Eddie Peters is your typical boy next door, with just enough chaos pumping through his veins. Born and raised in Gunner, Tennessee, everyone loves him. But it's all skin-deep. He knows how to navigate small-town courtesies and polite talk just fine-it's real connection that's hard. A tragic string of failed romantic attachments taught him he might be good for a fun time, but not a long time. Cody Hill works at the Rolland Horse Ranch. He's always been no good with people, but horses he knows well. He's a man meant for a simple, quiet life. And if that doesn't include love, that's fine by him. He's made peace with it-or so he thought. When Eddie and Cody meet, the chemistry is undeniable. But chemistry is not real connection. That takes effort, and the courage to let yourself be seen. Companion sequel to "Fight or Flight". Can be read as a standalone, but characters from the previous book are present.

When the pandemic reshapes their lives in Amsterdam, three graduate students find themselves straddling the line between ambition and survival. Their algae research, once a source of purpose, becomes a pressure chamber none of them expected. As late‑night arguments blur into long silences, the trio must confront the quiet truths that surface only when life slows to a halt. In the shrinking space between fear, friendship, and the unraveling no one wants to name, they begin to learn that resilience isn't a straight line.

Fourteen months after their friendship withered into absolute silence, Shaan spots his ex-best friend across a loud Delhi club and faces the awkward reality of the daylight reunion they can no longer avoid.

Saving a captured fey lord with nobody but a winter fey who you're pretty sure hates you as your ally? James had definitely imagined a different holiday, but this is the one he's getting. *** After a humiliating experience involving a guy and a rejection, all anxious, nineteen-year-old James wanted was to disappear from his small, tight-knit community. He almost gets exactly what he wanted when he wanders too far into the woods and stumbles on an ancient prison-an ominous place that holds a powerful spring fey captive. In the course of a night, James finds out that not only the supernatural is all real but also that they desperately need him. Only James possesses the magic to reach the spring fey's prison realm and free him. Can he do it, however? James isn't so sure. Choosing him as a 'hero' sounded like a cruel joke, and most supernaturals didn't seem to have much faith, either. With nobody expect a stern winter fey who was assigned to teach and protect him at his side, James has to save the spring fey against all odds. Somehow.

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When Finch goes to bed after a long night of magical bullshit, the last thing he expects-or wants-is a phone call from a vampire asking for help. He's tempted to ignore Luther and go back to sleep, but there's something about the vampire's desperation, and his offer to pay large sums of money, that Finch just can't ignore. Little does he know that he's about to start down a path that will change the lives of himself and his housemates.

What's the definition of perfect? Finley O'conner. He has it all. Charm, popularity, and annoyingly good looks. But beneath the confident facade lies a secret, the reason why his seemingly perfect life flipped upside down. His raging crush on Archie Hollow, the school outcast. When Finn finally reaches out to his long time crush, he discovers something about him that changed everything. Archie's a medium, someone that's able to see communicates with the dead. And he can see something particularly eerie about Finn.

13 missing person cases in 11 months. Thats what the police said. But Miles Kilgore had picked up on something rather unusual. Maybe it was a strange clue, or maybe it was a complete coincidence. But the moths always came first. They'd appear from seemingly nowhere, and without fail, after a few days passed, someone would vanish. ~ Miles, a rough, terrifying delinquent to the world around him, held a deep secret in his heart. He loved cute things. His bedroom was covered in pastel plushies, filled head to toe with cute cartoon figurines and animal ornaments, he knew every magical girl show like the back of his hand and bought handcrafted goods off etsy any chance he could. One day, he finds himself face to face with a boy he'd never seen before. A boy who was absolutely determined to solve the missing person cases. A boy Miles thought was extremely cute. Content Warning: Use of strong language.

Soren never asked to be the only faerie on campus who can see ghosts. Because honestly? It's kind of a nightmare. Between dodging chatty spirits in the hallways, and constantly being late because some 200-year-old ghost will not move from the dorm entrance, Soren has enough problems. And after Soren loses his protective charm, things get worse. The ghosts aren't just harmless annoyances anymore. Some of them are dangerous. The shadows are getting darker, the spirits are getting hungrier, and Soren is seeing things that no faerie should ever be able to see. Soren would love to focus on literally anything else, like figuring out how to make a certain angel fall in love with him or passing his exams, but first? He needs to fix this before he ends up as just another ghost on campus.

Twenty-one-year-old Flynn is homeless, technically, but he still has a roof over his head and food in his belly, so it's fine. This whole thing wasn't even his fault. Really! He just witnessed something awful, called the cops, and then his landlord-or whatever that tattooed man he paid rent to was-kicked him out. Cam and Justin are twenty-five and have known each other for nearly their entire lives. They share a beautiful home and run a successful antiquing business, but beneath the surface, they've been struggling ever since their years of caring for Justin's terminally ill sister came to its natural end. They've always had the most fun when they brought in a third, and when they meet Flynn, they're instantly smitten-charmed by this sweet, bumbling boy who so clearly needs a helping hand. But Flynn isn't looking for a one-night stand. He's looking for a home. Is bringing him into their lives really a good idea?