wonders if even she is capable of surviving. Because she just came to have a good time and at times, that's definitely not the case.

Jeneca Turner has been in the foster care system her entire life. She knows nothing of her past or parents. She always knew she was different. And it wasn't just the ADHD and dyslexia. She managed to get herself kicked out every school she's gone into. Just after her 11th birthday everything went downhill. Her first monster attack. After several she has no choice but to flee to protect her foster family. Soon Jene finds herself at Camp Half Blood, one of her parents was a Greek God or Goddess. That's not the only thing, as she arrived at camp a letter arrived to her by an owl. A letter to this school called, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Not only is she a demigod, she's also a witch. Now Jene has to balance the life of being both. Not to mention figuring out who her parents are...and not be stuck in the Hermes cabin at camp and considered the orphan at school. And she has to find a way to not make both sides clash, because there is so much peril one girl can handle.