Love confessions change everything. But not with Ruth and her best friend, Les. When Ruth finally plucks up the courage to tell him that she is in love, he rejects her then pretends it never happened! As Ruth tries to get over him and find a life for herself she discovers that Les might have lied - about more things than one. Add in a potential new step-mom and a mysterious new guy, change isn’t the only thing love can do.

Eden and Alex tries to go back to their old life in Los Angeles. Will blends in with the crowd easily and finds that life in the Outside World was easier than he'd expected. But something happens that'll change their life forever. Alex receives a letter from the demigod Refuge, stating the seven words that ruined all hopes of normality: You are welcomed into the Refuge, demigod. There are some secrets Will and Eden themselves don't know. Secrets someone Eden held dear had kept for ten years. Would everything still be alright between them after they learn the real reasons behind their decade pain? In the sequel to The Lost Dreamer, everything would turn upside down and ruin the happy ending Eden wished she had.

When fifteen-year-old Eden Paris discovers that not only is she not human but rather, a descendant of gods and angels, a demiangel, she is plunged into the world of the Ethereal Society, a society of the higher half-bloods. Eden is determined to sever herself from the world she thought only existed in books and fairytales but it seems that the only way to get out of the mess her Scent caused her was to tie herself to the handsome yet intolerable and haughty young William Sage as his Consor, a warrior sworn by blood and soul to protect his other to death. Something stirs outside of the protective barrier of the Sanctuary. More and more demiangels have been reported kidnapped and hadn't been discovered nor heard from anyone. When Eden learns that her best friend is in grave danger, she is drawn deeper into the secrets of the Hidden World. In this adventure packed novel, Eden learns that some things are rather much better off hidden under the covers of her books.