Nic Leeuwen doesn't believe in fate. He believes in efficiency, data, and always staying one step ahead of the chaos. As the youngest Senior Consultant in Pullman Consulting's history, Nic lives his life in terminals, conference rooms, and first-class cabins-solving broken companies the way some people solve crossword puzzles. He never stands still long enough to want anything more. Jasmin Osondu doesn't believe in staying put. A flight attendant with braided hair, a neon crew tag, and a heart shaped by summers in Lagos and Brussels, she chases stories across continents instead of routines. The sky is her home. Connections are temporary. Love? Complicated. They meet in a Charlotte airport coffee line. They share a flight to Houston. And when Jasmin dares Nic to find her in a city of millions, she doesn't expect him to actually try. But some people don't walk away from impossible challenges. Where We Landed is a serendipity-soaked, opposites-attract romance about timing, turbulence, and the terrifying magic of choosing someone when your entire life has taught you to keep moving. Because sometimes the place you least expect to stop... is exactly where you were always meant to land.

Manon Laib can hear your thoughts. She just wishes she couldn't. When the FBI recruits her to probe the mind of a silent serial killer, Manon expects a disturbing case. She doesn't expect to uncover Thorn - a hidden puppeteer who manipulates vulnerable people into committing murder... and leaves them to take the fall. Now Thorn knows she's coming. And he's fascinated. As the psychological game turns personal, Manon must face a terrifying truth: the only person who can understand a mind like Thorn's... might be someone just like him. A psychological thriller about power, control, and the darkness we pretend isn't there.

Three months after bringing down a master manipulator who weaponized the human mind, FBI Behavioral Analyst Dr. Manon Laib is finally learning how to live without the shadow of Thorn looming over her. She has her PhD, a place on the Bureau's Behavioral Analysis Unit... and Special Agent Cash Barnes, now officially hers. For the first time, life feels steady. Until two children vanish. Arielle Huggins, the fifteen-year-old daughter of a powerful Republican senator, disappears after cheer practice. Nine days earlier, Sam Redman, the fourteen-year-old son of a prominent Democratic senator, vanished after school. Opposing political families. No ransom demands. No eye-witnesses. No obvious connection-except one chilling possibility: Someone is sending a message to Washington. As the BAU digs deeper, Manon's telepathic gift pulls her into the tangled thoughts, secrets, and fears surrounding the case-revealing hidden alliances, buried scandals, and a kidnapper who understands exactly how to manipulate power, perception... and people. But the more Manon uncovers, the clearer it becomes that this isn't just about leverage or politics. It's about control. And whoever took these children isn't just watching the nation's leaders- They're watching her, too. In a race against time, Manon and her team must unravel the psychological game before two families lose everything... and before the enemy proves that the most dangerous secrets aren't in government files- They're in the human mind.

Thirty years ago, the music of Strumwood went silent. On the day her grandmother is laid to rest, eighteen-year-old Aria Bryan discovers that the woman she loved most in the world didn't just leave behind memories-she left behind a warning. Hidden inside a dusty box are unfinished compositions, cryptic journals, and a letter that changes everything: Strumwood is cursed. The nation's most powerful musical leader cannot be trusted. And unless Aria completes her grandmother's final symphony and performs it at the legendary Hall of Echoes before the end of the year, her district will be erased from Melodia forever. There's just one problem. Aria has never composed a masterpiece... The Hall of Echoes hasn't allowed Strumwood to perform in decades... And the only person who might be able to help her is the infuriatingly charming jazz prodigy next door-Reed Reynolds-a boy who believes music is meant to be broken, not preserved. Together, they uncover a secret history buried beneath rival districts, forgotten performances, and a conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite the fate of their entire nation. As sparks fly between folk and jazz, tradition and rebellion, Aria must decide how far she's willing to bend the rules-and her heart-to save the place she calls home. Because some songs don't just change lives... They change the world. 🎶