Fifteen years into a seemingly perfect marriage, Clara and Julian Hale have become strangers living the same life. On their fifteenth anniversary, Clara asks for a divorce, and Julian agrees. Before ending their marriage, they spend thirty days separating their shared life, dividing possessions, memories, friendships, and the home they built together. Along the way, forgotten memories and old wounds force them to confront the loneliness, sacrifices, anger, and love they buried for years. The thirty days meant to teach them how to leave may instead reveal what happened to their marriage-and whether the love between them is truly gone or waiting for a new beginning.

*Now an original movie from Amazon Prime* *The TikTok viral sensation and New York Times and USA Today bestseller* Fast-paced and sizzling with a forbidden enemies-to-lovers romance, Your Fault is the second book in Mercedes Ron's Culpable trilogy. This suspenseful YA series untangles the threads of love, trauma, and secrets, perfect for fans of Ugly Love and After. When Noah fell in love with Nick, she knew their relationship would never be easy. They're fire and electricity, and when they're together, every kind of sparks fly. After last summer, Noah thought their passion had grown stronger than their fear, but her life is about to turn upside-down again now that she's starting university. Moving again while maintaining her relationship with Nick will be a difficult hurdle, with their age difference, campus life, dangerous parties, and inner demons stalking them both, reminding them of all they still don't know about each other. No matter how hard they try, there will always be wounds that won't close. Is Noah really prepared to overcome her fears and truly trust someone again? Will Nick be able to put his past behind him and keep his heart open? Or are they doomed only to burn each other's worlds down? Filled with angst, danger, and electric attraction, Your Fault is perfect for readers looking for:

The Hartwells are the kind of family everyone wishes they had. They own a beloved neighbourhood restaurant, raised successful children, and built a home filled with loud arguments, shared meals, and laughter that never seems to end. To outsiders, they are perfect. But perfection is only what people see from the other side of the table. Gwen is a brilliant lawyer trapped in a marriage where her husband's silence hurts more than his mother's cruelty. Theo works endlessly to provide for his wife and son until one devastating truth destroys the family he believed was his. Sera is fighting to save her career from a plagiarism scandal while living beneath the shadow of the sister she has always been compared to. And Luca? Luca is the carefree youngest. The one who appears at his sisters' workplaces asking for coffee. The one who steals food from Theo's plate, annoys Sera's fiancé, and complains about everything as though nothing could ever truly hurt him. So when Luca tries to tell them something is wrong, no one takes him seriously. Not until he disappears after a painful argument. Not until the police find him sitting alone on a bridge at midnight. And not until dangerous men enter Hartwell's Table with a signed loan agreement, demanding money for debts Luca swears he never made. Suddenly, the youngest son everyone thought was fine becomes the reason the entire family must return home. To protect Luca, the Hartwells will have to confront everything they buried: broken marriages, betrayal, jealousy, resentment, guilt-and all the words they were too afraid to say. Because sometimes a family does not fall apart when they stop loving one another. Sometimes they fall apart because they love deeply but forget how to listen.

Redhaven Athletic was once a name people feared. Now, it is a club people barely remember. Buried in debt and one season away from bankruptcy, Redhaven makes one final gamble on disgraced coach Rowan Keats. With no money for stars, he signs the players everyone else has already given up on a fading veteran, a goalkeeper who freezes under pressure, a captain torn between football and family, a midfielder haunted by scandal, a wonderkid worth more than the club can afford to keep, and quiet eighteen-year-old Kian Doyle, whose prestigious family has never believed football could be enough. Their first match ends in humiliation. The press calls them Redhaven's Rejects. But somewhere between impossible fixtures, injuries, dressing-room chaos, family struggles, contract offers, hospital visits, unexpected friendships and terrible jokes, a collection of unwanted players begins becoming something none of them expected. A team. Now Redhaven is fighting for more than promotion. Bigger clubs are circling their young stars, careers are running out of time, families need security, and an investor willing to save the club may destroy everything it stands for. Because sometimes saving a team means knowing when to fight for someone and when to let them go. The first half may already be over. But their story isn't.