Life got darker for Stacy after Jenna left everything behind for a new beginning and that included her best friend Stacy who was haunted by a family tragedy and troubled by the bullies in her school. Stacy's heart shattered when her best friend left her during her worst. While Jenna's life brightened and felt quite simple. The simple life became not so simple after one of the hottest basketball payers named James started playing with her heart. He seemed so sweet and kind, not troublesome at all. Or was he? Will Jenna and Stacy survive their new lives?

"Stupidity isn't a handicap. Get out of my damn seat." Hero Richter, a witty and sarcastic wheelchair bound girl, has lived her whole life on the sidelines, watching other kids have fun and interact while she's cooped up at home alone. Despite her misfortunes, she still keeps her chin up, holding herself high and proud, not letting anyone run her over. Most importantly, she can never step away from a challenge. Even if that challenge is the treacherous place called high school. People can't help but stare, whispering about her a spreading rumors. Naturally, Hero couldn't care less And there's Max, the golden boy, and Hero's sworn enemy since her first day. Annoying Max is Hero's part-time job, and Max gladly returns the favor. Max is the one guy who couldn't give a damn about her and her wheelchair. He doesn't stare at her like she's an alien, nor treat her like some delicate piece of China. Instead, He challenges her. And Hero can't stop away from a challenge *** Navigating high school is hard. Hero must fight to be heard. To be included. To clear stigma around what it's really like to be disabled, once and for all. It won't be easy, but nothing is every easy for Hero. Hero must face the harsh blows of reality. No matter how many people try to bring Hero down, she must continue to fight for what she wants, and maybe make an unexpected friend or two along the way? What really defines us in the end? Is it our physical capabilities? Our appearance? Even the most perfect people have a few impairments.