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Rico Foyer isn't your typical transfer student. In fact, he isn't typical at all. On a regular basis, he deals with the struggle of escaping poverty and building a better life for his loved ones. His promising future as a professional basketball player is now in jeopardy once he becomes the target of the returners from last year's losing team. His hard-working but arrogant attitude works with the ladies, but will it benefit the nation's triple-double leader in the long run when it counts? After all, college life is a life like no other...

K.C. Hall is back. So back! And so much more is happening than the last time we saw her. Kalindra Muze has it out for our beloved starlet. The success of Shadows of the Moon 2 hangs in the balance. The feud between K.C. and Kalindra will either save or doom the sequel. Meanwhile in Rapid City, Scott is up to...something. Sophie, too. Also, Luisa has a proposal that K.C. can't not turn down. Except, she does. At first. Then we go to Canada. For a show about a library....where silence....is deadly.

K.C Hall is back in L.A. and ready to roll. She's being followed by paparazzi, taking meetings, meddling with Scott and, in general, doing K.C. stuff. Also, the twins have come for a visit. Miley will show them around. That will lead to some unexpected surprises. Meanwhile, K.C. needs to figure out if the current batch of rumors about Shawn Muze and his book are true...or not. If they are...that would be bad. If they aren't...that may be bad, too. Just in a different way. And, oh yeah, the drones are still around. Who the hell is sending the drones? She really needs to figure that out. All this and some buffalo, too

It's a year after the events of K.C. Hall Doubles Down. You know what that means? That's right! She's back on Kincaid Live! It's time for another K.C. Hall Week on your favorite late night talk show This time Sal, Marcus, K.C. and the crew are doing the show from Luisa's ranch. You see, they want to get away from all the usual Hollywood bulls***. But, of course, it follows them. Rumors about Shawn Muze's tell-all book linger in the background. But K.C., ever the professional, focuses on the job at hand. She talks to a brain surgeon and his lovelorn grandson. There's a stampede (a small one). There's a mysterious haunting (Yes, in the haunted hotel. Where else!?!) Two college professors show up to share their knowledge (or something like that). Big Fin herself makes a triumphant return. And, of course, there's a big surprise at the end. K.C. Hall - In Search of a Hollywood Ending.

Olivia St. James sobs as Jake Lance, her boyfriend of two years, leaves Arizona to play football on a full scholarship for a college in Alabama. She's not sure how she is going to handle the pain of a long-distance relationship; saying goodbye to Jake is the most difficult moment of her life. Both Olivia and Jake believe their love will survive this test, and that one day they will be together forever. Olivia, too, embarks on her own passage of self-discovery. Leading a self-described sheltered life, she spreads her wings and leaves the comforts of home to attend college in Indiana. But during her first week on campus, Olivia encounters something she isn't looking for Blake Carmichael, a handsome professor at her new university. When Jake unexpectedly visits Olivia during a free weekend, the two must come to terms with their relationship. Olivia wonders if Jake can sense her growing attraction for Blake. And, Jake has something serious that he must discuss with Olivia. Will their love endure?

Annie is the only person in her large family to graduate from high school. She dreams of making something of herself, but she's stuck in Soso, Mississippi, working menial jobs to put herself through junior college. At age twenty-three, she musters the courage and financial support to move away from home to attend the university. It's just thirty miles from Soso, but a universe away, to Annie. Annie's parents have no concept of the demands of college, and they're too wrapped up in their own problems to care. "Home" is a filthy roach-infested rental house. The family's been evicted from countless others like it. Annie is too ashamed to bring anyone home. The main reason they live this way is Daddy. He's a self-ordained preacher, a Jimmy Swaggart wannabe. Yet he lusts for women, eats like a pig, and rarely works a steady job. His only real occupation is watching TV and griping back at the newscasters. When Annie falls in love with Thomas, the clash between her college lifestyle and home life grows to a crisis. The Education of Annie shows the journey Annie takes toward self-acceptance and independence. The story is interwoven with threads of love and humor, and presents an array of memorable characters.