Peter Crawford hates his life. That's putting it mildly. He finds no point in trying anymore, his life at an all time low. Whether it was his family passing away, or the constant fights with his somewhat enemy, something causes him to snap. To make decisions he'll regret for the rest of his life. But when he realises his so called enemy and him actually have a lot in common, he finds himself feeling comfortable only around him. Noah Porter, on the other hand, is completely satisfied with his life. He's the swim captain for the college team, he has a good social life, and he's succeeding in class. Yet, there's only one guy who can make Noah snap from his golden-boy attitude to someone who's not afraid to fight back. When both guys form a friendship, Peter realises he might not be straight after all. Noah, already openly gay, is more than happy to help guide him. But when all bad things combine in Peter's life, an explosive mess is shot out, breaking the bond between Peter and Noah.

When college student Stephanie (Stevie) Miller meets quarterback Eric Thompson, she tries to push him away. Though, it's obvious he's going nowhere. That's something Stevie isn't used to, especially being five months pregnant. She has finally accepted that most guys flee as soon as they see her bump, when Eric comes waltzing into her life, messing up all of her previous plans. Eric Thompson is one of the most popular guys on his college campus. He could have any girl. Yet, a grumpy looking bartender catches his eye. He knows she's tough and very secretive, but he can't walk away. Not only does her history and dramatic past have him drawn in, but also her personality and strength. Yet, to Stevie, something is different about Eric. Even after swearing off men, she can feel her defences slowly start to crumble. It's hard to resist such a caring, charming, handsome guy. And for Eric, it's many things. Maybe it's the way she's not afraid to be honest. Or the fact that she's one of the bravest people he's met. But as they grow closer, their problems only get more complicated. --- This has not been edited yet, and I haven't been planning on it. If there's spelling mistakes, please excuse them!

WARNING: Contains mature content for 18+ audience. *** In the second installment of The Colors Trilogy, Kara Williams finds herself entangled in a web of secrecy and passion with the Carver brothers, caught between her complex feelings for Shane, her enigmatic art history professor, and Leo, her charming and carefree best friend. But what begins as a thrilling and forbidden arrangement quickly spirals into something far more complex as whispers start circulating around the college, and their clandestine relationship becomes the talk of the campus, eventually catching the attention of the media because of the Carvers' high-profile status. Torn between the two brothers, Kara faces an impossible choice, and her world is thrown into turmoil once again. As secrets and emotions collide, Kara is left at a crossroads, unsure of where her heart truly lies. Will she follow her head, her heart, or risk everything for a chance at love? ***** Updates every Wednesday!

WARNING: Contains mature content for 18+ audience. *** Kara Williams is an art major with her eyes set on her future, determined to graduate without letting distractions derail her goals. But college life is never that simple. Her best friend, Leo, is a charming, flirtatious theater major who knows just how to push her buttons-especially when it comes to her love life, or lack thereof. Despite their playful banter, Kara has sworn off relationships until graduation, a promise that becomes harder to keep when she meets Leo's older brother, Shane Carver. Shane is everything Kara didn't expect in a professor-young, strikingly handsome, and utterly off-limits. As her new art history professor, he stirs feelings in Kara that she can't ignore, challenging both her focus and her heart. Torn between her deepening crush on Shane and her close bond with Leo, Kara finds herself navigating a complex web of desire, friendship, and self-discovery. In a story where the lines between friendship and love blur, Periwinkle explores the intense emotions of young adulthood, the pursuit of passion, and the art of finding oneself amid the chaos of college life. Will Kara stay true to her ambitions, or will her heart lead her down an unpredictable path? This first installment of The Colors Trilogy is a captivating tale of love, loyalty, and the vibrant colors that paint the canvas of our lives.

(This is the second book in the edge series I recommend reading edge of control first) Two years after their explosive breakup, Charlotte Whitmore has rebuilt her life in LA-working with children, and dating a steady Kings defenseman. Cole Keaton, now a star forward for the San Jose Sharks, has a beach house, a new family on the ice, and a past he can't outskate. Then one game brings them face-to-face again. One arena. One loaded glance across the ice. One Jumbotron moment that shatters every wall they've built. Old enemies. Old lovers. Chemistry that never died-it just turned colder, sharper, more dangerous. What begins as clipped words and forced proximity becomes something neither can ignore: rain-soaked confessions, a bruise he didn't cause but can't unsee, a house on the coast built from dreams they once shared. They're not the reckless kids they used to be. She's guarded, disciplined, terrified of losing control again. He's steadier, scarred, carrying more regret than he admits. But every collision-on the boards, in stolen silences, in the space between heartbeats-threatens to either destroy them completely... or finally bring them back together. Some people don't just leave your life. They become the rhythm you can't stop hearing.

Charlotte Whitmore doesn't do chaos. She doesn't do parties. And she definitely doesn't do Cole Keaton. As a former Olympic figure skater with a perfectly controlled life, Charlotte prefers discipline over distraction - especially the kind that comes with Boston University's infamous hockey captain and his reckless reputation. Cole Keaton is trouble. Hot, arrogant, and dangerously charming, he lives for noise, competition, and late nights at Allston House. And for reasons he can't explain, he can't stop clashing with the one girl who sees right through him. Their enemies-to-lovers tension is instant. Their attraction is unavoidable. Their connection feels forbidden. But behind the teasing, the sparks, and the slow-burn chemistry lies a secret that could destroy everything they're building. Because not every love story starts honestly. And not every heartbreak comes without consequences.

[Book 3] With him, she loses control. With her, he finds it.💜 ************* Becca Chen did not trust people. She did not rely on them. She did not fall for them. And she definitely did not let anyone close enough to hurt her. Lewis Reynolds tested every single one of those rules. The guy with the smug face and lazy grin had made it his personal mission to get under her skin. He called her Princess. He treated life like one big joke. And somehow, without permission, he was stealing her heart. She should hate him. She told herself she did. But hate was not supposed to feel like this. It was not supposed to spark every time he stood too close. It was not supposed to burn like fire when they fought. And it was definitely not supposed to leave her wanting him even when she swore she felt nothing at all. Lewis knew he should leave her alone. Becca was prickly, stubborn, and impossible. Yet he found himself addicted. Addicted to her sharp eye rolls, to the fire in her voice, and to the way every argument felt like foreplay. Becca Chen was chaos wrapped in sharp edges. Lewis was helpless against the pull. He had sworn he would keep things light. With her, light had never been enough.

[BOOK2] Friendship built their world. Love will break it open. ❤️ ******* Isla Brookes and Theo Dwyers have been inseparable since childhood-always there for each other, always just friends. Though, things start to change and everything starts feeling different. The stolen glances, the quiet tension, the way his heart pounds whenever she's around. Isla's the last person to realize the truth: she's falling for the one person she can't afford to lose, and Theo's determined to stay in her orbit, even if it means watching her slip away. But some connections are impossible to ignore. As they stumble through missed moments and growing feelings, they'll have to decide if risking their friendship for something more is worth it. Because with love this deep, waiting isn't an option forever.

[BOOK 1] What they have is messy, reckless, and impossible to walk away from🦋 ************* Lily Garcia didn't come to university looking for love-especially not with someone like Finn Brooks. He's charming, infuriating, and a walking complication she doesn't need. But no matter how hard she tries to keep her distance, there's something about him that feels like gravity, pulling her closer with every encounter. Beneath his cocky exterior, she senses the fractures he tries to hide-the same ones she's been running from her entire life. Finn's been through hell, and love isn't part of the plan. He's good at keeping his walls high, locking out anyone who might get too close. But then Lily shows up, and suddenly his carefully controlled life begins to unravel. She's everything he didn't know he was missing, and that scares him more than he's willing to admit. But with their pasts threatening to destroy what they could be, and old friends trying to drive a wedge between them, trust becomes their biggest hurdle. And when a new love interest steps into the picture, everything Lily and Finn thought they were building starts to fall apart. Fighting their demons was never supposed to include each other, but now they have to decide if the risk of heartbreak is worth the reward of finally letting someone in.

Sasha Belrose doesn't date hockey players. Not after what happened last time. As the coach's daughter, she's grown up around the rink, watching the game she loves be played by boys she can't trust. She keeps her head down, helps coach the little league, and makes sure her rules stay unbroken. Then Beckett Reid transfers in. Six-foot-something, cocky grin, golden hair, and a habit of finding her in every room. He's reckless on the ice, infuriating off of it, and obsessed with getting past her walls. When her dad forces them to co-coach the little league team, she's trapped in shared space with the one player she swore she'd avoid. And the worst part? Beckett doesn't just get under her skin - he makes her laugh, makes her feel seen, and makes her forget every reason she told herself to stay away. But Sasha knows what happens when she lets someone in. Beckett knows he's not going to stop until she does. And with every practice, every stolen glance, and every rule she's tempted to break, the ice between them gets thinner. And thinner. And thinner...