Noelle has always preferred love in books. On paper, love is consuming but tender. Devastating, yet safe. The kind that feels eternal even when it ends. But real love is different. At nineteen, she meets a man who doesn't chase, doesn't explain, and can't promise forever plagued with his own battles. Anakin is composed, deliberate, impossibly controlled, the kind of person who makes silence feel intentional and distance feel like choice. The kind of person that's addictive He doesn't pull her closer. He simply doesn't step away either. What begins as quiet fascination turns into something far more dangerous: a slow unraveling neither of them can name. Because the most intoxicating kind of love isn't loud or reckless, it's the kind that feels inevitable. The sad truth is some romances aren't meant to be survived. They're meant to change you. Forever. Now the question is, are you ready?

Sia Collins has a talent for chaos. One night, she burns down more than just bridges. She sparks a chain reaction that lands her brother, Jeremy, in the hospital and pulls her straight into the orbit of Thornwell House, a secretive fraternity with a history of power, control, and buried sins. Now she wants answers. And revenge. Her only way in? Her infuriatingly perfect roommate, Bree Miller whose brother, Brandon, just became Thornwell's newest recruit. Brandon Miller has always done what's expected of him: honor the family name, follow his father's path, and never question why. But joining Thornwell was his first act of rebellion,and the moment he steps inside, he realizes he's traded one cage for another. As Sia manipulates her way closer to Brandon, the lines between right and wrong begin to blur. Secrets tighten like a noose. Jeremy's loyalty, Thornwell's legacy, and the Millers' reputation all orbit around one explosive truth waiting to surface. And when Sia finally gets too close, she'll have to decide what's worth saving her family, her revenge, or herself.

Summer Sanders is going through it. The pressures of school are mounting, and her home life is completely falling apart. Feeling bored and lonely on a Saturday night, she decides to get buzzed and surprise her hookup buddy with her best lingerie. The only problem? She stumbles into room 212 instead of 221. That fact wasn't apparent until the grumpy occupant, Carter Reyes, returns from his trip to the laundry room to more than an eyeful. Carter is the star basketball player on campus and has plenty of his own issue at hand. With one last shot to achieve their dreams, neither of them any distractions, especially not in the form of fickle college relationships, but for some inexplicable reason, entering each others' lives proves easier than leaving. Cover by @latoniamiller

Blair Fairbanks is excited to finally be going away to college. She's ready to learn, have fun, make new friends, and live on her own in the dorms. Wesley Foster is a playboy who cares more for hooking up with girls then earning his college degree. When the two accidentally get paired as dorm roommates, the two clash. Blair does not want Wesley as a roommate, and Wesley will tease her at any chance he can. Then when switching dorms is impossible, the two are forced to learn how to live together, forming a crazy memories and a bond that may just make them want to be more than just roommates. **THIS IS UNEDITED: So yes there may be some grammar and spelling errors. I apologize, but will eventually get to editing it.***** Highest Ranking: #134 in Teen Fiction!! :) 12/24/2016 SHOUTOUT: Shoutout to @Leighabear0625 for the amazing, amazing cover on front! Go follow her for stories and covers! :) Shoutout to @Java_Bean for the amazing cover they made me that's on the first chapter! Follow them!! :) Shoutout to @ButterfliesFlyAway for the amazing covers they gave me in chapter 2! Follow them! :) Rated PG-13 for mild language and sexual content.