“What have you done to my mind? I can’t be with or without you.” Though some couples are simply meant to be, the road to the relationship can be rocky. This classic tale of girl-next-door and best-friend’s-older-brother comes to the modern age with relatable problems. A Senior and Sophomore at Sanderson High, Clark and Candice have been friends all her life. So, how exactly do you tell your best friend you’re in love with them? How will these lovebirds get from once upon a time to happily ever after? The first of six stories, Rosalie Thorne’s “Best Friends” will have you restless to know more. A perfect addition to any shelf and keep an eye out for the sequels!

"America's sweetheart", social media elite, star student, who uses her popularity for good instead of evil. Queen Noami users her passion to continue a career as an award-winning, best-selling author. King Nicolae loves his country so much he is one of the world's greatest prime ministers. And now Princess Lorianna is having to not only navigate teenage life, combat a social enemy, successfully have mature relationships, but also take the world by storm after being the target of some hurtful and potentially harmful press. Is she the director of her own life? Or is all the world a stage and everyone merely players?

"Purity leads to safety. Safety leads to security. Security leads to stability. Stability leads to order." Following in his grandpere's footsteps, The Solar King is forced to restart the raids as a new threat to the realm arises. But, while he lives and breathes and fights with the Darkness, using all of its power and control to keep order, his heart feels the pull to the Light... in the form of a Dyad. Clarity from the Oversoul, Eaden has shared countless nights with her in their shared Soulscape. His Lady is everything his heart desires... (to the point he's willing to rip the Aether apart to find her and love her the way she deserves). While Surrielle Sunsprite's father may have told her "you will change everything", this half-Human half-Fae does all that she can to stay hidden. And though it has been many years since she accepted that her life would be that of solitude, it doesn't stop her heart from breaking. Because, after moving into the Trade District of Ville De Lumière three years ago, she's had increasingly lovely and special dreams of Le Garcon - a manifestation of what her hopelessly romantic heart truly wants. While The King and the Impurity cannot deny the truth that is their families, Eaden and Surrielle cannot give up hope either. Within this first part of Rosalie Thorne's Hall Of The Fae King, the first seven chapters reach through the beams of darkness and shadows of light and conclude with these two soulmates meeting each other under the most horrible of circumstances..... "Here she is… and he is blessed. But strickened for he must choose. Either they can be painfully, desperately apart forever… sending her far, far away, a different plain, a different realm… excommunicating her to save her life and only ever seeing her in his dreams if she lets him. Or, they will become inseparably together, forever, regardless of consequence."

The year: 1997 The Rochester wall still stands tall, dividing The United States in two. Though it has been decades since the Sub-human Revolution, there are still many Basic-humans that are against racial integration. However, there is a bright hope for the future, the newest generation fighting for equality. When a new family moves into Stars Hallow overnight, the town is on edge, whispering and wondering if they could be Subs? Vampires? But only Valarie learns the truth about Cyrus and his family. And in the process? Falls head over heels in love. Knowing, accepting, loving... when Cyrus asks, she says "yes" to forever.

"Now, one of my favorite parts of the day is our back and forth. I had to force myself to wait this morning, sitting impatiently as I ate breakfast. But then I caved, my breath catching in my chest as I waited for the screen to load. And there it was! I hear nothing, not even the sound of my annoying neighbors, just the beat of my heart. I have a direct message… from you. - T & R" This is Rosalie Thorne's love letter to all of those involved in creating one of her favorite films You’ve Got Mail. Inspired by the 1998 classic, written by Miklós László (play "Parfumerie"), Nora Ephron (screenplay), Delia Ephron (screenplay), directed by Nora Ephron, starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, and she hopes you enjoy it!

"I throw a left hook. He goes down but his buddies rally. Knowing better than to do this, it still fits my reputation to a t. I could kill a guy, and no one would bat an eye. ‘It’s the dragon blood,’ they would say, ‘he’s more beast than man’. And maybe… maybe for just one more week they’d be right." Prince Caderyn has wanted nothing more than to be left alone. No more magikal attempts to cure his blood disease, no more back-alley fights over what makes him different... just let his perfect mother and perfect little brother, Tahir, do their thing, while he fades into the shadows. It seems he might get his way, too, if the Scholar his mother has sent for as a last resort fails to save him. Scholarra Delara has only ever wanted to belong. The problem is, not only is she one of the few female students at The University, she is also a half-breed: Half-Vampire, Half-Human. So, she's resigned herself to a lonely life of logical assignments. It's this work, though, that led Queen Lilith to invite her to come live and experiment in the Palace Of Onyx, hoping that her understanding of blood and microbiology will provide them with the answers they're looking for. Blood is not just the livelihood of their bodies or the tie to their family and loved ones... but, blood is also the reason all hell breaks loose as the persons of the Onyx Foothills revolt. It's in this tale of fangs and fury that the golden prince and passionate scientist get more than they bargained for. But, it will take more than the beautiful woman loving the angry beast for them to reach their happily ever after.

"Well… the first time I saw Her, she didn’t exactly give me the world. It was actually a Christmas cookie, even if it was two weeks until December 25th. I instantly looked forward to the rest of winter break. She had come into town to see her family, (Peyton and her mother), and every time I got to see her was just perfect. It wasn’t exactly a fairytale meeting, but this is how things didn’t go as planned." This is Rosalie Thorne's love letter to all of those involved in creating one of her favorite films While You Were Sleeping. Inspired by the 1995 classic, written by Daniel G. Sullivan and Fredric Lebow, directed by Jon Turteltaub, staring Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman, this story is a sort of squeal. Perfect for any rom-com fan out there, it's a perfect addition to your romance collection.