Soulmate follows Selene Montgomery as she pieces herself back together after a heartbreak-only to collide with the past she never resolved. Her childhood best friend Joseph Carpenter is now the frontman of Moon, one of LA's hottest bands, and the distance between who they were and who they've become is electric-and dangerous. They haven't spoken since a drunken night after high school ended everything. Selene doesn't remember what happened. Joseph does. As old feelings resurface and buried truths come to light, Selene must face the possibility that what she and Joseph share was never just friendship. But wanting him means risking everything-especially since Joseph is already in love with Rae, his stunning, fire‑haired drummer. A sweeping, slow‑burn love story about missed chances, unfinished truths, and the question that never stops haunting us: what if your soulmate was there all along? COMPLETED

Her blood makes her prey. Her scent makes her the most dangerous thing in town. *** Six months before everything went wrong, seventeen-year-old Kelsey thought the worst part of moving to her father's hometown would be awkward family dinners and small-town boredom. She was wrong. Cold Creek is nothing like she expected, a quiet forest town where people stare too long, whisper bloodkin like a curse, and act as if they're waiting for her to slip. Her father won't tell her why. Her grandparents avoid the truth. And the woods surrounding the town feel alive in a way that feels wrong. When Kelsey crosses paths with Ethan Greystone, the one boy she was warned to avoid, everything fractures - the town's rules, her family's secrets. Even her own sense of safety. Because the danger in Cold Creek doesn't just hunt in the shadows. It watches her. It reacts to her. And it's getting harder to tell whether she's the target... or the spark that could set the whole town on fire. Some secrets rewrite everything you thought you knew. Some instincts can't be ignored. And wanting the wrong person might be the most dangerous choice of all.

Alternate Universe - Three parts No trauma. No near-death experiences. No emotional war zones. No ghosts from the past. Just two seventeen-year-olds with mild jealousy issues, questionable flirting skills, and entirely survivable problems. This is Norah and Daniel as they were meant to grow up. Soft. Normal. Almost unfairly sweet. ----- Part of the 'Everything I Couldn't Say' universe but can also be read on its own. It's just two kids in love.

When her therapy app accidentally sends Riley's private confessions to a random British expat - and his to her - what began as a glitch quickly evolves into the kind of intimacy that can only exist between strangers. A slow-burn contemporary romance. * * * When a company health initiative forces Riley Markle to download a trendy mental health app, she fills out the onboarding survey without much thought, expecting to get paired with a virtual gym buddy who'll send thumbs-up emojis twice a week. Instead, she gets paired with Joe, a lonely British expat whose wellness concern of Compulsive Behaviors is flagged by the AI system as a perfect match for Riley. Riley resolves to complete her month of check-ins and be done with it - until a glitch in the app sends both her and Joe's embarrassing therapy videos to each other instead of their therapist. Soon, Riley and Joe are talking late into the night, exchanging thirst-trap videos of their weekend routines by day, and thinking about each other constantly. Both are smitten, both are broken, and neither of them knows how to do this without destroying each other. The plan: Limit all communication to the app until after Day 30, then see where things go. But plans change. * * * 🏆 High Rankings: #1 in LITERARY #1 in QUICKREAD #1 in NEWENGLAND #1 in SHORTCHAPTERS (out of 38,000 stories) #3 in EPISTOLARY #87 in ROMCOM (out of 35,000 stories) #147 in ROMANTIC (out of 86,000 stories) Updated November 2025

What happens when you meet someone on the worst night of their life? When they're standing on the edge of a bridge and you're the only one who sees? How does a story like that begin? The story of two people who meet when everything's already falling apart. After her twin sister's death, Norah Bishop learns how to look whole - polished, composed, untouchable. She carries a secret that feels heavier than grief and a guilt she mistakes for balance. If something was taken, something must be paid. Daniel Cohen has been quiet his whole life. Not because he has nothing to say, but because no one ever listened. Not when it mattered. He doesn't believe in fate. He believes in control. In endurance. In loving one person so steadily it becomes instinct. They aren't supposed to collide. But from the moment they do, something ancient and unspoken refuses to let go - in glances across classrooms, in banters, in conversations that stretch past midnight, in touches that feel like recognition rather than discovery. As old wounds surface and truths threaten to unravel everything, Norah must decide whether she will keep living like punishment - or choose a love that feels terrifyingly alive. This is a story about grief that lingers. About desire that burns through fear. About two people who don't promise to save each other - only to stay. -------- [Book 1] in the Norah & Daniel Universe