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The Darker Spectrum

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Reads 143
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Parts 8
Time 45m

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Dahlia Bloom. She joined a new school, in a new town, with LOTS of new faces. Dahlia takes this as an opportunity to start anew. New memories(good ones this time), new personality and a new life.  Art is a huge part of her. A new figure has surfaced in her life but he isn't a blank canvas. In fact, he's been painted black. Will she be able to undo what time has done?

Alexander Axel. The school's 'bad-boy'. Captain of the rugby team and the no1 player. Life at school has become a daily routine that he's accustomed to. But when new girl, Dahlia Bloom, joins Phoenix-Griffin high school, Portland, his life is suddenly tipped upside down. This new distraction becomes a priority for him. 
Dahlias are colourful.
But will she leave his palette in shades of black, white and grey or will she splatter him in the colours of the spectrum?All Rights Reserved

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$Our Game {MARTINEZ SIBLINGS 1} by aalii__$

Dahlia Martinez. A girl with attitude, wit, and an extreme need for academic validation. Blake Austin. A compassionate guy who has priorities...mostly. Home troubles and past issues force Dahlia to a new school for her final year of highschool. She planned to get through the year with perfect grades, plans for her future, and no bumps along the road. But when star baseball player Blake Austin takes notice of her, everything changes. Dahlia isn't interested in dating. Most of her encounters with men have brought her to the conclusion that they're all rude with no priorities. Blake, however, plans to show her he is a man of ambition. She's tough to get through he'll give her that, but he doesn't plan to give up on the mystery that is Dahlia Martinez. She expected to lay low her senior year, and unfortunately for her, that wouldn't happen.

Shadows between us by AngheJB

It started with a glance-fleeting but unforgettable. Dahlia Rivers was everything Kayden McCallister wasn't: dazzling, popular, the golden thread that held their high school together. She glided through life effortlessly, her laughter a melody that stopped the world. Kayden? She was invisible, a shadow in the back of the room, safe in her silence. Kayden had grown used to pretending she didn't want more. It was easier that way. But something about Dahlia pulled her in, like a moth to a flame. Dahlia wasn't just beautiful; she was magnetic, commanding attention without trying. She was everything Kayden wished she could be-and everything she could never have. Their paths weren't meant to cross. But one rainy afternoon, they did. Kayden was hidden in the library, her refuge from the noise of the world, when Dahlia appeared, escaping the storm. Their eyes met-Dahlia's bright and curious, Kayden's wide with panic. "Hey," Dahlia said, her smile disarming. Kayden only nodded, convinced it would end there. But Dahlia kept coming back. She sat with Kayden, asked questions, stayed even when her friends called her away. Kayden noticed everything: the way Dahlia laughed, the way her perfume lingered, the way her presence made Kayden's chest ache. Dahlia talked about boys, her boyfriend, and all the things Kayden could never give her. Kayden tried to pull away, to protect herself, but Dahlia wouldn't let her go. "Why are you avoiding me?" Dahlia asked one evening, her voice soft but insistent. "I'm not," Kayden lied. "Yes, you are. Did I do something wrong?" The tenderness in Dahlia's voice was too much. Kayden couldn't tell her the truth: that she was falling for someone who could never be hers. Instead, she forced a fragile smile. "No. Everything's fine." But it wasn't. Dahlia belonged to the light, radiant and untouchable. And Kayden? She was nothing but shadow.

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Dahlia Vega never thought her defiance would lead to disaster. Grounded after a heated argument with her teacher about the existence of aliens, she finds herself alone-until a spaceship crashes into her backyard. Inside is Kael, an alien unlike anything she imagined. His glowing skin and piercing lavender eyes are otherworldly, but his detached, emotionless demeanor makes him infuriating. Kael's people don't believe in love or emotion-they pair only for survival. To him, Dahlia is just another variable in a complex mission. But when her father-Earth's most ruthless alien hunter-discovers their connection, Kael has no choice but to protect her, even if it means risking his life. Thrown into a deadly game of pursuit across the galaxy, Dahlia and Kael must rely on each other to survive. But their differences run deeper than species: where Dahlia's fiery emotions burn bright, Kael's cold logic dominates. secrets unfold and truths about Kael's mission are revealed, Dahlia must decide: Can she trust someone who doesn't feel? With galactic enemies on their tail and her father's relentless pursuit threatening their every move, Dahlia and Kael are forced to confront not only the universe's dangers but also their growing, impossible bond. In a battle of reason versus emotion, survival versus connection, and loyalty versus betrayal, they'll discover that the heart doesn't obey logic. Starlit Boundaries is a heart-pounding romantic sci-fi adventure filled with breathtaking twists, star-crossed tension, and a love that defies both worlds.

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