To kick off another semester of missed classes, thumping music and messy kisses, frat president Heath Winters throws a start-of-year party with the notion that it'll be a night to remember. A night to remember it is. When Winters is busy cuddling up with long-time situationship - law student Kaycee 'Cee' Bast - someone turns the taps in the bathroom all the way, flooding it to the nines. While the blonde hotshot and his frat brothers race against time to clean up the fiercely-flowing waters, someone goes down on top of the stairs - none other than Cee. Well, not goes down. Punched into unconsciousness. Winters only finds his lady love (or perhaps, victim) when it's too late; the culprit has run for their life - and their reputation. With his president seat on fire, not to mention best friend Bradon 'Donny' Tran's vice-president role on the line as well, Winters doesn't have a choice but to dig deep. COVER ART IS CREATED BY ME

She was never the main character. Just the quiet girl in the background. Until life forced her to change. Now she's bold. Unapologetic. Unrecognizable. But even the strongest people have scars. And when love, past, and pain collide- Will she survive it? Or lose herself again?

George Lewis loves his wife, he swears up and down he does. but lately it seems like he loves his job even more.

Lip Gallagher is a packaged deal. A scholarship, a South Side past and a whole lot of pressure. Ellie Callaghan? She's art school chaos, cigarette smoke and secrets she doesn't talk about. Everyone has a version of Ellie - the one they see in class, behind a smirk and heavy eyeliner. Lip wasn't supposed to see more than that. But college has a way of breaking the rules , especially when you end up in the same class that quickly turns out to be more effort that needs assistance from a girl you can't quite figure out. He's trying to hold college together. She's trying to survive her life without letting anyone in. And neither of them knows just how much they're about to ruin each other's plans. Between skipped classes, late-night talks, and the kind of secrets that never make it into conversation, they might just learn how to trust; or tear each other apart trying. What starts as annoyance might be something else entirely - but in this part of Chicago, nothing comes easy. Two broken things. One school year. No chance this ends clean. (Enemies to Lovers... maybe.)

Selene was just an ordinary fifteen-year-old orphan living in the old, winding streets of Berwick-upon-Tweed in 1994. Dreaming of one day graduating from medical college and moving to a bustling city far from the place that had labelled her the "spooky orphan," she longed for a life of quiet and peace. But ordinary has a way of unravelling. Selene knew she was strange-strange enough to be a whisper in an unsolved police case-but she had no idea just how extraordinary her life was about to become. One dream, one night, changes everything. Haunting, tender, and tinged with mystery, The Other Side follows Selene as she steps into the other side of the world that will test the limits of her courage-and reveal that being "spooky" might be the least of her worries.

Dylan has always been into women. That part of himself has never been a question. Then one night he gets dragged out to a gay club and gets tangled up with the one person he definitely shouldn't want-his best friend's younger brother. Richie is cocky, persistent, and impossible to ignore. Dylan tells himself it was just alcohol, bad timing, and one mistake. That explanation gets harder to believe the more he wants it to happen again. A mature contemporary romance about denial, attraction, and a trans man questioning more than he bargained for. Tropes / themes: -Best friend's younger brother 👀 -Forbidden attraction 🔥 -Identity questioning 🌀 -Bad decisions 😈