The secrets of our ancestors never stay hidden for long... Emilia Evers was an average girl living an average life until one day, everything wasn't so average anymore. Forced to team up with the bane of her existence on a Class trip to New Orleans, Emilia is thrown into a world of Nineteenth century glamour, scandal, and murder. In order to find her way back home, she'll have to expose secrets, solve mysteries, and avoid getting herself killed in the process. Join Emilia as she experiences Love, Heartbreak, and the Ultimate betrayal. ~~ Book 1 of the Jinxed Series

✔ Become "not boring" in bed. The final step in Liv's nerd-to-hot-party-girl transformation is the hardest one. And if she's going to do it, she's doing it right. Enter Asher Reyes-resident bad boy, heartbreaker, and the guy who- well, rumours are he's been to juvie. (It's a joke of course). The deal is simple. • He teaches. • She learns. That's it. ... Right?

Desdemona ''Des'' Winchester wants nothing to do with Melliford Academy. In fact, she's pretty sure her parents shipped her off to boarding school just to get her out of their hair. It's a move they'll come to regret if she has any say in the matter. Nothing humiliates posh folk like having a daughter sent home from the country's most esteemed educational institution. Just flunking class isn't dramatic enough, though. Des plans to get booted in the most spectacular manner possible, just to make sure her parents' social circle will never let them live it down. Her scheming, unfortunately, encounters three roadblocks within the first week of class. The first: Exie Quinnell, teacher's pet, whip-smart, and unreasonably attractive. Neither girl intended to end up on a project together, but their teacher deemed Des in need of a little... remediation. The second: There are things about Melliford Academy that none of the teachers will talk about, even when pressed. Things that should be easy answers. The third: The first student found dead with a folded paper dove perched on their chest. ❖❖❖ Complete and fully edited. Comments and critiques are both welcome and appreciated. I write characters from many different backgrounds, with many different experiences. If you share those traits and find that I have misrepresented anything, please let me know! I am feedback-friendly and here to learn :)