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Marilyn doesn't know why, or how it's possible, but she transports at any time to any place. This curse has saved her life but couldn't save her parents. She can't trust anyone but Angel, a new member of the orphanage. Having this curse doesn't make life easy, but with Angel's help, does Marilyn have a chance of surviving? "I decided I would go upstairs to think about everything that had happened the past 5 years. So much had happened since my parents died. Then again, anything could happen when you transport."

Lottie's life is no fairy tale. In fact, it's far from it. Her mother flits between relationships, her father's never home and Lottie's the odd one out at school, the quiet one. But she's loved by her friends and, to Lottie, that's all that counts. But things change when she's given the notorious 'Pen Pal' assignment in class. Lottie gets the chance to pretend and be the perfect person she's always wanted to be. She's suddenly the beautiful, 'popular' one who everyone loves, in her letters. Her ginger, knotted locks transform to flowing red flames and she's as thin as a twig. Lottie looks forward to writing to the mysterious boy who receives her rants and her life seems good. Just when all is well and her pen friend seems sunk well into her lies, her mother changes everything. New people, a new country and a new school. The only thing that stays the same is her pen pal. Can he help her to face her fears and start afresh? Will she be stuck the odd one out forever?

After a relatively normal week, Jimmy is blindsided by news that the President of the United States will deliver a televised address in support of Victor Halstead's wrongful firing suit. Suddenly realizing that even the most powerful man in the country isn't on his side, Jimmy is forced to confront the growing threat of censorship-and lean harder than ever on the people who refuse to let him face it alone.