A story about love, loud silences, and the long, painful, beautiful process of becoming whole again... All Navia wanted was a quiet senior year. No drama, no trauma dumping, and definitely no foreign exchange students spawning on her couch. But then came Auren - a soccer-playing, sarcasm-wielding, food-obsessed Canadian boy with a talent for getting under her skin. Navia has no patience for nonsense, small talk, or people who expect her to entertain their shenanigans. She's spent her life trying not to take up the space and time of others. Auren, meanwhile, never learned how to stop yapping, and spends his time wasting other people's. Between chaotic best friends, unhinged choir teachers, pottery mishaps, and constant banter, the two navigate a school year full of fighting, healing, unexpected laughter, and a kind of love that feels terrifyingly beautiful.

Marley finds herself exploring nostalgic fairgrounds with her childhood doll. Yet, when presented with a simple game, she is tasked with the impossible. "A Night at the Fair" is a short story with themes of identity and the loss of imagination. Readers who enjoy more introspective themes with an unsettling, fever-dream-like tone may find this a nice read.

𝘏𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘢𝘭𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘴 𝘳𝘦𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘴 𝘪𝘵𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧. It's been five thousand years since Alva Fare was captured by Christon, the last living, immortal, son of Valk'marr, and the entire line of Alva massacred. None survived. The people of Alva Fare-now the Southern Kingdoms-habor a deep hatred for their government. But fear has been instilled in their hearts for centuries. Only 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 can save them now.

"Some minds break quietly." After tragedy tears Iris Lamay's world apart, reality begins to slip through her fingers. What starts as grief slowly becomes something darker-visions that refuse to fade, voices that shouldn't exist, and memories that feel far too real. As Iris struggles with her unraveling mind, she finds herself caught between the past she can't escape and the present she can barely understand. But through the chaos, one person still reaches for her: Cassie Wrence. They say love is strong enough to pull someone back from the edge-but what happens when it isn't always enough? [MARKED MATURE FOR SUICIDAL THEMES, SA/GROOMING]

Julian had always been a problem. Too loud. Too reckless. Too much. So when he gets caught doing something he definitely wasn't supposed to be doing-with someone he really wasn't supposed to be doing it with-his parents decide it's time for a fresh start. Briarwood Prep. An all-boys boarding school. Because sending him there? Yeah. That'll fix everything. Right? NOTE - this is my first book, so please don't expect it to be perfect! :)

❝You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to face them.❞ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ After wiping out on the waves and spending the last six months in a physical therapy centre recovering, pro-surfer Thalia Monroe, heads to the small coastal town of Sandy Cove to escape the limelight. Still recovering mentally from her near-death experience, getting back on the waves has not come back to her as easy as she hoped. Maybe all it takes to get back on the board is a local, Atlas Hayes, who wants to show her that maybe the strength she's been looking for has been there all along. One thing Thalia wasn't expecting was that falling in love is like surfing a wave, it's an adrenaline rush that can throw you ten feet under.

BOOK 1 Sixteen-year-old Milo lives by numbers-counting steps, breaths, patterns-anything that keeps the world steady. With Sadie and Liam by his side, he almost has things under control. But when a new chemistry partner slowly pulls him out of his routines and into something warmer, Milo begins to learn that some things can't be counted or predicted. Some things... you just feel.

Nesta Archeron is in a body that doesn't feel like her own, with magic flames burning beneath the surface, and desperate for an escape from her own mind. After a year of attempting to drown the horrors of her past in alcohol and sex, Nesta finds herself under lock and key, her choices once again ripped from her. As she struggles to adjust, she finds a friend in the quiet shadowsinger who treats her with a kindness and understanding that Nesta can't remember experiencing before. Meanwhile, a scorned human queen makes an enemy of Nesta and forges an unholy alliance with the power-hungry High Lord of Autumn, threatening the very fragile peace that has settled over the realms. ✵ A Saga of Firebringers and Shadowsingers ✵ #0.5: "A Court of Hidden Desires" - an Azris prequel (COMPLETED) #1: "A Court of Resilience and Flames" - an ACOSF rewrite about choice, love, and learning to fight for yourself (COMPLETED) #2: "A Court of Witches and Bloom" - Elain & Nesta step into their destinies (IN PROGRESS) Tags, relationships & characters inside!

After suffering an unfortunate fate to a pool of tar, Vana now has to spend her eternity as the god of the earth, fulfilling tedious tasks for her entire life time. That is unless, she is able to find one of the 100 people on the planet that would take her place as the earth god, as she spends the rest of her time in eternal bliss. The only problem is, she only gets this opportunity one every 2,000 years for 3 months at a time! When her first chance finally comes, Vana selects 9 people to unravel her chaos on. As we read through the perspectives of the characters, we will watch as they fine love, heartbreak, and maybe even a secret cult?! You'll just have to read to find out.

|| Paden Sawyer was heavily illegal. And, unfortunately, it wasn't just because he was a theif. No- he was Fae. And not only that, he had magic. Flame, to be precise. Though he'd stopped using it at 13, when his father had been killed, his mother long gone and the only light he had was a little girl called Charlotte Sawyer, his little sister. Living on the streets of the Stonehollow Kingdom wasn't the most best life, especially when he had to wear a hood to cover his pointed ears. But atleast he was good at thievery. And running. That was about one of the only perks that Fae had- speed, and perhaps agility, too, but Paden didn't really have any books to say if his theory was correct. Whilst on his way to steal a piece of bread from a bakery that couldn't manage to afford proper guards, clearly, he spotted the one and only queen of Stonehollow; Lilith Morningstar. And Then, she spotted him, too. He went to hide, but she called out. Luckily only his white hair and not his name. That would've been concerning. ||