Nadia Cole entered Blackwood University with one goal — survive.As a scholarship student from one of the poorest parts of the city, she has no time for campus parties, rich students, or trouble. Between hiding her family problems and I'm working late shifts at a small café, Nadia is determined to stay invisible until graduation.That plan falls apart the moment she publicly humiliates Rowan Vale.Cold, untouchable, and dangerously attractive, Rowan is the heir to the powerful Vale Group and the most feared student on campus. Everyone wants his attention. Everyone obeys him.Everyone except Nadia.After their disastrous first meeting turns her into the center of campus gossip, Rowan offers her a shocking deal: pretend to be his girlfriend for three months in exchange for enough money to save her struggling family.The rules are simple:No real feelings.No questions.No falling in love.But behind Rowan’s perfect image are secrets capable of destroying his family, and the closer Nadia gets to him, the more she realizes the boy everyone envies is hiding a loneliness that mirrors her own.What started as a fake relationship soon becomes something far more dangerous.Because in a world built on power, money, and lies, loving Rowan Vale might be the one mistake Nadia can’t survive.

Rejected. Humiliated. Broken.Aurora Hale spent her entire life being treated like nothing more than a weak omega without a wolf.The final blow comes when her fated mate, the future Alpha of Dark Fang Pack, rejects her publicly before the entire pack during the sacred mating ceremony.But just when Aurora believes her life is over, the most feared ruler in the supernatural world appears.The Lycan King.Cold. Ruthless. Untouchable.And he claims Aurora as his mate before everyone.Now Aurora is pulled into a dangerous royal world filled with supernatural wars, ancient enemies, jealous rivals, and dark secrets buried deep within the Lycan Kingdom.But the closer she grows to the terrifying king, the more she realizes one thing:Being loved by the Lycan King may be far more dangerous than being rejected.