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Friends who live in Brighton work for a lame company and make thrills on their own.

Marjorie Simon has found herself in somewhat of a premature mid-life crisis: She's a college graduate with a degree in creative writing that has gotten her nothing but a few thousand views on her online blog. She's been fired from her job, doesn't ever talk to her parents, and has trouble prioritizing which is more important: paying her rent and the debt she owes to her roommate Kendra or buying yet another pair of heels to add to her massive collection. In comes charming Warren Hall, who trying to maintain a low-key life as a waiter for a cafe instead of working at the law firm his parents so desperately want him to. He's also trying to escape his character of an ex girlfriend. Will having a straight-edge guy in her life make Marjorie realize that it's time to start buckling down?

Welcome to Lake Linden High School. The expectations are high, the morale is low, sounds like every other high school there is, right? Wrong. Standing out from the crowd we have Mia Gonzalez, a popular girl who is way more than just that. She is one eighth of the Popularity Alliance, formed by the eight most popular teenagers in the area. Until now, she's been living the good life. Being popular isn't exactly easy, nevertheless, she's handled everything pretty well. But right at the start of her senior year, her life is going to change drastically, just because she decided to lend a hand. <>-<> Written by Serenity Cassandra Williams, 2015

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Everyone wants to be popular and the best at everything, but only a few lucky people ever achieve such a respectable status. Eryn Williams is one of these few lucky people, but she doesn't know that yet. She's beautiful, fun, and a passionate writer who skips to her own beat. Eryn doesn't care about what anyone thinks, which is why she is so happy-go-lucky. In her opinion, Eryn has the best friends ever, and it's been that way ever since she could remember. Together, the five of them felt invincible, always doing things as a group. However, now that she's a junior in high school, things begin to change, and drama begins to rise. Eryn begins to lose bonds between her friends, seek out dates with her crushes, and learn just who she really is. But when will it all become too much? When will she finally be pushed over the edge from all of the drama?