I'll Be Seeing You

Every kid on this planet has dreamed of what it would be like to compete in the Olympics. Now "you" are an Olympic swimmer for Team USA with an outside chance for the gold.

But just as you're getting into the groove at the Olympic Village and in your training swims, one of the monstrously muscular girls on the Dzakhastani team confesses to you that her team has been using anabolic steroids. She says she was forced to take them and is terrified of what might happen to her. Now what do you do? You can't just publicly accuse another team of cheating, can you? Yet you know what they've done is wrong. And what if this girl really is in danger? What if "you" are?

Whatever you do, can you keep your concentration and swim the kind of race you came here to swim? Your medal, and maybe your life, will depend on your choices.

Carley Mattea never expected to become friends with a boy as handsome as Kyle Westin -- especially not in the hospital. Seventeen-year-old Kyle was blinded when a chemistry experiment exploded. His doctors don't know whether he'll get his vision back, and he's deeply depressed. Carley understands how miserable it is to be in the hospital. At sixteen, she's had plenty of experience. But Carley is keeping a secret from Kyle. She knows boys like girls who are pretty -- and she's not. Scarred by a facial deformity, she has always used her sense of humor to cope. But now that she's become so close to Kyle, she's worried that if his bandages are removed and he sees her, it will be the end of their relationship. Carley wants what's best for Kyle. But what will that mean for her?