Book 5: Everyone knew Beau Maxwell. The golden boy. The guy who could walk into any room and make everyone believe he had it all figured out. Jamie knew the truth. She knew the boy behind the perfect smile. The one who stayed up too late thinking about the future, who carried the weight of expectations on his shoulders, and who loved harder than anyone gave him credit for. Beau Maxwell was never supposed to be temporary. He was supposed to be the person Jamie grew old with. The person she called after every win, every bad day, every moment that mattered. They were supposed to have more time. More memories. More chances. But life doesn't always give you a goodbye. Sometimes, the person who means everything to you is gone before you're ready to let them go. Now Jamie has to learn how to live with the pieces of a love story that ended too soon. Holding onto the memories they made, the promises they shared, and the parts of Beau that will always stay with her. Because losing someone doesn't mean losing the love you had for them. And before Beau Maxwell left, he gave Jamie something she would never forget - a love worth remembering.

Book 4: John Logan and Blythe Saint James have one thing in common: they're experts at helping everyone else find love. So when they team up to play wingman and wingwoman for their friends, it seems like the perfect plan. There's just one problem. The more time they spend setting up everyone around them, the more obvious it becomes that they're ignoring what's happening between them. Blythe is tired of being the girl people forget about, and Logan is tired of chasing the wrong person. Somewhere between failed plans, late-night adventures, and undeniable chemistry, they start to realize they've been looking in the wrong direction the entire time. Maybe the person they've been searching for has been standing right in front of them all along. All they have to do is notice.

Book 2: Everyone knows Valorie Frey. She's the girl everyone wants to be friends with, the one who walks into a room and instantly has everyone's attention. She's confident, beautiful, and always seems to have everything together. But no one really knows her. Behind the popularity, the perfect image, and the effortless smile is a girl who is tired of being seen as just a name, a reputation, and a version of herself everyone else created. Then Garrett Graham makes her an offer she can't refuse. A fake relationship. It's supposed to be simple. A few appearances together, a few convincing moments, and no feelings involved. Garrett is supposed to be the one person who doesn't fall for her act. Valorie is supposed to be the one person who doesn't get attached. But somewhere between late-night conversations, stolen moments, and pretending to be something real, they start seeing the parts of each other no one else does. Because sometimes the person who knows you best is the one who never expected to fall for you. And sometimes the person everyone notices is the one who has been waiting to be truly seen.

Book 3: Caroline Graham has spent most of her life hiding. Hiding the bruises. Hiding the fear. Hiding the truth about what happened behind closed doors. To everyone else, she's Garrett Graham's little sister-the quiet girl with a bright future ahead of her. No one knows the reality of growing up under a father who controlled everything, especially who she was allowed to be. College was supposed to be her fresh start. Then she met Ali Hayes. Ali is fearless in all the ways Caroline wishes she could be. She makes Caroline laugh when she wants to cry, stay when she wants to run, and dream about a future she never thought she could have. But falling for Ali means risking the one thing Caroline has fought so hard to protect: herself. As old fears resurface and the past refuses to stay buried, Caroline must decide whether hiding is worth losing the person she loves. Because some secrets keep you safe. And some secrets keep you from living.

Book 1: Delaney Von has always been the perfect girl. Perfect grades, perfect smile, perfect relationship. She's the kind of person everyone on campus envies - the girl who always looks put together, no matter what. Which is exactly why no one notices what's really happening behind closed doors. Not the way she pulls her sleeves over bruises. Not the way she apologizes for things that aren't her fault. Not the way she's slowly disappearing inside a relationship that's breaking her apart. Dean Di Laurentis never expected to look twice at the girl who seemed to have everything, and Garrett Graham definitely never expected to become the person she called when things got bad. But the more time Delaney spends around the hockey house, the harder it becomes to hide the truth. Because perfection is easy to fake, until someone finally starts paying attention.