Nick Artiguez is moving to Boston, to start his new life, at the university. But that's not his favourite part. It's annoying the hell out of his not-so-best-friend, Lee Acer. He simply cannot understand why he has walls around him. And he can't wait to drill through them. "If you don't shut up in the next 2 seconds, Im gonna kiss the life out of you" "Do it, Ace. I dare you"

Cameron Honeywood. Star student, varsity volleyball captain. Everyone's best friend, partially because he's just too nice to say no and because he's your literally 'all you need' guide. He's way too social for his own liking, way too hungry too. Also, for god's sake, stop calling that poor man unfunny. He is funny, to a point. Alexander Viktor de Valois. Kraits' leader, ruthless, smart, sarcastic. It's not like he hasn't tried talking to people, he just absolutely hates everyone. It's not his habit to let his prey go, but he does with a certain blond. Every. Single. Time. Because he knows, the prey will come crawling back to him. These two were never meant to cross paths. But for some reason, fate keeps throwing Cameron into Alexander's eyes. And Alex knows what he wants. He wants one thing, and that's Cameron. one night stand with nothing much happening leaves them both feeling incomplete. Til Cameron stumbles upon an unknown place. When he thinks he's off the hook, he just digs his own grave.

The ongoing war between the Lords of The Court and the Factions impedes on everyone's lives, but Avox Circen doesn't pay that much attention to it. That is, until he's invited to teach at the Dracon Defense Academy, the most prestigious school in the entire Faction. Now Avox is chucked into a conflict he never wanted to take part of, and forced to teach people the same age as him about a sport he hasn't played in years. His new job seems perfect, until the heir to the throne; Atlas Skieven, slips a note into his desk. Will this new job lead him to secrets about the royal family that everyone's forgotten? Or will it lead him straight into the arms of Death?

A story about love, loud silences, and the long, painful, beautiful process of becoming whole again... All Navia wanted was a quiet senior year. No drama, no trauma dumping, and definitely no foreign exchange students spawning on her couch. But then came Auren - a soccer-playing, sarcasm-wielding, food-obsessed Canadian boy with a talent for getting under her skin. Navia has no patience for nonsense, small talk, or people who expect her to entertain their shenanigans. She's spent her life trying not to take up the space and time of others. Auren, meanwhile, never learned how to stop yapping, and spends his time wasting other people's. Between chaotic best friends, unhinged choir teachers, pottery mishaps, and constant banter, the two navigate a school year full of fighting, healing, unexpected laughter, and a kind of love that feels terrifyingly beautiful.

Knox has spent years perfecting the art of not giving a damn. He has spent his whole life keeping people at arm's length, working late shifts, smoking through the exhaustion, and surviving each day with the numb detachment of someone who learned too young that caring only leads to pain. The art club he joins for extra credit is supposed to be just another chore. Instead, he founds a new obsession and four artist that, turns out, aren't as bad as he thought. Knox doesn't want redemption. He doesn't believe in healing arcs or clean endings. But as the weight of his past presses closer, and the present demands choices he can no longer postpone, he's forced to confront a question he has never allowed himself to ask: What happens when running is no longer enough?

For years, Silas Blackwood has shared his life with an anonymous online friend he has never seen, never met, and never stopped trusting. Then an international tattoo competition in Las Vegas brings him face to face with Victor Acosta: his most dangerous rival and the identical twin of his boyfriend. Victor and Silas should make no sense together. One is silence, the other noise. One holds back, the other throws himself headfirst into everything. Still, they understand each other better than anyone else ever has. Now they're competing for the same title while Victor struggles to hide an obsession with Silas that began years before they ever met. The truth has the power to break them beyond repair, or bind them together for good. Because Victor Acosta is now both Silas's greatest rival, and the anonymous friend who's been on the other side of the screen all these years. 🥇#1 - slowburn 🥇#1 - queer 🥇#1 - switch 🥇#1 - mmromance 🥇#1 - yearning 🥇#1 - twins