In a world divided by war, peace is the greatest temptation-and the most dangerous risk. Laela, a defiant elf of the forest kingdom Baequinnanea, has spent her life fighting for her people's survival. Agile, cunning, and fiercely loyal, she knows the cost of war all too well. When she's chosen to represent her kingdom in a precarious peace treaty, she's thrust into an unfamiliar neutral city-and into the company of her sworn enemy. Thosar, the cold and calculating crown prince of the powerful elven empire Banniurdrenn, sees the treaty as a political game. To him, Laela is little more than a naive wildling, out of her depth and beneath his notice. But as the two are forced to work together in this fragile truce, their differences spark more than animosity. Amid shadowy betrayals and hidden agendas, Laela and Thosar must navigate a web of lies-and their growing connection. But with centuries of hatred between their people, can they truly build peace? Or will their fragile bond shatter under the weight of duty, loyalty, and the dark temptations of power? Two enemies. One chance for peace. And a choice that could change their world forever.

Clara Elmwood disappeared without a trace, and life in Willowridge moved on-except for Elara. Obsessed with discovering what happened to her classmate, Elara has been digging into the town's secrets. However, the more she uncovers, the more she realizes that some things were never meant to be found. With every step closer to the truth, Elara becomes entangled in a web of lies and mysteries that could change everything-if she survives long enough to understand. Some questions are better left unanswered.

Riley Carson's dream of becoming a successful streamer *takes off* after a viral encounter with Arin Stone at VidCon. As their fame grows, so does the pressure. When a raw emotional breakdown on stream goes viral, Riley must face the truth about themselves, all while navigating the highs and lows of online fame. With Arin by their side, Riley will learn that being "on live" isn't just about the streams-it's about staying true to who they are.

When fourteen-year-old Deborah Hill and her seven-year-old sister Olivia Hill are sent to stay with their stern Aunt Susan at the imposing Hill Manor, they expect an autumn of long days and strict rules. What they don't expect is the creeping dread that seeps through the walls of the house or the haunting presence of the town's dark history lurking just beneath the surface. As Debbie struggles to shield Livy from the mysteries of their new home, her sister grows increasingly attached to an "imaginary friend." But Livy's peculiar behavior and whispered secrets hint at something far more sinister-something tied to Hill Manor's past and a curse that refuses to be buried. With the help of a loyal friend and an unlikely ally, Debbie delves into a chilling tale of betrayal, revenge, and sacrifice. Time is running out, and as the truth unfolds, Debbie must confront her deepest fears to save her sister before it's too late. Hill Manor hides more than just family secrets. Some stories refuse to stay in the past.

James Pineda is a Catalan handball player who has just moved to Fulham, He's not sure about how he'll fit in, or if he'll ever... But when he meets his neighbor on the first day of school, he doesn't have any idea how much his life is going to change. Franchesca Ferrer Has lived in London ever since she was tiny, and she barely remembers Barcelona at ALL. Her parents don't help either, what looks to be a perfect, pristine family on the outside, is some people worst nightmare on the inside. She often finds herself skating her worries away, but when James walks into her life, everything turns onto its head.

she almost ran over a red traffic light when a hand caught her arm. 'hey are you colorblind?!' he shouted. she shrugged and replied, 'you know what? yes i am.' a story about how your passion can feel like a curse.