"You two are really close, aren't you?" Eddie said. Rachel smiled fondly. "I'd like to think we are. It's just the two of us, has been for a long time. She's the single most important thing in my life. And I never want her to feel otherwise." One change in the story leads to very different circumstances.

Faith Cooper. Now in a safe home with her mother, Rachel Mason. But just because her mother is the headteacher won't stop her from her old ways. But now, Faith has noticed some new threats that could affect her family, she does her best to stop them. Which may get her into more trouble than ever. Sequel to A Daughter Like Her.

Rachel has a very distant relationship with her daughter and rarely sees them, however when there boarding school closes suddenly, there's no other option for them but to move in with her. How will everyone cope?

Libby Hannah's parents have recently split. Her Mum has turned to alcohol to help her through leaving Libby to care for Olly her little brother. But with exam season starting at Waterloo Road will Libby be able to keep everything together or will it all come tumbling down?

Set in series 5. Lindsay' gone to prison, but Rachel can't abandon her. Awful summary, I know. Mother/daughter relationship for Rachel and Lindsay. Eventual Reddie, because I love that pairing. Rated T for language and themes that were present on the show (basically what happened in Rachel's past and what happened to Lindsay).

Rachel has to face her biggest challenge yet- watching her daughter leave home.

Rachel has a daughter and her two young nieces live with her after there parents died, follows the day to day life of the family both at school and at home

Things change so quickly, you never know whats going to happen, who you are able to trust. Does anybody ever really care? There was one person.Yes, Rachel Mason was just about the only person in Lindsay's life that she trusted now, who she felt safe around. There was only one place she would be able to find her and that was possibly one of the places she never wanted to go back to.

Sequel to 'It comes with the territory'. Months later everything is going well. Poppy's hooked up with school bad boy, Bolton Smilie and it looks like Rachel might have found love too in the form of Adam Fleet, Waterloo Road's head chef. But when Rachel's on her honeymoon, Michael Byrne is brought in. An action that does not go down well with Poppy...