Jane is bullied and made fun of everyday for being 'too fat'. Not a day goes by that someone doesn't say anything about her weight. One day, Jane decides to try to commit suicide in the school bathroom. Just as she's about to take the pills a good looking guy barges in the stall, stopping her. He's the first person that doesn't make fun of her. He's also the first person that loves and cares for her. Jane feels this pull, this connection, to him. What does Jane do when she finds out he's a werewolf and she's his mate? Does she accept him or reject him?

Storie Sovany is used to being dismissed as the fat friend, until she moves from New York City to rural Ohio for college and the charming frat boy Liam Alexander approaches her. Torn between disbelief and flattery, Storie hopes her luck may have finally changed - but is it too good to be true? [author's note: this is not a romance!]

April Phillips is your typical nerdy girl with her typical glasses, typical unruly brown hair, and typical acne. She is a little over 300 pounds and is constantly called "walrus" and "fat potato" by almost everyone in the school. Even the teachers sometimes make scornful remarks about her weight. And being reminded by her mother every day of the fact didn't help either. Due to her low self esteem, April had always admired Carmen Davis, the head cheerleader of the cheerleading squad. She adored her confidence, the ways boys would bend over backwards just to get her attention, and the way she always managed to be perfect. April always wondered what it would be like to be that fabulous one day. One day, in an act of desperation, April asks Carmen to give her an extreme makeover. Carmen agrees, but under one condition. April has to do exactly what says when she says it. April quickly agrees and is eager to undergo her transformation. But what will happen when her new look captures the attention of Dominic, the quaterback of the football team and Carmen's boyfriend? Read Fat To Fabulous to find out!