COMPLETED Penn State University. Home to the craziest sorority girls, most obnoxious football players, and a girl who never wanted to be there in the first place. Ellie Webber hates Penn State. But she is only there because her twin brother is there and her grandpa is the football coach. She reads books to try to find herself in a fictional world where she doesn't have to face her own reality. She hated Penn State- until him. Reese Joseph is the quarterback. He's a people pleaser and the people love him back. However, they only love him for what he lets them see. Trying to fall out of love with a different girl and trying to run away from the truth, he pushes himself to be the best at football. He wants to be in the NFL. The problem? He sucks at English and he needs to pass the class to be eligible to play. What better way to pass class than with an online tutor who knows nothing about you? What happens when they actually do know each other? Read more to find out. BOOK NUMBER THREE IN THE PSU SERIES.

COMPLETED Penn State University. Home to the craziest sorority girls, most obnoxious football players, and a possible Vice President's son. Sloane Beck wants nothing more than to have her cheating ex-boyfriend crawl back to her. Blake Day wants nothing more than to live out the rest of his college life without the media's spotlight on his back. What happens when Blake throws a deal out to Sloane that's almost too good to not consider? But what if the deal that he was just throwing to her- isn't the whole story? What if the deal is somewhat the truth? The deal is in between the lines. Read to find out. BOOK NUMBER TWO IN THE PSU SERIES.

"A man does not fix me, does not complete me. He compliments me, that is all. I am the only man I will ever require'' ~Alexa Sherwood

The world is burning. It is difficult to remember a time when corpses did not litter the ground, both benders and non-benders alike. Every city is a wreckage of ash and flame, the sky always tinged a shade of grey. There is a myth, generations old - a prayer now, almost - whispered between shaking hands and fearful eyes in the heavy darkness of refugee bunkers. The story of the phoenix - when Kutrov was most desperately in need, a savior would come, decorated in gold, hands spread wide. They would summon the sun itself and hold its light in their blood. They would save them all. And surely this is the time in which they are most at need, when the Inferni destroy homes and villages, burn entire families alive in their homes. Now, when the remaining few vanish underground - men, women, children - and train to fight, to kill even the slightest chance of a nagrevat'. It has been 50 years since the legend of the phoenix was last told - it remains a faded page in a history book. They have been at war for a very, very long time.