Tristyn McAllister never suspected his best friend Lexi Endrano of keeping any secrets from him, and certainly not one as big and life-changing as this. Tristyn has lived a fairly normal life, nothing crazy has ever really happened in his small town in Maine. That is until his best friend of two years tells him that he's literally from a different realm. He isn't sure what to believe. That is, until, Lexi actually brings him to the mystical realm of Xzyle. Lexi has no idea how his best friend if going to react. But he's always been one for taking chances. Little did he know what was going to happen when he does. If he had known, he never would've dragged his best friend (and crush) into all of this. Will the chaotic pair be able to save Xzyle from the monster, Kyunicoan? Or will they be trapped forever with the Monster in the Moonlight?

Digi's summer plan was simple: work at her family's restaurant, hang out with friends, and stay out of trouble before senior year. Then Beck showed up. She didn't know he existed a month ago, and now - after accidentally texting the wrong number - he was everywhere. On the beach she's claimed as her own. In her parent's restaurant. At family events he had no reason to be at. And every time they cross paths, he managed to pull a little more of her world into his. What started as an accidental encounter turns into late-night conversations, shared secrets, and a connection Digi can't explain - or shake, despite how hard she tries. But Beck has his own past, and the closer they get, the more she realises that some people don't just walk into your life. Sometimes, they crash into it and leave nothing the same. This a story of chance meetings, cultural expectations, healing, and the kind of love they never saw coming - but couldn't walk away from. Hi guys, I hope you fall in love with Before You Replied, as much as I did while writing it. If you're into slow burns, men who are soft for their women, badass ladies, forbidden love, culture clashes, and characters who feel a little like people you know and love - then this one's for you.

Evelyn Cruz is a driven young career woman who sees love as a disaster waiting to happen. She wants to focus on her goals, save her money, and somehow make a name for herself in this world. But there's another side to her ambition. She throws herself into her work, refusing to break for even a moment so that she has no time to . . . think. To think about what's missing, what should be there . . . but isn't. What is it? Who is . . . he? The man in her dream. The one who looks just like . . . the man on the cover of the brochure for the cruise she gets invited to, all-expenses-paid. Limbo Cruises, owned by mysterious brothers Collin and Vance Limb. They want something from Eve; why else would they go to such lengths to persuade her to join them on one of their cruises? Evelyn isn't sure if she should go. It would mean taking a week off of work to . . . relax. But the name Collin is ringing a bell and Eve wants answers. Why can't she remember? What do the brothers want with her? The only way to find out is by going on their cruise.

A group of teens decide to go camping in the woods of western Montana. Layla Reynold wants to spend the summer before her senior year relaxing at the pool, practicing her makeup skills, and trying to get her crush, Noah Anderson, interested in her. Going camping in the middle of nowhere with only some annoying boys and her somewhat annoying best friend to keep her company is not on her to-do list. Until she finds out Noah is going, too. Much like Layla, Logan Reef also is not interested in the camping trip. But Noah is requesting he drive them to the camping spot, and his parents think it will be good for his social anxiety, so he reluctantly agrees to go. What the teens don't know is that they've got the worst place at the worst time. Despite their best efforts to escape, they find themselves caught up in a supernatural conflict between two spiteful, powerful beings that will stop at nothing to destroy each other. All they have to do is make it long enough for a centuries-old curse to die, which would give them a chance to get away. But with constant threats to their survival, not being able to trust anyone or anything, and the unfortunate fact that they literally cannot get along to save their lives, it seems more likely that they won't be getting out of the woods.