Demetria Montella, a sixteen almost seventeen year old, teenager from Northern England, who is suffering from grief and selective mutism. She's never had a good life. Even when it was just Demetria and her guilt stricken mother, who made one bad decision, and ended up being the mother she never wanted to be. After her mother's death, Demetria finds herself in a care home. Where she is to stay...until her social worker pulls her out of class. Only to tell her she's been missing for eleven years. In Spain. Not only is she a missing person, she also has a family. A father. A step mother. And five older brothers. Will Demetria take their help? Will she take the chance to live a different life? Who will help her along the way? Will she even find help?

Aurora has spent her entire life on a small farm in Montana, helping her grandfather harvest peas, lentils and wheat and learning the value of hard work, perseverance and loyalty. But when her grandfather can no longer care for her, he goes to the extreme and calls her father - a very powerful man who hasn't the slightest idea that he even has a daughter. Now Aurora must move to a city filled with luxury, privilege, and hidden rivalries, where she has to find her place among her new half-brothers she never knew she had. Facing a world so different from the one she's always known, Aurora must navigate intense expectations, complex family dynamics, and her own place in a life she never imagined. How will she handle this new reality, and can she find her own strength along the way?

At first, I would have considered this behaviour as stalking; they seemed to be everywhere I was, like they knew my routine off by heart. Not just that; they were in my head, like I'd eaten some dodgy food and now had a parasite swimming around in my brain. Only this parasite was in the form of two mysterious men. But now I know the truth, maybe my best friend was right, was it fate? Or just that the saying was right, it was a small world after all. A strange coincidence that I happened to have ties to them yet had never met them. And how was it possible to feel so connected to them. Perhaps it wasn't fate, maybe I should have listened to my doctor when they suggested therapy...

** NEW 2026 APRIL BOOK ** Mafia family | lost sisters | triplets | age regression | Ten years ago, the Partridge family lost their triplets, swallowed by a dark forest that never gave them back. No trace. No answers. No hope. Since that night, the girls have lived by one rule: obey. Taken in by the American mafia, survival came at a cost. Obey the comments. Obey the hands that linger too long. Obey the commands that strip away who they once were. Because one wrong move -one step out of line- could cost them everything. When a swarm of armed men storms the building, chaos finally gives them a chance. They run. For a moment, the forest becomes their refuge again. Freedom almost feels real... but it doesn't last. Not when their faces are known. Not when they're being hunted. Desperate and out of options, the girls are forced into the hands of another danger the Spanish mafia. A fragile alliance forms. One relationship sparks. One meeting changes everything. And one boy... holds the key to leading them back to the family that never stopped searching. Started: 8th of April, 2026

She grew up in a world of borrowed names and half-truths. Lavina doesn't know who she is-or what was taken from her the night she was born. With one eye the color of sky, the other of earth, she has always felt like a question no one could answer. Gentle, curious, and untouched by the darkness that surrounds her, she believes her life is ordinary. But shadows move quietly. And the past never forgets. As whispers of her bloodline begin to surface, Lavina finds herself on a path she was never meant to walk-toward, a family that doesn't know she exists, and a legacy that was never meant to be hers. Some truths are too heavy for innocence. But destiny does not ask permission

Maddison Blake, 21, fiery and stubborn, is struggling through college and is fresh out of second chances. Seeking some peace, she moves into her older brother's apartment...only to find she's not alone. Nicholas Carter. Her childhood crush, her brother's best friend, and now his strict, no-nonsense roommate, interferes with her plans to relax, enforcing rules she didn't know she had to follow. Nick doesn't tolerate brats. He doesn't tolerate disrespect. And when Maddison pushes him too far, he's determined to teach her a lesson she won't forget. But what begins as discipline quickly ignites a fire neither of them can ignore. What happens when discipline turns into craving, and neither can stop wanting the other?

Melisa Baker, also known as "Honey" Baker, 22-year-old woman, owner of a famous bakery in L.A. moves to Forks to start a new life after her sister death. Melisa is known for her bubbly personality and charisma, as well as her kindness and good pastry skills. Her nickname, Honey, is due to the descent of her name, her hair color, and how sweet she is, just like honey. She has a little secret...magic is not just a trick. Upon moving to Forks, she meets a group of siblings who will turn her world around 360 degrees by introducing her to their father. From then on, everything will be left to fate and Melisa will let know everyone the reason behind her nickname. Join Honey and Carlisle in this sweet story full of flour, eggs, butter, milk and a little bit of honey. Also...do not forget the magic.

❝ Get on your knees, Red. ❞ Forks, Washington is the kind of place where nothing is supposed to happen. Which is probably why Brooklyn sticks out so much. Bella Swan's cousin-sharp-tongued, sarcastic, always a little too honest for her own good. The kind of person people in Forks are used to seeing but never really figuring out. She's known, she's noticed, she's just... never fully understood. Especially not by the Cullens. Until Bella comes back to town and everything starts to tilt. Because Brooklyn has opinions. Loud ones. Especially about Edward Cullen, who she decides she doesn't like from the very first second-and somehow makes that everyone's problem. Then there's Jasper Hale. He notices her the second she walks into the room. Something about the way she moves, the way she laughs, the way she looks like trouble waiting to happen, it pulls at him. She notices him too. And in three hours, it's not just a look, not just a conversation. She sleeps with him. Because when Brooklyn wants something, she doesn't ask for permission. And Jasper, who's spent decades learning to control everything, suddenly can't control a single thing.

Stella doesn't mind being stared at. People usually are, once she starts talking to empty spaces or pausing mid-sentence to listen to something no one else can hear. She has always noticed things others miss, quiet footsteps with no bodies, voices that linger after goodbyes, the way certain places feel heavier than they should. Ghosts find her easily. She's learned to be kind about it. When one particularly polite spirit leads her to a hospital in Forks, Stella assumes it's just another small favor for the dead. Instead, she meets Dr. Carlisle Cullen, a man who feels wrong in a way she can't quite explain. Dead yet alive, too calm, too still, yet strangely familiar to the spirits that follow her. As Stella drifts between conversations with the living and the dead, she begins to wonder why ghosts linger around him, why the moon seems brighter around him, and why being different suddenly feels like it might matter. A whimsical, quietly strange Twilight fanfiction about unseen worlds, gentle magic, and finding someone who understands the parts of you no one else notices.

Ivy Fairchild is the sweetest girl in mystic falls. She is kind and gentle and most of all she is human. Her best friends Damon and Bonnie make sure she's safe within the supernatural world she inhabits. However, no one seems to know why the girl takes such a strong liking to a certain hybrid when he gets to town. Follow Ivy's story as she tries to balance her love of her friends and her longing for who they consider their enemy in "Angel".