After a heist gone wrong, five teens receive the ultimate punishment... To be forced to Participate in the Champions' Games, the prize of which is to enter The Maze that lay beyond the walls of their city, created many centuries ago by a scornful witch, cursing the city and its people to live in isolation. Nobody who's entered the Maze has been known to make it back alive. Will the gang survive? Or will they meet the same fate as those before them?

"He was chaos. She was calm. Together, they were the storm I couldn't stop reading." - Wattpad Reader ⚠️ Disclaimer / Trigger Warnings This story is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences (18+). It contains themes and content that may be triggering to some readers, including: • Explicit sexual content / intimacy • Strong language • Physical violence • Street fighting / blood • Mental health struggles (panic attacks, depression, PTSD) • Suicidal ideation / attempt • Alcohol use Reader discretion is strongly advised. If you find any of these themes upsetting, please take care of yourself first.

Roxie Rayne Romero is a fierce cowgirl, a heartbreaker, and champion rider who swore off commitment -until Jaden Davis Reyes, a bold younger applicant, crashes into her world. What start as a hookup turns into a messy, magnetic connection filled with lust and jealousy.

Human. Cheryl was just a normal human girl with a life that was less than savory but was still her own. Her plans to run away and open a quiet library after graduating high school were quickly thwarted after she fell in love with beautiful, kind, caring, sincere Sky. No problem there. Well, except for the part where he isn't human. He's a werewolf, a future Alpha to be exact, and she is to be his Luna which Cheryl accepts wholeheartedly. But with the hatred of the pack towards humans, the prophecy which centered around a decision she makes that will either save or doom the pack, vampires that are out for her blood and the mysteries of the laid back Moon goddess, Cheryl starts to think she bit off more than she could chew. Well, did she?