You discover that your shadow has a mind of its own and starts communicating with you

Liam is a man who believes love means devotion—total, absolute, and sacrificial. He cooks, cleans, texts, tracks, and anticipates everything for Clara, his girlfriend. To him, it’s loyalty. To her, it’s suffocation. But when Clara tries to break free, Liam spirals—and swears he’ll prove that he’s not the bad guy. Told in dual POV, we watch both unravel: Clara, desperate to escape but unsure if she’s overreacting, and Liam, whose version of love grows darker with each rejection.Hook: As Clara attempts to vanish, Liam begins a chilling “rescue mission” to save her—from her own bad choices.

Skye has always lived with her guard up—burned by the past, hardened by survival. She isn’t looking for love, and she sure as hell doesn’t trust easily. But when she meets Jax—a quiet, intense man with secrets of his own—everything begins to unravel.Their connection is immediate, electric, and terrifying. Jax sees through Skye’s walls like glass, and she finds herself drawn to him in ways she can’t explain. But love like theirs doesn’t come without history. Both carry wounds they don’t talk about, scars they pretend don’t still bleed.As their bond deepens, so do the complications. A past Skye thought she buried comes back swinging. Jax, too, is running from something—someone—and the truth threatens to rip them apart before they even have a chance.When the Walls Fell is a gripping, emotional novel about love born from brokenness, trust built in the wreckage, and the hard, beautiful choice to stay when every instinct says run. It’s about two people who never believed in forever—until they found it in each other.

After the sudden and unexplained death of her twin sister, Nova, twenty-five-year-old Rae Holloway inherits an eerie old house in the woods outside a forgotten town—Eidolon, Oregon. The house, called The Holloway Estate, has been in her family for generations but was abandoned for decades after a fire took the lives of several relatives… supposedly.Inside, the house seems untouched by time. But one room is locked from the inside—the mirror room, a place her sister mentioned cryptically in her final voicemail. When Rae finally pries it open, she discovers a massive, wall-length mirror that doesn’t show her reflection—it shows her sister.But this isn't a hallucination. The mirror is a gateway to the Echo Realm, a fractured dimension where the dead never sleep, and time bends like smoke. Nova is trapped there… and she’s not alone.

In the year 2137, forgetting is the law.After the devastating War of Knowing, the State of New Harmony instituted the Memory Law—a ruthless policy requiring citizens to have their memories erased every thirty days. Pain, grief, love, and rebellion are scrubbed clean to maintain perfect order. The past has become contraband, and remembering is a crime.Sixteen-year-old Elara Voss has always obeyed. Every month, she steps into the sterile white chamber and surrenders her memories, just like everyone else. But when a fragmented vision of a mysterious boy—Kade—surfaces between the cracks, Elara begins to unravel. He shouldn’t exist. She shouldn’t remember him. Yet she does.When Kade appears in the flesh during a sudden system breach, Elara is thrust into a secret resistance known as the Archive—a hidden society of rebels who defy the Memory Law and protect what the State has tried to erase. There, Elara discovers she is a Binder—a rare anomaly whose mind holds onto erased memories, not just her own, but those of others.As Elara trains to control the flood of memories threatening to consume her, she uncovers a haunting truth: her great-grandmother, Solenne Voss, was the architect of the very system she now must help destroy. With Kade at her side, and the fate of a silenced world on her shoulders, Elara must make a choice:Obey and forget, or remember and fight.But the deeper she digs, the more Elara realizes—the real war never ended. It just went underground.And now, she is its spark.