In New York, everyone knows who the Medici are. And everyone knows to never look at them for too long. Artemis Sullivan, 15, has learned to become invisible. She moves through the hallways silently, hides her bruises under her too-long sleeves, and counts the days until graduation so she can disappear forever from the prison-house she lives in. Then they arrive. Three black SUVs and three siblings who look like they stepped out of a beautiful nightmare: Liam, Killian, and Lisa Medici. The triple threat who's already in charge of New York even before turning 18. Killian Medici is 17 years old, has ice-blue eyes, and has a reputation that even adults fear. He never smiles. He doesn't speak unless it's necessary. He never loses control. Until he sees her. From the first moment he lays eyes on Artemis, something inside him breaks. She is fragile, silent, and broken, and he wants to protect her, possess her, and keep her away from the world that is about to swallow her up. But Killian isn't just any boy. He is the heir to an empire of blood, and love has always come at a high price for the Medici. But when the Artemis father raises his hand again and the Medici world knocks on the Sullivan's door, Killian must choose: let Artemis remain "innocent"... or mark her forever with his blood. An intense and painful slow burn. A mafia romance where he is already obsessed and she is still too young to understand what it means to belong to a Medici. Give my book a chance please. Everything is always under constant review

Faye Scamander was never dangerous. She was the girl who handed out biscuits like blessings, chatted with portraits, rescued injured creatures, and left wildflowers on desks simply because it felt kind. And somehow, Draco Malfoy noticed her anyway. Draco had been raised in a castle of cold rules and colder expectations. Faye had grown up in a cottage overflowing with warmth and wonder. He had been taught that softness was weakness. She had been raised to believe that softness saved people. They should have stayed worlds apart. Instead, they kept colliding-his armour against her gentleness, his silence against her small-magic courage. And somewhere between a flower she gave him, a biscuit he pretended not to want, and the moments they lingered without meaning to- everything shifted. Because some spells were loud and destructive. But the ones that changed a life? They were always the small things no one saw coming

12 year old Julie has learned that silence is safer than words. After a tragedy leaves her alone, injured, and grieving, Julie is sent across the world to live with seven half-brothers she never knew existed. Their home is grand, powerful, and unfamiliar - filled with people who want to protect her, even if some of them do not know how to love her gently yet. But Julie carries more than the loss of her mother. Behind her quiet eyes are secrets she swore she would never tell, memories she cannot outrun, and a heart that has learned to survive by hiding. As her brothers try to reach the little sister they never knew they had, Julie must decide whether silence will keep protecting her - or if family can become the first place where she no longer has to disappear.

Before Austin Black belonged to death, or medicine, or his brothers, he belonged to the ice. Notably, Austin Black has also spent his life being known incorrectly. To the world, he is the brilliant youngest son of a powerful family, already studying pre-med while his peers are still in school. To his family, he is private, precise, and impossible to worry about properly. But before dawn, in the empty rink his family owns, Austin becomes something else entirely: Free. Hunter Calloway, professional rich boy hater and the school's scholarship hockey captain, is not supposed to see him there. He is not supposed to care. He is certainly not supposed to fall for the rich boy whose world could swallow him whole. But on the ice, where class, grief, ambition, and fear blur into movement, Austin and Hunter find each other. Between hockey practice, family secrets, locker-room cruelty, and the impossible distance between their worlds, Austin and Hunter build something neither of them is brave enough to call love until the morning that love no longer remains the most dangerous thing. Still, the fact remains: they were never supposed to become anything. Not frenemies. Not secrets. Not fuck-buddies. And definitely not the kind of love story that involves "breaking news." ~~~ ಄ YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE READ "BLOOD" TO READ THIS (though, it will make the experience more enjoyable because dots will connect). ಄ If you have read, or are reading "Blood," this book is set both pre and post "Blood." ಄ It is a gay romance, if you want to be homophobic in the comment section, take a hint. ಄ You don't need to know ice-hockey to read this book.

Ignored. Sent away. Forgotten. Now he's back after almost two years from the hell they call Lockwood, all smiles and cheery expressions but under that exterior is a lone boy, crying for help he will never ask for. He was sent away to be 'fixed' but in the end, what can you do when people drive you to your tipping point? Do you bend to their will... or do you break?

𝐍𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞 /ˈnɒk.tɜːrn/ noun A musical composition inspired by the night-soft, melancholic, and haunting. A reminder that even the darkest hours carry a melody of their own. Where she mistook the Nocturne for the end, never knowing it was leading her home. -> Brothers/Family/Crimes

Piper's life has never been safe... until the people who made it unbearable are gone. Alone and confused, she's left with nothing-until someone arrives with the truth: she has six brothers she never knew existed. Brothers who've been waiting for her, protecting her from the shadows, and ready to bring her into the family she never had. Piper's world will change forever-but is she ready for the family she's always belonged to? Cover: @ivwonx

'Riven' revision of HER 𝘞𝘦 𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘢 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘺 𝘳𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘯 𝘣𝘺 𝘴𝘪𝘭𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦, 𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘰𝘧 𝘶𝘴 𝘤𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘺𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢 𝘥𝘪𝘧𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘰𝘸. •Brothers/Siblings/Dysfunctional Family

Sixteen-year-old Grace has been sculpted into perfection at an elite ballet academy, a porcelain doll who never cracks, never questions, never breaks. The Academy saved her from a home she'd rather forget, and discipline became her armor. Suddenly, like a rug pulled out from under her, Grace is faced with the six brothers who are adamant on bringing her home. Everything she'd lived, every memory of her past, was a mere lie. They claim she was stolen from them as a child. Now Grace finds herself in a mansion that's half sanctuary, half prison, with brothers who don't know whether to protect her or let her breathe. She's never wanted saving, especially not from men who watch her like she might disappear again. Especially not after she'd worked so hard to build a life for herself. They believe she's their saving grace, but maybe it was Grace who needed saving. The twisted Madden Family is full of lies and secrets, and now that Grace is home, all that was hidden is meant to be revealed.

Daniella Florakis loved her family. Well, not her blood family. Her mother died when she was barely ten, and she never knew who her father was. Not like that mattered. Her stepfather had been the best dad she could ever ask for, and when he passed, her stepsister, Iris, stepped up. Daniella was content with her simple life. That is, until Iris suddenly runs away. No explanation, no reason known, no heads up, nothing. Heartbroken and confused, Daniella is already struggling with figuring out her next step. Things only get worse when the police call, saying someone claims to be family. All of a sudden, she's whisked off to California and put in a house with six older brothers she didn't even know existed. But, hey, why is she complaining? This new life seems to be perfect. What complaints should she have as a long-lost heiress to a multi-million dollar company? However, she can't help but feel that something is wrong. Her suspicious are proven correct when she unveils the first secret that exposes a whole new set of intricately webbed lies. It's painful. It's messy. It's risky. But she won't stop. She can't. Because what else can you do when the reality you were living turns out to be a lie?