A win. A party to celebrate and too many drinks. And a crash-that changed everyone's lives, including the hockey captain Garret King. His friend, a fellow hockey member crashes the car, resulting in King calling 911, connecting right to their savior, a girl who's heard too many on the other side of the line. Even prank calls. But this call... is not a prank. Two years later, they crossed paths again except she changed her career. Except her career is not a career but a legacy she had to carry-she is a Moreno. And they don't quit. Blair Moreno has no clue when she, her sister (older sister) and her father go to a hockey game that Garrett's friend is the one she saved.

Mine to Obsess She thought she was invisible. Every morning she follows the same routine, never noticing the stranger whose world revolves around her. He knows which coffee she orders, the songs she plays on rainy drives, and the nightmares that steal her sleep. He's watched from the shadows for years, waiting for the perfect moment to step into her life. When danger begins circling her, the line between protector and predator blurs. The man who has secretly loved her is also the one who refuses to let her go. His obsession isn't a game-it's a promise. Some love stories begin with a kiss. Theirs begins with a warning... Run if you want. I'll still find you.

Moving to her mother's sleepy Florida beach town was already the worst thing seventeen-year-old Cleo could imagine. Cleo expects to hate everything about her new life-the heat, the tourists, the constant chaos, and especially living near her painfully loud cousin Kade. But between beach nights, new friendships, sarcastic banter, and Malikai-the calm, patient boy who somehow understands her better than anyone else-Cleo slowly starts letting people in. What begins as tension and teasing turns into something deeper: first love, found family, and the terrifying realization that Palmwood doesn't feel temporary anymore. It feels like home.