Violet McKinnon is a mystery. She entered the small town of Elmsfield in a whirl and left a mess in her wake. Violet left Emery's life out of nowhere, or so it seemed. Three years later, Violet falls back into Emery's life and disrupts it once again. Violet wants nothing more than to be close to Emery again, but for obvious reasons, it's not so easy. Why did Violet leave? What happened while she was away? **Read "Landslide: Before" and "Landslide: After" before reading this.**

(Spoilers! Go to Landslide: Before. Do not read first.) In the wake of the traumatic events that shook Emery's world, she's left struggling. When everyone seems to have abandoned her, Emery is left with nothing but bottles of alcohol and strangers bodies to keep her company. What will pull Emery out of her reckless behavior? Will the woman she loves come back into her life? Or will she find love somewhere else?

Emery Davis had her whole life planned. But she didn't plan to catch her girlfriend cheating on her, or to meet Violet McKinnon, a beautiful girl shrouded in mystery. And even though nothing is going the way Emery planned, she finds solace in her newfound friendships. But, what will happen when tragedy strikes and the one person Emery needs is no where to be found? (Slow burn romance, trigger warning for later chapters ⚠️) (THIS IS PART ONE OF A TWO PART BOOK. FOLLOW ME FOR UPDATES)

In which the popular boy attempts to use an exchange student to make his ex girlfriend jealous, but his ex ends up (fake) dating the exchange student instead. - After nearly three years of breaking and making up with her ex-boyfriend, all that Silena Valentine wants is some peace and quiet. Instead, she gets Mena Skelin- a handful of a temporary roommate, whose otherwise extensive vocabulary doesn't seem to include either of those words. Soon enough, Silena finds herself volunteering to do things she never would have even imagined: like kissing someone in front of the entire school, and catching very real feelings for her very fake girlfriend. And the latter kind of sucks, since she's pretty certain that Mena is only doing this in order to get revenge at the boy she actually likes. But then again, everything isn't always what it looks like.