Cassidy Nethers has been considered abnormal her entire life; dangerously curious, crazy smart, and maybe just a tad insane. She prefers to be alone; she lives alone and she works alone. A detective at heart and in real life, she has been compared to Sherlock Holmes plenty of times and she can't help but compare herself to him too. When she meets someone who seems to care it spikes her curiosity and when he hands her the case of a lifetime she takes up the opportunity to solve it and catch the killer. Again. As she digs deeper and gets closer to the answer, she discovers a secret lifetimes old. What happens when the one person she lets in is the liar? Can she find him out? A story of a lie and something forgotten. In a personal war where she could be the causality, will Cassidy push on or pull away and deny the impossible truth for once?

"Let me ask you this, do things like this even happen anymore? You know what, I can answer that for myself: no. No they don't. Arranged marriages don't happen anymore, especially not in San Francisco, California. Especially not to a family without money, standing, royal blood, or religious views of any kind." **** Sophia Landry has just graduated from high school, gotten into the college of her dreams, made plans to live with her best friend, and striving to be an author one day. And then all that comes crashing down. Her parents drop the bomb that she has to get married to a person she's never met, has to move to a place she's never been, and give up all her plans for the future. The only good thing about her situation is that Mitchell Collins is droolably good-looking, super sweet, and ina exactly the same situation as her. They muddle through for as long as they can, and hope to make it through their marriage alive. Good luck to them both.

Phyllis is an everything-but-regular girl. She has an inner sanctum of friends that do nothing but smoke and listen to music on the floor of her friend Benji's living room. She repeatedly does things wrong, stumbles a little, and generally screws up. A lot.However, when tragedy strikes, she has to learn to gain her footing and stand up, making her world of wrongs go right. At least once.

They fell in love the first time their eyes met, even if they didn't quite know it yet. Adam Lancaster and Rayne Moore are not your classic faerie royalty, Rayne is the heir to a throne, but is no good at being a princess. Adam is second in line for a throne in which he would do well. Their paths were bound to cross, but when Adam's brother gives up his throne, and an elaborate secret is revealed, their relationship and their world could be changed forever.