Hamilton and Laurens are back at King's High School for their final year of their senior year. Hamilton couldn't be happier that his Laurens was safe in his arms once more, away from war, away from bloodshed and is safe and sound once more. Laurens's paranoia, however, spikes when John Andre walks back into Hamilton's life. Thinking that Andre has truly changed, Hamilton suddenly befriends him only then to be stuck between Laurens and Andre. But when Laurens realizes Andre is onto something, he does everything in his willpower to protect his Hamilton. But perhaps Laurens protecting Hamilton, is only putting Hamilton in danger. (Final book of The Helpless Trilogy)

A month has passed since Laurens left for the Carolinas. A month has passed since Laurens left him. A whole month of seperation has passed and Hamilton hasn't improved. Hamilton, still a high school senior, feels broken and burned out. Empty. Bare. Exposed. He feels as if he's started all over again from the very beginning. When Hamilton finds out about Laurens's capture and being held as prisoner of war, Hamilton does every thing he can to rescue him. But in order to rescue his dear Laurens, Hamilton has no other choice but betray him with an old friend. (Second book of The Helpless Trilogy)

Seventeen-year-old Alexander Hamilton should feel lucky. He should feel lucky that he survived the hurricane and the illness he and his mother had when he was twelve. He should feel lucky that he has a family now, an adoptive one at that. He doesn't. His traumatic childhood still haunts him day and night and Hamilton swore to himself to never befriend or to come close to anyone, for fear he may lose them. But when Hamilton arrives at King's High, all of that changes. He meets the dashing, charming, handsome blue-eyed John Laurens and instantly befriends him. But after his recent break up with his girlfriend Martha Manning, Laurens learns his father will be visiting him and expects Laurens to be with Martha, possibly even engaged to her. So, panicked, Laurens asks Hamilton to be his fake girlfriend because Hamilton looked "feminine" enough. Hamilton agrees nonetheless but little did they know, will the two teens actually become helpless for each other. (First book of The Helpless Trilogy)