Charlotte "Shaw" Kingsley is a nineteen-year-old force of nature with red hair, combat boots, and a chip on her shoulder. After growing up in a Florida trailer park with an abusive father, a brother who abandoned her, and a mother who left when she was twelve, Charlotte learned early that the only person she could rely on was herself. When a drunk-driving crash lands her in a prestigious Pacific Northwest college instead of prison, Charlotte arrives in a world of trust-fund kids and soccer boys with her walls sky-high and her trust nonexistent. Enter James Sebastian Vale-golden boy, soccer captain, and the exact kind of privileged, well-meaning do-gooder Charlotte wants to hate on sight. He's her brother's best friend. The brother she swore to hate for all of eternity. But James isn't the shallow rich boy Charlotte assumes. He's grieving a father who died of cancer, building secret paradises in abandoned lighthouses with his chosen family of "lighthouse boys," and quietly falling for the broken girl who fights him at every turn. As Charlotte navigates her new world-her brother Tommy, her chaotic roommate Ken, her wild new friend Maeva, and the complicated web of secrets connecting them all-she finds herself drawn to James despite every instinct screaming at her to run. He's gentle when she's sharp, patient when she's cruel, and sees through her armor to the girl underneath who still believes she doesn't deserve to be loved. But will love be enough to save her?

Hayden and Chase were best friends up to the age of seven. Then, Chase moved away to California. The summer going into senior year, Hayden is invited to stay at Chase's house. But, the two of them soon see they barely know each other anymore and time has changed them. And they see that reconnecting with each other isn't just sunshine and butterflies. A coming of age novel full of love and heartbreak, deceit, and accepting the past, Hayden and Chase are reshaped for the rest of their lives.

"It's kind of ironic, you know? My life has always revolved around being on ice. It only makes sense that I met the girl I love after she slipped on the only patch in the parking lot."

*COMPLETED* Kiara Rivera has never been able to stand her brother's best friend, Damien Stone. Not when they were young kids. Not when they were rivals in high school. And also not now that, in their second year of college, she has to move to his school. All she wanted was being drama free and have a normal year with her best friend. But Stone has different plans and he always gets what he wants. - • - • - • - • - • - • - • "He's pretty, is he your boyfriend?" "No, we can't really stand each other." "I wouldn't bring food to someone I can't stand." - • - • - • - • - • - • - • "it's one of the best enemies to lovers i have ever read, i really recommend it, their love is really cute and the hole story had me giggling and kicking my feet" - @amoacaii - • - • - • - • - • - • - • #1 IN ENEMIES #1 IN HUMOUR #1 IN OFFLIMITS #1 IN POPULAR #1 IN NO STRINGS ATTACHED

Reign Miller doesn't believe in love, she thinks all romcoms are cringe and so are high school relationships, even she doesn't know why. Her goal during senior year is to work her ass off so she can make it to a good college, a place where students don't always make out in the hallways or drink from the same milkshake cup. * Football is the only thing Luke Richardson enjoys, he's a rich kid with a pretty face from a rich neighborhood, and everyone thinks his life is going great but that's because he's good at keeping things inside, except for his hate towards Reign, the girl with a smart mouth and only popular for hanging out with popular kids. Himself included.