Sophie Marsh is a 17 year old girl living in London. She got accepted into The Royal Ballet School. Only she got a scholarship which means that she has to work 10x harder than everyone else. And she does. She makes use of every single second of her day with either practicing, working or studying. She will not fail. Enter Clementine Dumont and her son, Edward Dumont. Clementine presents an opportunity with her 18 year old son (the best male ballet dancer of their generation) for the students at the school. A duet performed before the Royal Albert Hall's production of Swan Lake. When Sophie gets picked, will she pull it off with the annoyingly handsome but painfully arrogant Edward, or will she crack under the pressure?

When two enemies from high-school are picked to be university roommates, both are left feeling they have been dealt some serious bad luck. When they're told they can not change rooms until the month is up, how will Kate and Victoria survive the beginning of their time at University together?

As she disconnects her lips from mine, she shoots me a smirk that sends chills down my spine. "You have no idea how long I've been waiting to do that," -- Aspen Grayson has had her fair share of crushes in her life: the beautiful celebrity in her new favorite tv show, the cute girl that sat behind her in algebra, the cashier that she crossed paths with for only a few minutes at the grocery store. But those were just simple infatuations that didn't last past a day. None have ever amounted to the crush she has on Ivy Charleston, her straight best friend.

A modern, LGBTQ+ retelling of Pride & Prejudice. When Lizzy Bennet left New York and moved to Hertford, a small town in Washington, she knew that everything was going to be different. What she didn't know was that she would meet someone who would change her life forever. Darcy Williams is the reigning queen of Hertford Academy, and when Lizzy and Darcy clash, sparks of fury, and something more, fly. It confuses them both and Lizzy starts to discover her true self. Lizzy must navigate through new emotions, friendships and hardships, all while dealing with her four sisters, an eccentric father, and a mother who, despite being in the West for years, is still trying to find a balance between her Indian heritage and her mixed family. Junior year for Lizzy Bennet is going to be quite eventful. Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Alecia has accepted her fate of never finding love at her rural high school. She plays soccer, in hopes to get a scholarship to a university far away where she could possibly meet girls like herself. All is going as planned until a new girl comes to her school...

Spencer and Aiden have been together for almost four years and as far as she knows he's the guy that she wants to marry. It's Senior year and a lot things are changing including the feelings she has for him and the feelings she getting for someone else... did I mention that someone else was a girl? What happens when Spencer realizes those feelings but her world starts crumbling down around her because of them. Can she stand by them or will she deny them?