Living in the Romallian Empire was not an easy thing under the watchful eye of its tyrant ruler Emperor Maximus, especially while the man is at war with his brother's newly formed Empire of Galacia. Their family feud is out of hand; villages are being burnt or are under siege, women and children are sold for profit, and men are killed if they refuse to pick a side and fight. Nevertheless, Candra has found a way to make her life even more difficult. As the daughter of Romallia's most notorious traitor and the exiled bride of the heir to the throne, she stumbles through life in the shadows in hopes of one day leading a peaceful existence. But fate is anything but kind. Galacian's attack the town she is staying in and take her twin brother prisoner. To save the only family she has left, she has to travel into enemy territory and fight... even if it kills her. But her reputation makes her the most identifiable girl in the Empire, so she does what any sane person would do: she disguises herself as a boy. On her journey for revenge and redemption, she is forced into the life of a gladiator. If Candra is ever going to save her brother, she must distinguish her friends from her enemies before she dies in the red sands of the arena. This is the first novel in a trilogy that outlines Candra's rise to power. The people need to know the truth behind this historical war that changed the face of their Empire. ~*~*~*~ Top Rankings: Monarchy #1 Gladiator #2 Genderbender #3

Aimee is a hardworking med student. Maddox is a wild business major. Together they share an apartment and absolutely nothing else. What happens when these two roommates are put on a 20-day lockdown during quarantine? *** When a nationwide lockdown traps two dysfunctional roommates together, there's nothing they can do... except get to know each other better. This is a total nightmare situation for Aimee, who has successfully avoided doing exactly that for the past few months of living with Maddox, her playboy roommate. While neither of them expects it, they might end up finding friendship, comfort, and maybe even love, at a time when they need it the most. ~~~~~~ R E V I E W S: Match Made in Quarantine is a funny, heart-warming story that captures current world issues all the while incorporating feel-good moments. Delve into Maddox and Aimee's beautiful love story if you love a combination of comedy and romance! - wonder_718 MMIQ is a rollercoaster of a ride, that had me laughing, crying and trying my best not smash my Kindle in frustration at Aimee's "hormones". Drawing inspiration from current events in a brilliant and funny manner, MMIQ is a fantastic read for anyone who enjoys talented writing, clever one-liners and relatable characters. 10/10. - GatsyNogim Filled with love, laughter, and some tears, this book is exactly what you need to put a smile on your face when the world outside isn't. - leahdiseris ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ 🏅Ranked #2 in New Adult, Apr '23 🏅Ranked #4 in Young Adult, Nov '20 🏅Ranked #5 in Romance, Nov '20 🏅Ranked #2 in Humor, Apr '23 🏅Ranked #3 in Love, Feb '22 🏅Ranked #2 in Teen Fiction, Aug '22 ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ MMIQ is a rom-com about a FICTIONAL PANDEMIC!

Alexander West and Emily Waterhouse were once inseparable. They were the best of friends. Through thick and thin, they'd stick together, they said. Fast forward 4 years later, and no one, except the few people that were around during their middle school days, even knew the friendship Emily cherished so dearly ever existed. Alexander West, the sweet boy she adored and loved, and who adored and loved her, had turned his back on her and started hanging with the bad boys crowd. Some called it a summer fling, some called it a fleeting romance, but to Emily, despite having been short-lived, the friendship they had was so much more than that. He was her rock. The only guy she had let into her life and felt 100% comfortable with. Until everything came crashing down on her and left her under a pile of rubble. But even after 4 years, Em still can't let go. Is she the only one that had stayed in the past? Or had the boy she shared that past with never left in the first place?