At eighteen, Jade Sampson thought she had found the one man she would spend the rest of her life with, Austin Giles. He had been a long time childhood friend and later became her high school sweetheart. He was perfect in every way... or that's what she once thought. It was your typical hot southern, summer afternoon when she made the dreadful mistake of walking in on him with another woman in a rather compromising position. In a matter of minutes, her easy-going, perfect world came crashing down like a ton of bricks. Utterly heart broken and destroyed, Jade made the decision to leave her small home town and make her own way. It wasn't until five years later she received a call that would turn her new life upside down again. Her father, the same father that turned his back on her all those years ago had passed away. Now that she is forced to go back home and settle his affairs, how will she handle seeing Austin once again? Can she protect her heart any better this go round or will she relive the same mistakes and lose it all again.

❝see I've come to burn your kingdom down❞ With the threat of Orion growing bigger each day and the prophecy looming over her, Katya has to work through her advantages: one of them being that she's the long lost daughter of the one of the five branches of royal werewolves: The Anosovas. Being forced into a family that she sees as strangers, Katya must accept her role as one of the royal family and she discovers powers she never knew she had: powers that could potentially tip the uneven playing field like never before. However Orion isn't the only major player on the field. A new hunter is out to get Katya for his own purposes; Erebus, the Vampire King. With vessels, affinities and situations that seem too extreme to be true, Katya has to find a way to end the war before it begins, and it all starts with figuring out just who exactly kidnapped her from the Anosovas.

In a time where the princess couldn't pick her betrothed; Jane finds herself running away from the responsibilities of running the village. She doesn't get along with any of the royals and finds herself suffocating in a lie. Will she be free with the man she truly loves, or will she endure to suffer the life she tried running away from?

If you think babysitting or working in McDonalds are annoying jobs, try pretending to be someone’s sister. Fifteen year old Emerson isn’t faking to be just anyone’s sister. The pressure is higher, since Emerson is pretending the sister of her crush Ashton, who she often fantasizes about having something more with. She agrees, in hope of spending more time with Ashton, but when Ryan enters her life, a spark has ignited between the two of them. So now Emerson is in what so many people hate, an epic love triangle. Add in an abusive father, a bipolar best friend, and a creepy stalker, you’ve got her life down to a tee. Will she survive as his “sister”, or will everything come crashing down? Emerson has taken on the challenge, and will try to balance it all. One sarcastic comment at a time.

Many stories are told, indeed, but only with this one shall I proceed. The cunning tale of love, in Verona, or as many would call it, simply Ethan and Alana. Slipping sleuthly into the night, luscious red hair lit in moonlight, loyalty of family, while some evil remains— oh the things a few pages can contain. But don't you, dear reader, go making amends! This tale is quite precious; and now we begin.

Life was never normal for Alexandra Graham; she didn't have a family except her mother, Her father was in jail and her brother left her. But at least she had her best friend Jeremy Baker his brother--whom Alexandra didn't know about due to him living with his dad after their parents' divorce--Maxwell Baker. The Baker brothers hated each other and that caused the problem that changed Alexandra's life completely. After being hurt and abandoned by both brothers on one nightmarish day. Alexandra changed, and the sad thing was that no one even noticed her change. She had lost all the optimism she had on life and viewed herself to be a horrible person, just like her father. So now, a year later. When a certain person, neither of the boys like, takes interest in Alexandra. Things change. Will the boys be back in Alexandra's life to protect her from the person they know is bad. And how will they react when they finally notice how much their absence has destroyed the only girl they both ever loved.

Jamie Miller is an average trouble maker at school, a liar, and she's the kind of girl that gets the guys but she don't want them. Not snobby, just herself. When she makes up a facebook for fun . . . as a guy, she meets a guy that's supposed to transfer to her school tomorrow. He asks if she wants to be friends, but Jamie lies and says she's sickly and can't come to school yet so they can only meet on here right now. She blows it when he asks when she's coming and she says 2 weeks. Now Jamie Miller and Cameron Sampson are both his friends and he doesn't know their the same people. Jamie's dumb move of not telling is now getting her into more trouble than she wanted and more heartbreak than she needs. With her crazy friends changing up her life and making things worse or better, she's living through hell/heaven with this awesome guy that she likes and can barely even touch from the fact that she's dating someone already . . . someone she's regreting every moment of her life now.

After leaving West Wood, and arriving at Sunset Ridge, Cassidy Smith is faced with new problems. The love of her life had left her, and she was pregnant with his child, making finding a home even harder than she thought. She runs into an old friend, and begins to have feelings for him. He helps her get her own place, by pretending they are married. She still loves Cole, but John is the one who is there. John helps her move on, and things seem to be getting better as her pregnancy progresses. When Cole realizes he's made the biggest mistake of his life, he comes back for Cassidy. Do they get the happy ever after this go round?

Cassidy Smith suffered the loss of her parents when their farm burned down. She was barely 18 and had no other choice but to work in the saloon. She was ashamed of her job, but had to put her pride aside. Cole Mason was an outlaw with a past. Soon after first seeing Cassidy, he fell in love with her. Cassidy loved Cole with all her heart, but do they get a happily ever after? Or does the ruggedness of the Wild West and the mysteries of Cole's past interfere with their plans?