Some time you have to risk it all for the possibility of good things.

SEQUEL TO: Fell In a Concrete Jungle. Gemma finds herself in new danger after the events of her father. Her whole life has felt like a lie, and the person she wanted the most isn't even there to guide her. Can Gemma escape the brutal hand of her father and show the world who exactly he is, will she survive an upcoming battle with him or will she share the doomed fate of the events. All she knows if she needs to get out, and she needs to get out fast.

They don't like each other. Every conversation ends in a fight, every moment between them charged with something sharp. But when everything around Noah starts to collapse, including himself, a fake relationship becomes the only way to hold the image of the band together. Elysia agrees for the sake of her own band's good. It's supposed to be nothing more than an act. Just enough to make people believe. But he's not just reckless-he's falling apart, and she's the only one who sees it. The only one who stays, even when all they do is break each other down. Because somewhere between hate and something far more dangerous, it stops being fake. And the truth is, he doesn't just need a distraction. He needs a miracle.

A sequel to Between the Reverberations "My heart has never skipped a beat that wasn't about you" "It was you in every breath I took" SabrinaDey, 2026

She's trained to keep people alive. He's spent years turning chaos into sound. On tour, control is an illusion - and some fires can't be contained.

Noah is back in LA, wallowing in post-tour spleen, and Alice, new in town, is ready to make him forget all about it. It's tempting to let himself be mister nobody for a little while, and ignore the prickly aspects of fame, but is it possible to build a relationship on a lie by omission?

Would meeting your soulmate be worth the risk of losing your memories?

(COMPLETED) Galilea Radaza has always lived in the shadow of music -- her cousins, Austin and Arrow, are part of the rising indie band Lara's Cry. She's used to being the supportive cousin at gigs, never the one in the spotlight. When life starts weighing her down, Galilea vents her frustrations in the most unlikely place: the DMs of Nick Folio, drummer of Bad Omens. She doesn't expect him to ever read it-much less reply. What starts as a one-sided rant becomes late-night banter, unexpected comfort, and a rhythm all their own. Because sometimes, it only takes a drummer's beat to bring your heart back in sync.

(COMPLETED) Aniela Miracle Galero lives for calm -- acoustic playlists, quiet cafés, and a life untouched by chaos. Tattoos? Too permanent. Rock music? Too loud. But one night at a Bad Omens concert, dragged there by her best friend, she catches the eye of Nicholas Ruffilo, the band's bassist and tattoo artist whose world is built on noise, ink, and rebellion. He calls her Amira, a name only he uses, and soon, the loudest person she's ever met becomes the one who listens the most. In a story where silence meets distortion, and softness collides with chaos, they'll find that some connections aren't written in words... they're carved in reverb.