"She was all broken edges. He was all warm light. And somehow, they fit." After a traumatic past she keeps buried, Delilah "Lilah" Sinclair is just trying to survive her final years at Tommen. With a sharp tongue, hidden scars, and no intention of letting anyone in, love is the last thing on her mind. Until Patrick Feely crashes into her world-loud, charming, infuriatingly persistent, and everything she swore she'd never want. As the lines between enemies and something more begin to blur, Lilah is forced to face the darkness she's run from for years. With the help of unexpected friendships, late-night heart-to-hearts, and a boy who sees right through her walls, Lilah learns that maybe healing isn't about forgetting-it's about finding someone who stays. A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance full of angst, banter, found family, and hope. Welcome to Tommen.

Vince Hunter. The rich, famous, and world-known hockey player and my asshole of a boss. People see his charming smiles and game moves on the ice. I see his tantrums and irresponsibility. What I never imagined happening between us was a drunken one-night stand. And even worse? Getting fired because of it. But now, six miserable months later, he's back to ruin my life and he's at it again except this time he needs me to play the picture-perfect girlfriend. As it turns out, our scandal left his reputation more damaged than mine and if he can't redeem it, he can kiss his spot on the team goodbye. The worst part of it all? I'm stuck with him, bound by contract, until... forever? . . . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of parental abuse

Marie Thompson has been fighting battles no one at school can see. Between her toxic home life and the weight of secrets she can't share, she's learned to keep everyone at arm's length especially Oscar Rivera. Their rivalry has lasted since they were kids, filled with taunts, challenges, and unspoken tension. But high school has a way of changing everything. Forced into proximity and unable to ignore the cracks in each other's armor, Marie and Oscar start to see sides of each other they never expected. What began as contempt slowly shifts into something dangerous, something they both can't ignore.

The strongest sports team for girls in Starrymont High School is volleyball. The strongest for the guys is football. Kennedy Valentine is the captain of the volleyball team. She is the kind of girl that doesn't like to lose any tournaments or games just like her arch nemesis Daniel Meyer. Daniel Meyer is the captain of the football team. He likes getting his team mates pumped up for each game. The state championships are up and the two teams both have made it. A rule that the sports board agreed on after they made it to the championships were that the two teams have to bond with each other and support each other. The thing is, the two teams hated each other. How will they win the championships if they have to spend hours a week pretending to buddy-buddy with their biggest rivals? Sparks will fly, hearts will be broken, and most importantly new friendship will be made along the way. After all, who said winning would be easy? *Full description in the book*

* * * Lauren Collins is a good girl. She's responsible and shy but has a tight knit group of friends, excellent grades, and is dating Thomas Clark, a popular football player at Littleton High School. Nathan Rhodes is a bad boy. There are too many rumors to count about the times he's been in jail, or come close to it. But behind the tough, arrogant bad boy facade, Nathan is a mysterious, observant guy with a few too many unrevealed secrets for Lauren's taste. When Lauren finds out her boyfriend has been using her for sex, she decides it's time to quit playing nice. With the help of her best friend, Lauren decides to create a social experiment that makes her become popular and outspoken; she goes from being invisible to being the center of attention overnight. She even seems to capture the attention of Nathan Rhodes. Both of them of secrets that they don't want to share. Both of them have enemies they want to get back at. Both of them have to realize that they aren't so different after all. * * * disclaimer: so far this story is unedited, and will probably remain unedited until i complete it. enjoy!

Delphine Beauford is a 19-year-old figure skater whose sharp wit and icy demeanor keep everyone at arm's length. Known for her precise routines and relentless dedication, she's driven by a need for control and perfection. Behind her cold exterior lies a self-imposed isolation, shaped by years of strict discipline, self-doubt, and the pressure to appear flawless in every move, every word, and every glance. Kaiden McAllister, 20, is a hockey player whose confidence and charisma make him a natural leader both on and off the ice. He's cocky, fiercely competitive, and known for his social ease-a trait that hides his family's high expectations and his own fear of failure. Unapologetically himself, Kaiden is stubborn and quick-witted, often pushing boundaries to get what he wants, never backing down from a challenge. tw - anorexia, mature themes

Arabella has sworn off all hockey boys and Nathan cannot stop arguing with his best friend's cousin. But the more he discovers about her, the harder it is to keep pretending that they hate each other. tw: sa, abuse, anxiety/panic attacks each chapter won't contain a warning so don't read this book if any of these subjects may be triggering also I am British and know nothing about skating so my knowledge of America and skating isn't the best... but enjoy! xx (I hope)

What happens when the grumpy hockey captain crashes into the overly enthusiastic rain of sunshine? Estelle Simons has energy levels higher than the Empire State Building, that everyone she encounters has to deal with. Everyone loves her energy, well... Huxley Stokes would not consider himself part of "everyone". Huxley Stokes is cold, as cold as ice. Estelle isn't used to people disliking her, which is why she tries to befriend Huxley. Huxley tries to keep his distance from her, but he can no longer do this when the two work at the same local bookshop. Being forced to work together opens doors for them to work on their relationship. Will Estelle succeed in melting that stone cold heart of his? Names of places and people are fictional!

Peyton Grimes doesn't have a good relationship with her father. When she was 5 years old he left her mother for some young and flashy flight attendant that he met on one of his business trips. She has not seen him since. Now, 12 years later, her mom has died. She has nowhere else to go, except to stay with her scumbag of a father and his new wife in Florida. Things happen in Florida that Peyton never would have expected....she begins helping her father on his ranch, making new friends, and refusing to fall in love. **ALL RIGHTS RESERVED** [This was my FIRST story to ever write and complete. It's not perfect, but it's mine.]

After being caught, tried and arrested for a crime she didn't do; Lexi Hunter has a choice. It's either Juvie or spend the summer on her dad's ranch working off her probation. Should be an easy pick, right? Only problem is, she hasn't seen or spoken to her dad in ten years. The last time she saw him was through a car window as her mom drove them and all their possessions away to go live a normal, busy, eccentric lifestyle in New York. So basically, being back at a place she used to call home with a man she can't muster the respect for to actually call 'dad', is a prison sentence in itself. Lexi is determined to hate and ridicule everything about her situation. Wanting nothing more than to get the summer over with so she can go back to real life. That all changes when she meets Dawson Priest; the ranch hand who she is forced to work side by side with. His optimistic, simple, almost eloquent outlook on life, the world, and the small town ranch life in general sparks her to see things from his perspective and may even challenge her enough to mend the strained relationship with her dad. This is a story of self discovery, personal growth, a steamy cowboy fling, and learning the importance of forgiveness. This simple, small town life may not seem as much of a jail sentence by the end of the summer. Who knows, maybe Lexi turns out to be a country girl at heart after all.