A.J. and C.J. have a few changes to get use to. They must live in their mansion with their whole family, deal with a rotten neighbor next door, and secretly train the magical abilities given to them by their great grandma and her twin sister. A.J. is not too thrilled, but with a little magic he might be able to get used to it.

A.J. and C.J. go to camp and have an open opportunity to help campers enjoy camp as well. A.J. now learns how his powers can help and get a whole week of enjoyment as he values time with others.

My name is Selena, and what seemed like a harmless find turned into a nightmare when I discovered a set of mysterious arrows. Bringing them home unleashed chaos I never anticipated. Once those arrows found their way into someone else's hands, love became a dangerous game.

Relationships are put to the test as A.J.'s powers start to develop. With the mystery still open, it's up to the twins to find some answers. But this will lead to a struggle in friendship with Ian. A.J. and his siblings will soon learn what's more important when serious matters are placed in front of them. A.J., C.J., and their sister Britt must focus on their powers as they are being guided to help their cousin, Carson.

The Hardwick twins are testing their friendship with Ian as A.J. gains the ability to sense the truth. With Valentine's Day approaching, A.J. wants to use his newfound power to finally pursue his crush, Tammy. In the meantime, the boys are concerned about how their cousin is coping with the loss of her mother. Even though she hasn't expressed her feelings, the boys are eager to show her how much they care about her struggles.

A.J. and C.J. are twin brothers learning how to master their powers. But this time they are on a mission, with their little sister of course, to meet their uncle they've never knew they had. The only way to do this is if A.J. learns his spell. Can he master it AND welcome his uncle into the family?

A.J. and C.J. are about to learn that they have powers that can do amazing things, now they need to learn how to make it amazing. When their Great Grandpa comes to help out, they start understanding how when God gives you an ability, you don't just use it for yourself. Question is can these Hardwick kids figure out their use?

Kyle Massey wants to meet friends in this new neighborhood he's visiting, but it doesn't seem like there's anyone around. That is until he meets a few people. Some kids who only meet at night, at what seems like an abandoned park. But is it really abandon. Kyle Massey will soon learn, there's something going on in this small neighborhood, and the story behind it isn't to his liking...

Jeff always wanted a new cell phone, and when he finds one in his new backyard after a rain storm things start getting weird. It all starts with a random number calling him in class, but then it gets really strange. When text messages start sending horrible messages about accidents and tragic mishaps, and they’re beginning to come true…

Dylan Cylan is a unique kid. He’s short, but is very popular. He’s a baseball star, not to mention his step brother’s a genius. But Dylan’s genius brother is going to cause a problem with his new invention. A problem where Dylan is causing issues to himself.

Mike Ronaldson gets a chance to throw a better Halloween party then Blake Johnson. It'll be hosted at Hover Hill, a tall grey house every one knows is haunted. But weird things start happening, bubbling punch, dangerous pranks, and disappearing guests. And who's the owner of the house anyway? Some uninvited guest is here and he wants them out, even if it means sabotage!

Twin brothers, A.J. and C.J. Hardwick are starting a new life. C.J. is working on seeing the future, and A.J. is making magic. However, these boys are stuck using these powers while having their family member move it. Can A.J. handle the change while learning how to telelport his things? And can C.J. get his vision straight before it's too late? Find out how these boys can deal with a bunch of change in life while handling a neighbor who doesn't always make the best ideas.