Sixteen-year-old Nicolas has always felt small—bullied at school, ignored at home, and drifting through life without direction or any real sense of who he is. But everything changes after a freak reaction unleashes abilities he never imagined he could possess.

Suddenly, he has power. Real power. The kind that could change everything.

As he tries to understand the source of his newfound strength, Nicolas finds himself pulled between two versions of himself: the boy who wants to finally do something good, to matter, and the boy who’s tired of being stepped on and is ready to push back—hard. With every choice, the line between justice and vengeance thins, twisting into something far more dangerous than he ever intended.

Now Nicolas must confront not only what he can do, but who he’s willing to become to survive a world that’s never made space for him. And if he chooses wrong, he may lose more than control—he may lose himself entirely.

A sharp, emotional story about identity, power, and the cost of deciding who you will become.

Fifteen-year-old Lauren has grown up in an affluent suburb where the lawns are perfect, the reputations polished, and every mistake is meant to stay hidden. But when Lauren discovers she’s pregnant, the shock sends ripples through her tight-knit community—exposing cracks beneath the privilege she and her friends have always taken for granted.

As Lauren, Ryan, and their circle scramble to navigate consequences none of them were prepared for, the truth becomes impossible to ignore: wealth doesn’t erase neglect, and love doesn’t always equal maturity.

Told through intertwined perspectives, Bloom is a raw, heartfelt coming-of-age drama about the cost of growing up too fast, the tenderness and terror of first love, and the ways a single choice can unravel—or remake—an entire world.

Fourteen-year-old Dani has always belonged to wide-open fields and quiet farm roads. But after losing her mother, she enrolls in the elite New England boarding school her mother once attended—hoping the polished halls and old traditions will bring her closer to the woman she longs to understand.

Suddenly a fish out of water, Dani reshapes herself to fit in with the popular girls who rule her dorm, trying on confidence and conformity like a borrowed costume. The closer she gets to belonging, the more she feels herself slipping away.

When her sharp mind catches the attention of her young, eccentric English teacher—famous for making students feel uniquely seen—their connection blurs boundaries she’s too young to recognize until they’ve already shifted.

A raw, resonant coming-of-age story, Painless explores grief, identity, elitism, and the subtle power dynamics that shape who we become—and what we’re willing to risk to be wanted.

In the polished, suburban town just outside D.C., a group of inseparable teens rule the social scene—beautiful, confident, and always at the center of every whispered rumor. Told through multiple perspectives, Model Love unravels the messy, magnetic dynamics beneath their perfect surface: the secret crushes, shifting loyalties, and love triangles that bind them together as tightly as they pull them apart.

But everything changes when Haley, the intriguing new girl in town, catches the attention of Greg—the star quarterback and the clique’s unspoken crown jewel. His interest in an outsider sends shockwaves through their carefully curated hierarchy.

As jealousy rises and alliances shift, each member of the group is forced to confront their own place in the high school ecosystem—and decide whether clinging to popularity is worth the cost of who they’re becoming.

A sharply observed, addictive coming-of-age drama about identity, status, and the fragile power of being adored.