Decisiveness was her best quality . . . Pearl Blakely has never been faced with a decision she can't make-or a situation she can't wind around her little finger. And that's not going to change now, not while she's in her senior year with her best friend Sonny and her twin Archie, and definitely not because a new boy has rocked up at school. Barney Young likes to observe, and he's learned the hard way that things aren't always how they seem. But, with his fresh start on the line, he can't afford to get caught in the same cycle he did last year. Observation uncovers secrets that no one knows they're keeping. And, sometimes, friends aren't only friends.

She always wants what she's not allowed to have, and she always gets it. Addy's getting bored with the status quo. At school, she's a popular golden girl with a drop-dead gorgeous boyfriend. At home, she's an anorexic in quasi-recovery, struggling to push her feelings below the surface. On top of all that, she now has to deal with her boyfriend's cousin, Max, who has dedicated his time to annoying her, and who also happens to be very easy on the eyes. When Max begins to realise that Addy needs help, the lines between them are blurred. He drives Addy crazy in every way possible, and soon she's addicted to his touch and the fire she sees in his eyes. But Addy has sacrificed so much for control, including her relationship. If she keeps going with Max, she could lose it.

The world wanted quiet. It got a riot instead. The school called it policy. They called it war. One boy is trapped in a mind that has betrayed him. The other is an artist who stopped sketching and started swinging. But if the world will label them as villains, they might as well give them a reason to be afraid.

Ever since she was a child, Melody has dreamed of following in her famous mother's footsteps and becoming a singer. But there's one problem-her voice. Convinced she doesn't have what it takes, Melody starts to lose faith in her dream. Everything changes when she crosses paths with people from a completely different world than her own. Through new friendships, raw talent, and a fresh take on music, Melody begins to discover that maybe her voice isn't the problem-it's how she's been taught to hear it. Cover by @Ascalon_52190 on Twitter and @milestaylor on Wattpad A/N: I've been inspired by a Tumblr post from years ago. If there's similarities with other stories, that's may be why.

After the fight, everyone picked a side. Haley lost her best friend in a moment that keeps replaying, no matter how hard she tries to move on. The girl everyone called "difficult" isn't here to defend herself anymore, and Haley is expected to grieve quietly, quickly, and without asking any questions. Adri didn't kill anybody. She just dated the boy who did. But now people look at her like violence is contagious, and even the person she trusts the most isn't sure she deserves forgiveness. Neither wants anything to do with the other, but they're dragged together by the weight of the worst day of their lives. And while they can't see it yet, they're circling the same question: How do you keep going when survival isn't pretty?

For Cassie, life is mostly about passing exams, dealing with people, and trying not to have a mental breakdown every other chapter. She knows better than to expect peace. Fate has never been that kind, and its timing is always annoyingly perfect. So OF COURSE, that is when Chris shows up, the universe just decided to drag and drop him straight into her life. He is calm in an unsettling way, notices things he really should not, and somehow always knows what is going on in her life. He appears exactly when needed, asks the right questions, and gets way too comfortable being involved for someone nobody invited. What follows is academic stress, elite chaos, crossed lines, and the slow realisation that care can start to feel a lot like control. This is not a cute romance. It is about obsession acting normal, danger pretending to be concern, and a guy who really should not have this much access to anyone's life.

Some bonds are written by the Moon Goddess. Some are broken by the people who refuse them. And some, the ones that last, are chosen. Katarina Kingsley came home at seventeen carrying six years of silence and a rejection she never spoke of. Keira Kingsley kissed a human boy on the first day of school and set the entire pack on fire. Two cousins. Two love stories that were never supposed to go the way they did. This is Her Heart's Desire and Her Human Prince. One complete story, told in full, in order, with nothing left unresolved. Some people find their person through destiny. Some find them through the kind of stubborn, deliberate choosing that looks a lot like courage. Royal Moon is about both. - To whoever is still here, Almost a decade ago, I started two stories and left them unfinished. I thought about these characters more times than I can count. I thought about you more than you probably know. This book is what I came back to give you. Gaps filled, loose threads tied, the ending Katarina always deserved. A tribute to every character in these pages, and most of all to the readers who waited. I hope this finds you. If it does, thank you. You are the reason this exists. It was always for you. - with love, the author

Lucille has long been curious about the mysterious figure who leaves her poetic letters and fresh gardenias every weekday morning. But when she finally discovers that her secret admirer is the same coworker who's been openly pursuing her for months, the revelation is far from thrilling. And then there's her quiet desk neighbor, the one who truly stirs Lucille's heart. How does the man fit into this complicated matter?

When Ice Snow gets accepted into Ice Skating Academy will she have what it takes to be a rising, shining star while balancing her super crazy life? Or will her dreams shatter like an unstable ice skating rink? **Ice was meant for the ice! However no one at that school is nice. Seriously the characters in this book are crazy, you have been warned** *Cover made by @liber_spiritus, thank you*

He's the football star she absolutely should not want. You see, Malaina Chastain has her life perfectly planned. Pre-vet track, 4.0 GPA, complete STEM requirements. And absolutely, positively, no distractions-especially not football players. But when she's assigned to tutor running back Choi Seo Joon in organic chemistry, her carefully controlled world starts to unravel. He's patient where others are pushy. Thoughtful where others are thoughtless. And he looks at her like she's more than just the perfect student everyone expects her to be. There's just one problem: she's supposed to be getting back together with her ex, Cooper - the safe choice, the expected choice, the one her family and friends have already planned her future around. Between debutante ball practices with the wrong guy, stolen moments with the right one, and a viral video that exposes feelings she's been trying to deny, Malaina has to decide: keep being perfect, or start being happy. Because sometimes the biggest risk isn't falling for the wrong person. It's falling for the right one. ✨ A clean slow-burn college romance about finding yourself, defying expectations, and discovering that home isn't a place-it's a person. ✨ Updates on Friday (and more often when I get free time)! Enjoy the Spotify playlist. Find it by searching for the playlist name: Fourth Down Chemistry Throwback Playlist. 🏈 College Football Romance | AMBW | Forced Proximity | Forbidden Romance | Found Family Trigger Warnings: minor character with terminal illness, mention of death