What if everything you knew was suddenly gone? Sixteen-year-old Morgan Campbell runs away from home and when she returns the next day her world is turned upside-down. Not only is her family missing, but another family is living in her house and claims to have lived there for weeks. As Morgan desperately works to figure out what has happened, she finds society has become obsessed with weight in a way she has never seen before. The more she searches for answers, the more she begins to wonder if she has somehow ended up in another world—a world she doesn't want to be a part of. Can she survive in this world until she can get home? Gone does not contain any profanity or sexual content and is appropriate for all ages.

It is recommended that you read Gone (Parallel Trilogy, Book 1) before reading Imprisoned. This description contains spoilers for Gone. Trapped in a parallel universe where it is illegal to be overweight, Morgan Campbell is dragged out of her house and locked up in a Federally Assisted Thinning (F.A.T.) center. Bullied by the Enforcers who run the place, and treated like a prisoner, all she can think about is breaking out so she can get back to her world. With her whereabouts constantly monitored by the chip in her arm, and not having any access to the outside world, she fears she won't be able to escape and that she will be stuck in this world forever.

Trapped in a parallel universe where it is illegal to be overweight, sixteen-year-old Morgan Campbell is on the run with Billy Foster, the boy who helped her escape Camp Willowmoss, the Federally Assisted Thinning (F.A.T.) center where they were both held prisoner. With nowhere to go, and no resources, they fear for their lives as they hide from the Enforcers who would capture them. Morgan has six weeks until the right date, at which time she can pass back through the portal that brought her to this world. Will she be able to stay free until that date arrives, or will the Enforcers find her and lock her up, condemning her to live in this dangerous reality forever?

Dare to Oppose is a follow-up novel to Dare to Resist, Dare to Endure, and Dare to Defy and is meant to be read after you've read those books. You can read Dare to Oppose or Dare to Prevail in any order, but it's recommended that you read Dare to Resist, Dare to Endure, and Dare to Defy first. Morgan is thrilled to be back in her world with her family, and is ecstatic that Billy is by her side. Ready to settle into her life and to show Billy how wonderful her world is, Morgan becomes alarmed when a government official makes an unexpected announcement at her school. Billy loves the freedom in his new world, and especially admires Morgan's family. However, the more time he spends with them, the more he yearns for a family of his own. Will Morgan and Billy come to terms with the world they live in now, or will they be forced to sacrifice what's most important to them? Dare to Oppose was originally titled After.

The Other Morgan (a parallel story) is a follow-up novel to the Parallel Trilogy and is meant to be read after you've read the entire trilogy. This book description contains spoilers for the trilogy. Morgan Campbell has always followed the rules—regular weigh-ins, only eating what she's supposed to—all in an effort to guarantee she's never noticed by the Enforcers, the people who make sure all citizens obey the law. So when a boy she's never met before tells her that Enforcers are hunting for her and that she needs to go with him, she doesn't hesitate. To her horror, she discovers that another girl named Morgan—a girl from a parallel world—has spent two months impersonating her and has made enemies in high places. When Morgan is taken in by Nick, the leader of a resistance group, she is forced to come to grips with the destruction that has become her life. Not only are Enforcers eager to capture her, but everyone believes she is the one who has suffered at the hands of the Enforcers and then escaped not once, but twice, from the Federally Assisted Thinning centers where the Morgan from the parallel world was locked up. Can she get her life back? Or will she find herself paying for the mistakes of the girl who pretended to be her? The Other Morgan does not contain any profanity or sexual content.

A PARALLEL WORLD WHERE IT'S ILLEGAL TO BE OVERWEIGHT This boxed set contains all 3 novels from the Parallel Trilogy: Gone, Imprisoned, and Hunted. When sixteen-year-old Morgan Campbell runs away from home, she doesn't expect to cross into another world, especially a parallel world where it's illegal to be overweight. In a world where rule-breakers and people over their approved weight are locked up in Federally Assisted Thinning (F.A.T.) centers, will Morgan be able to adjust to this society until she can find her way home, or will she end up trapped in this world forever? The Parallel Trilogy does not contain any profanity or sexual content. Librarian's note: See alternate cover edition of ASIN B00GH0JKS0 [here](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39849715-parallel-trilogy).