Before Sanja knew the language of roots and leaves, before her hands learned to heal or defend, she knew only one truth: she had survived the wrong birth. Her twin brother died before drawing breath, and his absence filled the house more completely than she ever could. Grief lived in the unused chair, in the silence after her laughter, in her mother's searching eyes. By three, Sanja had mastered the art of becoming small - moving softly, asking little, learning that quiet children require no explanation. Then one cold morning, her parents dressed her warmly, packed a small bag, and took her up the mountain. They called it kindness. Perhaps it was. But Sanja remembered the road, the rising trees, and the certainty that no one had asked if she wanted to go. The cottage waited where the forest thinned. Herbs hung from the rafters; birds argued in the eaves. The woman who opened the door was called Nanna. She looked at Sanja not as a burden, but as someone who had finally arrived. That difference was too small for a child to name, yet large enough to change her life. Nanna taught her the names of plants, the patience of animals, and the discipline hidden inside fear. The mountain became school, shelter, weapon, and home. Years later, when Sanja stood between frightened children and those who hunted them, she still carried one question from that first abandonment: Why was I not enough?

A Motorcycle club Vice president holding onto and a dying dream getting lost in the process trying to find a way back and protect what brotherhood he has left losing his own sanity and other good men on the way

His father murdered twelve people. The world made sure Alan Calero paid for every one of them. Branded The Son of the Devil, seventeen-year-old Alan has spent his entire life hiding from a face that looks too much like his father's. Bullied by his hometown, haunted by a legacy he never chose, and hopelessly in love with his best friend Lydia, Alan has exactly one reason to keep going: In six days, Walker Calero dies. But when Walker leaves behind one final secret, Alan and Lydia uncover a relic that hurls them twenty years into the past, where a younger Walker is only beginning his descent into darkness. Stopping history could save twelve innocent lives. It could also erase the only future Alan has left. The Son of the Devil is a gripping YA thriller about identity, love, and the terrifying cost of changing fate.

An enemies-to-lovers story "If your eyes only ever looked into mine, then you would know that mine only ever looked for you." Rebecca Singh thought she knew what love was. She had spent years believing in a promise made beneath a playground swing set, a promise from the boy who held her hand, picked her dandelions, and swore he would always find his way back to her. His name was Johnny. But when the day finally comes, and Rebecca waits for the boy she never stopped loving, she discovers the cruelest truth of all: Some promises are only remembered by one person. Heartbroken and humiliated, Rebecca is left picking up the pieces of a childhood dream that was never real. The last person she expects to find herself relying on is Levi, the arrogant, infuriating wrestler who became the target of her hatred after hurting her friend. Levi Connors has always been good at fighting. On the mat. For his family. Against himself. But fighting Rebecca might be his hardest challenge yet. She's stubborn, sharp-tongued, and absolutely determined to hate him. He's quiet, guarded, and carrying wounds he refuses to admit exist. They couldn't be more different, and they certainly don't want to be stuck together for a class project. Unfortunately, fate has other plans. Forced to work together, Rebecca and Levi begin to discover that the person they thought they hated might be the only person who truly understands them. Between old promises, broken families, hidden regrets, and feelings neither of them are ready to face, they'll have to answer one impossible question: What happens when the person you never wanted becomes the person you can't live without? A story about first loves, second chances, and finding someone who will finally keep their hand in yours.