I thought the hardest thing I'd ever have to survive was my college applications. Turns out, I was wrong. Try accidentally bonding with a dragon egg during a freak thunderstorm wrong. Now there's a voice in my head that definitely isn't mine, shadows that move when they shouldn't, and monsters that apparently think I'm a five-star meal. Oh--and did I mention the four strange knights from another world who keep trying to kidnap me? Suddenly, I'm caught between two worlds: the human one I've always known, and another full of knights, dragons, magic, and an academy full of war-hungry elites I was never meant to stumble into. And somewhere between not dying, escaping every kidnapping attempt, figuring out how to raise a baby dragon, and trying to understand why one very infuriating (and ridiculously handsome) knight who clearly wants me dead. I'm starting to realize the real danger might not be the monsters at all.

For six months, engineering student Iyana Jiran has received a bouquet of rare red tulips. Anonymously. Expensively. To a girl who clawed her way into the nation's top university with nothing but her brains, it's not a romance-it's a declaration of war. A flaunt of power by the capital's hidden elite. Using her brilliant, analytical mind, Iyana begins to trace the tulips back to their source, uncovering a web of academic corruption and corporate espionage. She thinks she's solving a puzzle, but she's actually walking into a trap set by a man who has been watching her from the shadows. Is she the pawn, the player, or the prize in a game she never agreed to play? *** For fans who love heroines who use their brains as their primary weapon, this is for you.

*New chapter every Saturday!* There is a moment of tenuous peace in Terra Solara, so named after the god Solarius, the Radiant King. It is said that it was he who transmitted the warmth of life to the first humans, his first and most loyal followers, who were the founders of his religion, the Cult of the Eternal Sun. These, however, did everything they could to extinguish the warmth of life in other people for their own gain, political ascension, religion or even their own pleasure, so that seven petty kingdoms emerged from a single continent. Any notion of peace is quickly forgotten when there is constant political and religious intrigue in every kingdom. Even if one tries to avoid participating in confrontations, confrontations have a tendency to bring people together.

Ellie Williams didn't kill Brody Downs. But she's not innocent either. In a town that never lets you live down a mistake, Ellie knows better than to seek second chances. Especially, when her mom's rap sheet circulates around more than the newspaper. So, in the wake of Brody's death and her name in the rumor mill, Ellie keeps her head down and her secrets close. But when the calm breaks and the storm hits, nothing makes sense anymore. Broken bonds turn into romances, friends start to look suspicious, and the line between truth and lie blurs. In this town, you can't trust anyone. Not even the version of yourself you're pretending to be.