Juliet Olivia Wicked is a witch. And her father, Mr. Everett Thomas Wicked is a business man of sorts. He’s a wizard, who’s in the business of making deals, magical deals that is. Now with Juliet’s eighteenth birthday fast approaching her father decides its high time she prove her worth in the family business and make a deal herself. He asks Juliet to make a deal with the alpha of one of the strongest werewolf packs in the USA, she offers the alpha the absolute magical safety of his territory for the remainder of his life and in return all she wants is him to be her lackey for the next ten years. But the alpha, Liam Wolfram, could be less interested in the deal Juliet’s offering, his pack is more than capable of handling itself. He’s more interested in Juliet herself. Realizing the only thing keeping Juliet from leaving is the promise of a deal, Liam conjures up a plan. He asks for two weeks to think over it, in which that time he asks for Juliet to remain in the pack house in case he comes to a ‘decision’ early. Juliet accepts. But while she’s conjuring up ways to convince him to say yes, Liam is conjuring up ways of woeing Juliet and making her his mate.

Avril Penny is head cheerleader at her school. She's beautiful, smart, funny, and nice to everyone. Of course nothing could be wrong in her life, right? She has the whole school fooled into thinking that everything is right in her world but the sad truth is...that is far from the truth. Blaise Janx is the town's resident bad boy. He has it all; he's funny, sarcastic, and hot as anything. Of course before he gets to school on his first day, everyone would want to believe that the reason he's bad is because he doesn't have enough money, but that's far from the truth. Blaise could afford anything he wants. But that still doesn't answer the question: why does he like getting in trouble? Find the answers to these questions and more in Far From The Truth.

LADY HENRIETTA WENTWORTH is not interested in the dictates of the day relating to marriage. Satisfied with her life, if she will marry, it will be to someone she loves and chooses. Her father does not insist she marry, until now. ALEXANDER DURHAM BARRINGTON will make a suitable match. All is settled between the families although Henrietta refuses to meet her betrothed until the day of their wedding. A chance encounter with BARON NEVILLE DE RABY may provide a way out. Will their plans provoke the intended result?

Captain Cole Stanley was a man bound to the sea and lands beyond the stifling industry of London. There was no space in his busy lifestyle for a woman, especially not a prim little miss like Oriana Brightmore. Yet despite her shyness, there appeared to be an underlying wit and spirit to her personality that Cole begins to find irresistible. Oriana always thought that her future-husband should be charming and even-tempered; none of which belonged to Captain Stanley- the odious guest residing with the Ashcroft's for a short spell. Although the obnoxious man vexed her beyond reason, he also may just be her only solution to finding a man who will want her- one that was currently on his way to the Americas.

Celia is just a poor peasant girl living on the outer boundaries of the King's castle. Her whole life, she's watched the people of that home move about, especially the young Prince Rupert. One day, the two meet by accident and suddenly, young, poor Celia is thrust into a world that she never could have imagined herself in. As their relationship progresses and becomes public knowledge, Celia finds out that being in the spotlight is hazardous to her safety. She is kidnapped away from the kingdom and the loving protection of her betrothed and his soldiers. Will Celia ever return to the safe embrace of her royal love?