Lillian Henry is seventeen years old when her 20 year-old brother, Adam, and his best friend, Blake Kingston, enroll in the army. And she's eighteen, when they come back, her feelings left unchanged. As for his, they're even stronger than before. The thing is, a lot can happen in a year. Will they be able to start off where they left everything last year? Or will their goodbye kiss be the first and the last they share? Highest rankings: #4 army (September 2022) #4 nightmares (September 2022) #6 assault (September 2022) #darkpast (September 2022) #17 military (September 2022) #27 brothers best friend (September 2022)

"My life wasn't worth living until you." ❁ ❁ ❁ ❁ ❁ When Layla Greene struggles to handle the death of her best friend, her father decides to uproot and move her family to California in aims to keep her on the right track he put her on after therapy. Still struggling with a broken heart, Layla gets ready to start her new school with her head down. She doesn't want to let anyone in, she doesn't want friends and she definitely doesn't want another boyfriend. But the new people at her school will worm their way into her heart anyway, despite her efforts to stop them. Because they see the heart of gold that Layla Greene possesses, and will do anything to protect it. Especially Grayson Reed. ❁ ❁ ❁ ❁ ❁

Felicity has a secret, one that would make her college roommate extremely jealous - she knows one of the hottest stars in the music industry: Sawyer Reeves...or rather, she knew him, as they used to be best friends. She would never forgive him for stealing the fame that was meant to be hers. ***** When Sawyer Reeves was signing his name on a lucrative record deal, Felicity was mourning the loss of her brother. When Sawyer was playing sold-out arena shows to thousands of adoring fans, she was attending therapy sessions to cope with the trauma she'd experienced. Felicity vowed to never touch a piano again, and to never forgive Sawyer for betraying her - no matter how close he tries to get to her heart. [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Ray Gardener