> Tasha Adeyemi has spent her entire life learning how to fight for what she wants. Coming from a modest home, earning a scholarship to Dextros Academy feels like the opportunity she's been waiting for—the chance to build a better future for herself and her family. But Dextros is not the perfect school Tasha imagined. Beneath its prestigious reputation lies a world ruled by three powerful student factions, each with its own leader, its own rules, and its own enemies. Most students know better than to get involved. Tasha doesn't. Her first encounter with James, one of Dextros's most feared faction leaders, puts them on the wrong side of each other. He's used to people backing down when he walks into a room. Tasha isn't one of them. What begins as irritation soon becomes something neither of them knows how to handle. And James isn't the only one who notices her. As Tasha grows closer to another faction, the line between friendship and something more begins to blur. Meanwhile, the boyfriend she left outside Dextros remains the person who knew her before everything changed. Three boys. Three different worlds. One girl who never intended to become part of the game. But behind the gates of Dextros, getting close to the wrong person can cost you more than your heart.

Emotional & Mysterious Lena Carter never believed in werewolves—until the night she caught her boyfriend cheating on Christmas Eve… and a powerful stranger stepped out of the forest claiming she belonged to him. Kael is no ordinary man. He is Alpha of a hidden wolf pack, bound by ancient laws and instincts he cannot ignore. The moment he sees Lena, he knows she is his mate—the one fate chose for him. But Lena is human. And the wolf world is dangerous. As enemies circle and secrets about Lena’s past begin to surface, she must decide: walk away from the impossible… or embrace a destiny that could change both their worlds forever.

The Shape of Us When Nora Bennett is nine, her mother dies suddenly, leaving behind a small apartment, a grieving father, and a silence no one in their working-class suburb knows how to break. No one says the word. No one explains why. And in the absence of answers, Nora learns a dangerous lesson: if she makes herself small enough, she won’t be left again. Years later, stability comes in the form of the Callahan family — and Eli, the steady boy who grows up beside her. But when your first experience of love ends in disappearance, even safety feels fragile. The Shape of Us is a coming-of-age novel about grief, inherited silence, and the risk of choosing love after learning how easily it can vanish.