*cover by darkgalaxies* Nolan Prince has always felt different from his family. They would want go out to socialize and he would rather stay in the comfort of his room. They would want to be the centre of attention and he would rather stay quiet. They are straight, and he isn't. Nolan has always known even from a young age that he just isn't attracted to girls. Now that he's sixteen years old, he's finding it harder and harder to keep it to himself. Especially with his feelings for his close friend.

*Note: This can be read as a standalone. You won't need to read the other books in the series to understand what's going on* *Also deals with sensitive topics concerning mental health* Arjun Mehta has never stayed long enough in one place his entire life. He has been moved from foster family to foster family because he has a tendency to run away. After all, nobody cares about him enough to make sure he doesn't feel so hopeless and alone. After the dozens of home he has been sent to, his social worker gives it one last shot to get Arjun with a family that might possibly give the fifteen-year-old hope. It isn't even long before Arjun starts to feel like he belongs somewhere. Too bad he's used to good things coming to an end so surely enough, it won't be long before he's with another family and not with his new foster dads and siblings. ...Right?

*short story for the Protector series* *can be read as a standalone* Summer has just begun and the 15 year old Prince triplets have been living it to the fullest. By staying in the house all day glued to their electronics. Their dad has been trying for days to get them to enjoy their summer outside of their home but after enough failed attempts, he finally figures out a plan to get them off their butts and outside. And that is to take them on a camping trip. It seems like a good plan, but when it's mixed with someone scared of every little bug, someone claiming to need the internet, and someone who likes complaining about everything, it may have not been the best idea.

*definitely can be read as a standalone**the main character is all new and hasn't been in any previous books so it's very easy to go along without reading past books* All sixteen year old Ollie Archer wants to do is fly away from his destroyed life. From his parents' divorce. From the isolation at school. From his music scholarship being taken away from him. But he can't. He can't just fly away so instead, he turns to a substance that gives him the same feeling as flying away. At least until the alcohol is out of his system. Then the cycle starts all over again. The cycle he's not sure he could break alone. The cycle he doesn't want to tell anyone about.

Spruceworth has always been an interesting village to live in. One moment, it's calm and the next, chaos takes over and leaves a lot of people caught up in a whirlwind of drama, deceit, and regret. So when October, the month of all things mysterious, rolls around and things start getting eerie and sinister, there isn't too much of a surprise. Until things start getting out of hand and the unlikely begins to happen.

Life with the Prince family is anything but normal. Each member has a different personality that although clashes with each other, makes the family as amusing as they can be. Not a single day goes by without even the tiniest bit of chaos. Even during Christmas time. For once, their parents thought they were going to have a normal Christmas. Until the Prince children get involved with a toy heist, a fake Santa Claus, money problems, and a run-in with the police.

*sequel to Major and Minor* *cover by darkgalaxies* Two months after the heartbreaking tragedy the band Major Vocal and their fans had to face, they decide it's time to move forward with their career, no matter how difficult it may seem. And it certainly is as difficult as they imagine it would be. Trying to complete their album seemed like a big enough problem. Now, each member has their own problem to face that just might hinder the album's progress more than the tragedy already has.

*sequel to Airplanes* *you do not have to read all the other Spruceworth works before this. Airplanes is the only book you should read since this is a sequel to that* Oliver Asher used to have a knack for getting into trouble. He was unfortunately mixed in with the wrong group of people which caused him to get arrested twice, thus losing his scholarship to a very important music school. After moving in with his dad, his life started turning around. While he can get into trouble every once in a while, he hasn't been happier with how his life is going now. Well, he has once but that's another story. Grant Simms is a prime example of why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Shortly after his dad passed away due to alcohol poisoning, he established a cold exterior that made people try to stay clear from him. As it turns out, Grant is one of the most caring people in the world and will do anything to protect the people he loves. So it becomes shocking to everyone when he ends up being the one to get mixed in with the wrong crowd.

*sequel to Turmoil* *cover by darkgalaxies* Living in the village of Spruceworth is never an easy thing. While it does seem like a great place to live, there are always the negative factors that takes away from the amazing place; drama, heartbreak, vendettas, and even death. With certain people making it hard to go on their daily lives, it gets a bit too much at times. And even the healthiest of couples may find themselves under more turmoil than before.

*sequel to Change* *cover by darkgalaxies* Dan Goldsworth thought everything was going great in his life. He had an amazing girlfriend, a beautiful baby girl, and he was still on good terms with the mother of his daughter. He couldn't have asked for a better life. Until things started going array and he soon found himself having to make a difficult choice. A choice that would affect the rest of his life.