New York City. A place full of corruption, deceit, and... mutants? Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo have lived in the NYC sewers all their lives. They've trained their bodies so they can avoid detection, and have never shown themselves to humans. That is, until they find a young girl hidden in a dumpster, and they get a taste of the cruelty of the surface. With a new member of the family to protect, the turtles must rise from the sewers to defend their home from the corrupt forces that seek to destroy it.

Dean's pride is his biggest obstacle. Copeland's anger comes before thought, her music the only way of expressing her true emotions. Asher lacks confidence in himself above anything else. Dakota forgets that, sometimes, strength is not in size, but in the mind. Mitch's flighty disposition fail to keep him grounded when he needs it most. Venus is still so young, yet she wants so much. Patience is a virtue that she has yet to learn. After fourteen years of living in the sewers and being homeschooled by their parents, the Hamatos have decided that it's time to send their children to a real high school. Sports, grades, stress, drama, and all the stuff that comes with the school experience is about to come to the Hamato kids, a new and strange place where their ninjutsu will do little to help them through. With new lessons to be learned and old enemies to deal with, how will these six kids fare in the real world? Book Eight in the Mutations Series

"Try not to be stupid next time, okay?" When he's told shortly after graduation that he didn't actually pass and, in order to truly earn his diploma, he must redo his senior year math credit, Casey Jones isn't sure how things could get worse. He knows school isn't his strong suit, but faced with yet another failure, he wonders if it would be better to just give up. Then, things do get worse, and he loses his dad in a car accident that he blames himself for. Spiralling into depression, Casey faces a future that he can't picture. Everyone is moving on with their lives, moving on to bigger and better things, and he's stuck in the same place he's been for years. His dad is dead, his sister moves out, and he knows it will only be a matter of time before the friends he has left leave him behind. No one feels the way he does, and he's sure that that's the truth until he meets her. She has secrets that she won't share and a past that she keeps hidden. They share the darkness and yet, together, they start to see things in a new light.

New York is at peace. Shredder has been defeated, his minions scattered, and the Kraang have been neutralized. The threat of Mutacorp is no more. The Purple Dragons still operate in the slummy alleyways of the great city, but with no one to pay them for work, they pose little danger. Even the looming threat of Circa Cybernet has been de-bugged from the internet itself. Peace never lasts long, but the ninja turtles and their allies will do all they can to secure a bright future for themselves. Book Five in the Mutations Series

She's a YouTuber with a small fanbase and big dreams, but lately, she catches herself wishing that things were different. She misses the privacy. She misses the simplicity that being a "nobody" brought. She misses the girl she used to be, but she can't go back. Not now. To everyone else, she's the girl on the other side of the video screen. She's funny and relatable, but she can't help but feel like everything she's made for herself here is a lie. At the end of the day, she feels fake. When a sentient computer virus appears, promising destruction, Annalise is far closer to the action than she would like. Still, she isn't one to let things go, and with no one else to turn to, she reaches out to the one subscriber whom she feels she can trust. One email to start it all. "Hey, PizzaNunchucker? This is a little crazy but...I think you're the only one I can talk to. I need your help." Book Five in the Mutations Series Song: Game Freak (Acoustic) by Ghost Town

"You're weird too, Raphael. But...I like weird." Her anger has built over the years, festering inside of her like a disease with no cure. It is dragon fire with a heat that nothing can extinguish. She sees red, the colour that has always fuelled her reckless determination, hidden her fear, and coloured her hair. When her life took a turn for the worst and betrayal smacked her in the face, she took matters into her own hands. She took off into the night with what she could carry and never looked back, always looking ahead to the next best thing with hardly a thought for the world she left behind. She's waiting for something to make her happy. She's searching for the fire that will reignite that passion inside her and bring her back to life, but she has no idea what that could be and if she's being honest, she doesn't want to find out quite yet. What if it all comes crashing down again? The walls are up. It will take great strength to knock them down and a steady hand to repair what lays behind it. Book Four in the Mutations Series Song: Mad at Myself by Issues

"However, you say I am human in a sense, that my body is simply fused with the robot that I have been raised to believe I am. Could you teach me...emotion?" The Kraang tried to take over the city of New York twice, and only once did they succeed. The screams of civilians permeated the cold air as Kraang moved through the streets, armed to the teeth. Mutagen rained down over passerby, asphalt cracked, fires raged, and as the city grew silent, a lone van drove off down the road. Within the isolation of her TCRI Kraang cell, she watched the humans lose. Later, she watched the humans as they were saved. She felt nothing. Subject 60184 has known no other life than one full of Kraang droids and experiments. She's a cyborg who's been raised alongside the Kraang, but her hatred for her alien captors is unrelenting. For sixteen years she has lived as an almost emotionless test subject, forced to watch the big, wide world pass by without her. To the Kraang, she is an object, not a human being. This cyborg knows better. She knows what she wants, and she knows that they've made the wrong enemy. It's time to rebel. Book Three in the Mutations Series Song: The Scientist by Coldplay

"In Saskatchewan, when I couldn't fall asleep, I'd watch the moon and think about how across the country and over the border, you were probably out on a rooftop beneath the same moon. You were the first person I enjoyed the moon with. Every other time, I was alone." The Kraang's plot to take over New York has succeeded. The turtles, Destiny, April, Casey, and Diaval have managed to escape to the outskirts of the city, but not without loss. With Leonardo gravely injured and their Sensei gone, the moods of the group are pessimistic at best. Their minds are stuck on the city they left behind, but they know that they can't go back. Not yet. Now, they have to get used to living in April's family farmhouse; cleaning, training, and cooking for themselves. Of course, the lives of the turtles and those near to them are never normal. There are plenty of new mutants, both friend and enemy, lurking in the moonlit shadows of the forest around them, making their lives all the more interesting. All the while, they're healing from physical and mental wounds, helping each other grow stronger, and learning more and more about the past, present, and even the future. Book Two in the Mutations Series Song: Stand By You by Rachel Platten

[Book 3 of the Coldblooded Compassion series] "I'm just your student, after all." She isn't social, nor does she want to be. Instead, she strives to be knowledgeable in every textbook available to her. Her only desire in life is to be just as smart as her mother, to live up to her parents' expectations. The pressure of being just as successful as them is not stressful to her. Quite the contrary, it makes her work harder to achieve her dream. With studies and seriousness, she leaves no room for shenanigans. She has her entire future mapped out to a T. Being reckless is not a part of her plans. He has never been one to treat life seriously. Instead, he struts around with his collection of sports gear and does whatever he feels like. School absences are common with him. Homework is optional in his eyes. All he cares about is living life to the fullest, and high school will not accomplish that for him. With no true plan in sight, he carries on being his usual self: reckless. Meanwhile, there lurks yet another evil plot in the shadows of New York City. Growing desperate with their ambitious ideas, enemies have now resorted to extreme measures. As unstoppable forces, they chase down the most illegal, deadly materials that they can find. This new plan is so dangerous that it might not just achieve revenge, but start a whole new war entirely. Suddenly, the holiday season has taken on a horrifying meaning for Casey Jones. Theme song: Endlessly - The Cab #29 in casey #190 in tmnt

[Book 1 of the Coldblooded Compassion series] "Game on." She didn't ask for this. She didn't want to be pulled into the cruel, evil shadows of the world. She tried to be a good person to both her mother and younger brother. She even stifled angry thoughts of her father, the heartless man who abandoned the family when she was only four years old. Her only goal was to make people smile. She didn't deserve to be dragged into the dark. But life has never been very fair. He didn't mean to involve her in his dark world. In fact, he didn't know she existed until he found her being treated as a guinea pig. He thought rescuing her would reverse the death that lingered over her. He tried to prevent her from getting trapped deeper within the pit of criminals and catastrophes biting at her heels. But heroes can't always save the day. Now, the turtles and she are sinking further into the quicksand of this mystery. Every answer seems to have another impossible question. Every solution has another negative side effect. Will the turtles ever be able to dig themselves out of their graves? Theme song: Vapor - 5 Seconds of Summer [Story completed on July 17th, 2016]