[Soon to be Published Under TBC Publications] Si Riona Idianale ay isang ordinaryong mag-aaral, nang biglang mabasag ang huwad na kapayapaan sa kaniyang buhay. Nagsimula sa pagsusulat ng liham at tula, hanggang sa makakuha siya ng tugon na hindi malilimutan. Nakakintal na sa tadhana ang muling pagtatagpo. Subalit, maganda ba ang dulot nito?

Jannah, a third-year college business student, shoulders the weight of her life's burdens. Every day is a battle to balance her academic life with the emotional turmoil within. Then, she's paired with Lucas, the university's star athlete, who's also known for being a heartbreaker. Unexpectedly, she found solace in him, a forbidden escape from her troubled life. What begins as an academic partnership, became something more, a relationship that's limited to physical intimacy. As their situation deepens, she's confronted with the reality: it was a mistake. Will she be able to stop herself from falling? Or will she break all the rules for him?

Sylvenor College is a place of prestige... and secrets. When Ceallach Lucasta steps through its iron gate, she isn't searching for knowledge. She's hunting for the truth behind her sister's mysterious death. Whispers of missing students and unspoken horrors haunt the campus halls, but no one dares to question them. No one, except her. Then she meets him. The brilliant, cold, and feared Professor. He's the heir to the very family she despises, the dynasty tied to corruption and blood. Every instinct tells her to stay away. And yet, beneath his cruel reputation, she sees a man with shadows darker than her own. Drawn to each other in defiance of reason, Ceallach and Thiago ignite a dangerous bond. One that tempts her closer to answers, but also closer to ruin. Because in Sylvenor, love is not a sanctuary... it's a weapon. And the closer she gets to him, the closer she comes to a truth that could destroy them both. bc: jc

Zach Westbrook was my best friend-and the boy I'd secretly loved since forever. Until he said the one thing I was never supposed to hear. So I did what any heartbroken, humiliated girl would do. I ghosted him. Ditched the university we both planned to attend. And left without looking back. Our friendship ended the day I left town. Or so I thought. Three years later, I'm back. Not because I want to be, but because family comes first-and unfortunately, that means transferring to Ridgewater University. The same school Zach owns like a second skin. Still hot. Still cocky. Still the campus golden boy with a hockey stick. And still the last person I want to deal with. But I'm not the shy, awkward girl he used to know. I've changed. I've moved on. I'm no longer the girl who used to follow him around like a lost puppy. This time, I'm not the one getting benched.