The Dover Club series - Book 1 "A boy and a girl can never be just best friends. Not when one of them is lying." Austin Rhodes is Dover University's basketball prodigy with a clean-cut reputation and an NBA future. Isabella Cosmo is the fiery rebel who'd rather break a machine than her own heart. For three years, they've been the perfect best friends. But in the final year of college, everything changes. Austin is tired of playing it safe. He's been in love with the girl who hates the idea of it for years, and now that college is ending, he's finally ready to snap the restraints. The best place to hide love is behind a friendship after all. The Dover Club series is an interconnected stand-alone sports romance series that follows six varsity friends who meet in an Ivy League college called Dover U. Book 1 is the prequel to Isabella and Austin's story, but it's also the foundation of how the Dover Club got its name. Hop on the ride. It's going to be a long one. "If the Windy City series and Off Campus series had a baby, this would be it."

Book 2 in The Fly Series [This book is the sequel to Firefly. It cannot be read as a stand-alone. Since this part contains spoilers, it is advised to read Firefly first.] . . . This story began with Elena Summer falling in love. Three months ago, she woke up and forgot every second of it. Senior year has finally come to an end, and Elena's preparing for a future that's lighter, bolder, almost fearless, and unburdened by the memories her mind refused to keep. Justin Castor is one of them. To him, those missing months are not empty space; they're a wound that never closed. Loving Elena in silence has become a skill. Pretending nothing happened is the price of keeping her safe. In Cadford, survival has always demanded sacrifice. But when forced back into each other's orbit, Elena and Justin circle the truth like strangers who recognize the shape of something they've lost. Every glance feels familiar. Every argument hums with unfinished history. And every secret, once buried, begins to itch its way to the surface. In a town where every truth came with a body and every body tagged a secret, forgetting was never the end of the story. It was the beginning of a much bigger one. This is Butterfly, a tale where love is rediscovered, loyalties are tested, and fate dares its favorite tragedies to begin again. Welcome back to Cadford. The past remembers you. 🦋

Book 2 in The Rivals Series [This book is the sequel to Pencils & Polaroids. It cannot be read as a stand-alone. Since this part contains spoilers, it is advised to read Pencils & Polaroids first.] . . . They say every love story has a villain. But this is one with no heroes. At Ravenford, where ambition wears a crown and betrayal is the currency, Park Mellon returns, not as the girl who once believed in happy endings, but as the storm that comes after. Her heart, once golden, now beats in grayscale. Her mission is simple: destroy the boy who taught her love could bleed. Rainer Barcross has spent a year rebuilding himself from the wreckage he left behind. But when she walks back into his world, vengeance stitched into her smile, he realizes some ghosts don't stay buried; they just learn how to breathe fire. In this story, there are no heroes-only survivors. No villains-only the ones left standing when the war ends. No morals, because you'll never truly know who writes the story. Every line between love and ruin, guilt and glory, power and penance-is blurred. If the first book was enemies-to-lovers, this one is going to be ten times magnified with drama, romance, and blatant hatred. To make it spicier, play Taylor Swift's Reputation Era in the background, and you'll have yourself the very mood and setting of Book 2 in the Rivals Duet - I welcome you to Snakes & Scoundrels! Cheers! 🐍

Book 1 of The Rivals Series Whoever said academic rivals are a "vibe" deserves a punch in their face. For Park Mellon and Rainer Barcross, rivalry is religion. Since seventh grade, they've been locked in a war of grades, grit, and grudges. Now, with only one scholarship standing between them and their dream film school, their feud is about to turn cinematic. But beneath the sharp comebacks and staged indifference, there's something neither of them will admit: a tension too dangerous to name, and a history too raw to forget. Because when two people burn this bright, it's never just rivalry. It's survival. And at the end of every story like theirs, someone always gets scorched. Good boy x bad girl is adorable; bad boy x good girl is a loved cliche. But what about when they're both bad? Welcome to Pencils & Polaroids. It's a land of no heroes. Only villains.