Saving June

⚠️This novel contains depictions of domestic violence, emotional and physical abuse, controlling behavior, and trauma recovery. These themes are handled with care and are included to bring awareness to intimate partner violence and center survivor healing.

Reader discretion is advised.⚠️

A College Friends-to-Lovers Romance

June Avery arrived at college already in love-or so she believed.

On the outside, she and Mason Brooks are everything the campus admires: well-known, admired, untouchable. But behind closed doors, love comes with rules. What she wears. Who she speaks to. How quiet she stays. June has learned that surviving means not pushing back.

Noah Callahan notices the things no one else does.

As captain of the lacrosse team, he's respected for his calm leadership, not his aggression. He sees the way June flinches, the way she disappears for days, the fear that lingers where affection should be. When he steps in once-just once-it sets off a chain of events neither of them can stop.

What follows isn't a dramatic rescue, but

something far more dangerous: patience, protection, and the slow rebuilding of trust. As June begins to reclaim her voice, friendship deepens into love-quiet, steady, and safe. But the past doesn't release its hold easily, and danger isn't finished with her yet.

Saving June is a college friends-to-lovers romance about survival, consent, and learning that love should never hurt. It is a story about quiet strength, chosen family, and the courage it takes to leave-and to stay gone.