Kim Jones is facing the biggest challenge of her ghost-writing career: write the biography of the insanely hot surfing champion Max Rider - without falling for him. Standalone in the Riding Your Wave series *** Kim Jones is the most popular writer no one has ever heard of - she's a ghost-writer for the stars. But when her family faces financial struggles, Kim has to convince the uber-private Max Rider to let her write his biography. Max is surfing royalty - not only is he the world's number one surfer, but he's gorgeous, kind, caring...and has plenty of secrets. Even though he's reluctant to share his story, something about Kim makes him willing to open up for the first time. But after having her heart broken in the past, Kim has one rule: Never mix business with pleasure. Fighting against their chemistry and demands from her editor, Kim tries desperately to hold onto her heart and morals when she follows Max on the surfing tour across the globe. But when the waves of attraction are too strong to resist, will Kim and Max find a way to stay balanced - or will their love become a total wipeout?

Kai Balavachi is just an ordinary kid, or as ordinary as you can be when you attend a privileged school for the Arts, live in a crime-controlled city, and have a couple of dangerous secrets. But on one fateful night, Kai bumps into his high school sweetheart. Sparks fly and old feelings resurface, but Gabriel is not who he once was. Meanwhile, a series of murders strains the already taunt relationship between the two crime syndicates and there seems to be one person behind it; Nightstalker, Kai's secret identity. But there is one problem; Kai knows he's innocent. Holding on to that one thread of truth, Kai begins the search to prove his innocence. But as he digs deeper, he finds that sinister forces are at play and his parent's deaths may not have been caused by the ones he thinks responsible. When secrets unravel and war threatens, Kai finds himself knee deep in conspiracies as Gabriel's past comes back to haunt them both. Who is really at fault and are the murders of past and present connected? Or is that just a coincidence? Warning: Contains violence, depressing thoughts and mild language This story contains boy love. If you don't like it, don't read this.