She lied. He walked away. 1986. Greece. A small town called Palaiá Dóxa. That's where it all began. Two voices. One story. And a love that never faded. Years later they meet again. The truth could change everything.

They called her a bookworm. When a quiet girl, a broken wall, and a mysterious senior collide, art turns into love-and scars begin to heal. But the one who saved her in silence may be closer than she ever imagined.

The Queen of Hearts meets the gilded world of Marie Antoinette. A princess with a holy Gift. A kingdom hiding a dangerous secret. And a marriage meant to bring peace to a land with a violent history of war. Eighteen-year-old Ophelia Rosiers is a princess of Rosailles, and also the heir to a holy Gift that determined the fate of her queendom centuries ago. But now with her Gift locked away, she can only hear the whispers of the Angels her people revere. As a result, her sister has been named next in line, and she is being sent to their enemy nation, Garnette, in order to marry their Crown Prince and hopefully lead their countries into an era of much needed peace. Only when she arrives, she quickly starts to suspect her betrothed is not who she dreamed him to be. Stuck in a palace surrounded by gossiping courtiers and enemies at every turn, Ophelia's friends are few. Especially when one of her handmaidens turns out to have secrets of her own, turning what Ophelia has always believed about her destiny upside down. Desperate for a distraction, she finds company with Prince Pierre-her betrothed's younger brother-who has motives of his own. When betrayal lands Ophelia as Garnette's prisoner, she realizes her whole life she has been dictated by other people's lies. With peace shattered for good and Ophelia's fate left in her own hands, she does the one thing she has left-she takes back control, even if it means turning into the very monster her enemies make her out to be. Bisexual MC. Book 1 in The Blood of the Angels series

Avery Perez is determined to make her final year at Regal Academy unforgettable. With big dreams, loyal friends, and hopes of finally confessing her feelings to her longtime best friend, senior year seems like it might finally go her way. Until she sees him with another girl on his arm. Heartbroken and desperate to avoid the humiliation, Avery finds herself crossing paths with the one person she never expected: Julian krauss, the richest and most feared boy at Regal Academy. To everyone else, Julian is perfection personified. Wealthy, brilliant, handsome, and untouchable. But behind the polished smiles and perfect grades hides something much darker. Dangerous secrets. A ruthless reputation. Avery and Julian are complete opposites, thrown together by circumstance, tension, and the chaos brewing beneath the surface of Regal Academy. Yet somehow, the girl known for her fiery spirit becomes the only light capable of reaching the darkness inside him. But at a school filled with secrets, betrayal, conspiracies, and hidden enemies, falling for Julian Krauss might be the most dangerous thing Avery has ever done. An emotional opposites-attract romance packed with drama, tension, mystery, and elite academy chaos.

It started with a nosebleed. One accidental headbutt, one very public disaster, and suddenly Rory Callyns is that girl, the one who almost broke her crush's face. She's quiet, awkward, and definitely not the kind of girl who gets kissed at parties. And then there's Carden Rayne, popular, gorgeous, and the kind of boy people can't help but fall for. So when Rory asks him for help for kissing lessons and he says yes, it's supposed to be harmless. Practice, boost confidence, nothing really real, somewhere between the laughter, the late night talks, and the almosts that start to feel like more, practice stops feeling like pretending.

In introspect, Maya should have seen it coming, she spent every profound moment of her adolescence with Louis, talking about everything and nothing thus blooming the inevitable falling for your bestfriend saga. It's a narrative that seems written in the stars, almost unavoidable, ingrained. An age old theory that platonic friendships can not exist between two best friends of the opposite sex because one of them is bound to fall for the other.