Niko

Being a Gorgon in a world predominantly run by humans isn't easy. Creelin U was supposed to be my sanctuary, the one place I could be myself without the stares and whispers.

Until it wasn't.

They have officially opened their doors to humans, and now there's one in particular who seems to get under my skin. A human who's sunshiny aura has me wondering if I should change my ways. The closer we get, the more I realize my feelings may run more than skin deep. But that's crazy. Monsters don't fall for humans.

King

When I'm offered a scholarship to Creelin U to join the baseball team, I jump at the chance. It has always been an exclusive school for monsters, but this year they've let in humans. When I get there, I realize not everyone is okay with the new rules.

Especially if my roommate and his instant hate are anything to go by.

I'm not sure what I did to vex him, but I've made it my mission to win him over. As we start spending more time together, I see a different side to Niko, a side that isn't monstrous at all. The hard part? Trying to make him see me as more than just a human.

Oliver

Moving across the country to start over was a smart decision. It's a chance to learn who I am and what I want to be. The cam session was supposed to be a one-time thing. And it was, at first. Until I log back in, drawn to the masked man whose videos I can't stop watching. I gather my courage to try a one-on-one session, only to come face to face with the one person I cant have. That's when I realize I'd forgotten the most important lesson.

Don't fall for the one person you shouldn't: your student.

Ronan

Camming to avoid getting my heart broken was a smart move. It's a chance to meet new people without getting hurt. After an amazing online session with an anonymous man with a gorgeous body, I never expect to see him again. And I don't, not at first. Until he logs back in a few months later for a private, one-on-one cam show, and I recognize the person I've gotten close to during our tutoring appointments. That's when I learn my hardest lesson yet.