"Ignore their stares, they do nothing but remind you that you are alive." When Alexandra Knight was offered a rare scholarship to attend the most prestigious boarding school in Europe, she didn't have to think twice before accepting it. It doesn't take long for her schoolmates to notice that she is different from them, and Alexandra quickly becomes the centre of attention when she runs, quite literally, into the most popular boy in school- just not in a good way. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THE ROYALS SERIES, pt.1 Copyrighted.

*can be read as a stand-alone* *cover by Lunagust* Atticus Apollo Smythe is a bad boy. Except, he really isn't. That's just a persona he keeps at school. If only people knew what he did outside of school, or that he is a complete theater geek and can name any historical play people are trying to remember. Which makes sense, since he just so happens to be in love with a girl whose father never got along with his father in the past. Classic Romeo and Juliet. Except Atticus doesn't know their fathers hate each other. Atticus will do anything for Orchid Prince; standing up for one of her brothers, standing up for her, and arguing with her so no one suspects he has feelings for her. No one has to know that he has a heart and will do anything for both Orchid and his younger cousin, Wilder, right? ~*~*~*~ For those reading my Protector series as well, this takes place AFTER Protector 6, but those events won't be listed in there.

*book 2 of the Spruceworth series* *can be read as a stand-alone* *cover by harleenhollow* Spruceworth is a small village not too many people know about unless they have friends or family living there. It's rare to have a family move there. Horatio Simms and his family are the newest tenants after he was offered a job at the police station. He gladly excepted it because he lives for drama and he knows Spruceworth has a lot of it. Horatio thought it was going to be easy living there. It isn't. His younger brother is hiding a secret and it soon starts straining his family's relationships. Not to mention a series of mysterious murders is going around the village with nobody having a clue who did it.

*cover by Lunagust* Arden McIntyre has it all. She's the head cheerleader at her school, she gets excellent grades, and she has successful parents; a police officer and a model. She rarely has to fight to get her way and a lot of people look up to her. In the town of Skalkwood, news travels fast, so it isn't long before River Gillespie's name goes around for shooting and killing his family even before he's taken into custody. Some people say it's because of the numerous fights he got in with his dad. Others say it's because he just lost it. Nobody knows the truth. While Arden's dad is taking River into custody, Arden calls him to be picked up from her cheerleading practice. After some convincing, he does and she has to sit in the backseat with River where he writes on a piece of paper three words: "It wasn't me."

*this can be read as a stand alone. You do not need to read the other books to understand it* *cover made by Lunagust* Dedrick Burke wants to turn his life around. He has had enough of trying to get revenge on people who crossed him. The only problem is he has no idea how to let go of the grudges he has. So he leaves his hometown of Miami. After a few weeks of jumping from hotel to hotel, trying to find a place to live, his grandparents sends him to a family friend, Alya, who owes them a favor. Dedrick and Alya immediately clash and as tempted as he is to move out, he feels living with someone he doesn't get along with can help him get over his revenge-seeking.

|Book 1 of the Experiment S series| |cover by FlowerOfCamelis* Juliet Mattice was doing just fine living her life like a normal teenager until one day, he parents decide to tell her that they will be fostering five other teenagers, and that means moving to a new city and a new house, so she has to leave behind the place she grew up in. Naturally, Juliet doesn't like the fact that she will no longer be the center of attention, so she doesn't even bother trying to get along with the other five teenagers. However, one of them sparks her interest, especially when she starts noticing a change in his already weird behavior. Unfortunately, Juliet soon notices that everyone is changing from their normal self, and she is too. Maybe it isn't a coincidence all these teenagers are being fostered.