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The Dawn Will Bleed

He’s a cursed half-vampire. You’re the huntress who refuses to shut up. Crake’s second-in-command, you’ve spent months fighting Brancisis, and you sure as hell don’t need a brooding Dawnwalker telling you how to do your job. Coen is secretive, infuriating, and entirely too convinced he knows best. You think he takes himself too seriously. He thinks you have a death wish. Unfortunately, you’re going to have to work together. Between bloody battles, dangerous missions, tavern brawls, and enough sarcastic banter to drive Crake insane, you might discover there’s more to the Dawnwalker than his curse. But Brancisis is closing in, trust is hard-earned, and falling for Coen could be more dangerous than facing the enemy himself. The war comes first. The flirting is a problem. And neither of you is backing down.

Until The End

Six years ago, Romy left Storm View behind — including Ryder Grace, her best friend, her unfinished story, and the matching tattoos they got the night before she left. Now she’s back, and with Halloween bringing their old friend group together again, the line between friendship and something more is getting dangerously thin. Some promises never fade. Some people are impossible to forget. And some love stories are worth finding your way home for.

A Kiss Before the Kingdom

Every fairytale needs a princess. Unfortunately, Y/N never got the part. Working among the merchants at a Renaissance faire, Y/N has settled into her usual routine running her stall. She has acting experience and even auditioned for the role of princess last season, but someone else got the crown. So when the actress scheduled for tonight’s grand tournament suddenly falls ill, Y/N finds herself being dragged backstage, shoved into a princess costume, and sent into the spotlight with mere minutes to spare. Oliver, the faire’s beloved knight and star of the show, has spent years perfecting his swordplay, charming audiences, and delivering the perfect fairytale finale. He’s performed the tournament countless times and knows every line, every move, and every cue by heart. What Y/N doesn’t know is that the finale was changed last season. The victorious knight is no longer supposed to simply declare his devotion to the princess. He’s supposed to kiss her. And when Oliver sweeps her into his arms and delivers the grand finale in front of hundreds of cheering spectators, Y/N gets quite the surprise. What was supposed to be a one-night favor quickly becomes something neither of them anticipated. Between merchant stall visits, backstage chaos, teasing friends, and a knight who suddenly seems to have a habit of appearing wherever she’s working, Y/N might discover that the best fairytales aren’t always the ones written in the script.

Where the Night Takes Us

The resistance has a vampire problem. Unfortunately for Coen, she’s not particularly interested in being caught. You’re a full-blooded vampire with no allegiance, no rules, and absolutely no patience for anyone telling you what to do. When strange reports draw the resistance’s attention, Coen is sent to investigate. He’s a Dawnwalker. You’re a vampire. Neither of you is particularly trustworthy. What starts as an investigation becomes a dangerous little game of sharp tongues, questionable decisions, and unexpected chemistry. Turns out, the only thing more dangerous than a vampire is falling for one.

10 Days of Trouble

Ten days. One beach house. Eight friends. And one very unwelcome surprise. Y/N was expecting sun, late nights, questionable decisions, and ten days with her favorite people. What she wasn’t expecting was Ryder Grace. After years of clashing—and a messy breakup involving someone they both used to care about—Y/N and Ryder have never exactly been on friendly terms. Unfortunately, neither was warned the other would be joining the vacation. Now they’re sharing a house, a kitchen, a pool, and far too much time together. Between old grudges, sharp remarks, beach days, parties, and a few decisions neither of them particularly wants to discuss, ten days suddenly feels like a very long time. They can’t stand each other. They certainly don’t trust each other. But vacation has a funny way of making bad ideas seem like very good ones.

THE ASHEN OATH

THE ASHEN OATH An ancient darkness is stirring. Forgotten magic is awakening, monsters are returning, and the kingdoms of Eldoria are beginning to fall into chaos. When an artifact of immense power is unearthed, a formidable young sorceress is summoned by the King of Veyrath and tasked with finding the others scattered across the seven kingdoms. To ensure her success, the king assigns her a companion: Vaelrik Draeven, a disgraced knight turned mercenary, whose reputation is nearly as dangerous as his sword. He’s cynical, infuriating, and wants absolutely nothing to do with a sorceress. She’s powerful, stubborn, and has no intention of being told what to do. With a band of misfit mercenaries at their side, they’ll face ancient ruins, deadly creatures, political schemes, and secrets buried for centuries. But between clashing swords, sharper tongues, and a growing attraction neither is willing to acknowledge, the greatest challenge may be learning to trust the person standing beside them. Some oaths are sworn in blood. Others are far more dangerous to break.