Sixteen-year-old Guy Langman, his best friend Anoop, and other members of the school Forensics Club investigate a break-in and a possible murder, which could be connected to the mysterious past of Guy's recently-deceased father.

Upperclassmen at Northwood Academy rarely date, so Devon, a bored junior transfer student, persuades her friends Cassidy, Emma, Bryn, and Abby to form a club to help each other find dates for the Homecoming Dance.

"The girls of the Dating Game are back this time focused on the biggest date of the year--the prom--but will they discover their friendship is more important than any one date?"--

"A shy, overweight 12-year-old & her best friend take on the case of a popular 16-year-old who died mysteriously leading to a breathtaking surprise twist"--

Through notes and journal entries, best friends and self-proclaimed "drama geeks" Cisco (Izzy) and the Bean (Annie) write of the trials of middle school, as well as their efforts to attract boys by forming a Flirt Club.

Sixteen-year-old Hope has known Brady most of her life, and they are close friends and members of the Rube Goldberg Club at high school, but Hope has always believed they would be more than friends, so when Parker becomes his girlfriend, Hope views the newcomer as a rival--but Parker has secrets, and when circumstances force the two girls together Hope realizes that Parker is really just another girl.

Abby Berkeley gets a last-minute gig as a lifeguard at the Beachwood Country Club where her friends have always spent their summers. And Brody Wilson, the gorgeous senior who broke Abby's heart is also a lifeguard at the club. And the summer isn't just about bouys and lifeguarding. The club forces Abby to work a seond job as the snack bar where club members treat her with bad attitude. What does the summer hold for Abby?