Everyone at Briar knows Grace Graham. Garrett Graham’s twin sister. Allie Hayes’ best friend. Brilliant. Stylish. Fluent in French and English. Always in the front row of hockey games. The girl everyone likes—except Dean Di Laurentis. Their rivalry is campus legend, built on sharp minds, sharper comebacks, and a refusal to let the other win. But somewhere between lecture halls, hockey games, and late-night study sessions, enemies begin to blur into something neither of them is prepared for. The only thing Grace doesn’t know? Her brother’s relationship with Hannah Wells isn’t real. And some secrets have a way of changing everything.
Rubie Rider has spent her entire life being known as Rapunzel and Flynn Rider’s daughter. Not Rubie. Not the girl who dreams of adventure beyond kingdom walls. Not the girl who never quite fit into Auradon’s idea of a perfect princess. Just their daughter. When Prince Ben announces that four VKs from the Isle of the Lost will be attending Auradon Prep, Rubie finds herself questioning everything she thought she knew about heroes, villains, and the stories people tell. Because maybe destiny isn’t written in a storybook. Maybe it’s something you choose for yourself.
Everyone at The Pitt knows Dr. Kenzlee Conness. The attending with impossible instincts, three specialties, and a smile that disappears the second a patient crashes. The one residents secretly hope to work with—and quietly pray they never disappoint. Teaching Santos, Whitaker, Mel, and Javadi is challenging enough. Surviving Robby, Abbott, and Langdon’s constant teasing is another story entirely. Luckily, she has one person who’s always in her corner: Dr. Mohan, her best friend since their first year of college. Brilliant, sarcastic, stubborn, and one of the hospital’s best pediatric surgeons, Mohan is the only person who can keep up with Kenzlee without missing a beat. As another relentless shift begins, every ambulance brings a new crisis, every patient changes the day, and every decision could mean life or death. In the emergency department, there are no easy cases. Only the next one.
Kimberly Johness and eight friends pile into a station wagon and head west toward Amarillo, Texas, hoping for one last adventure before their lives begin to change. The road promises freedom, endless skies, and memories they’ll carry forever. Instead, they find empty highways, strange warnings, and a family hidden deep in the Texas countryside. Some roads are safer left untraveled.
Cherry Romero has always been part of the Toretto family. Mia’s best friend. Letty’s partner-in-crime. A fearless street racer with a red sports car, a love for speed, and absolutely no problem putting arrogant racers in their place. Then Brian O’Conner walks into her life. He’s charming, competitive, suspiciously interested in cars—and hiding something. As Brian goes undercover to investigate Dominic Toretto’s crew, he never expects to become tangled up with Cherry. What begins with racing, teasing, and undeniable chemistry slowly becomes something neither of them planned for. But secrets don’t stay buried forever. The first race is only the beginning.
Hazel Grimes is Rick Grimes’ eldest child and Carl’s older sister. At sixteen, she’s fiercely protective, practical, and already used to taking responsibility while Rick works long shifts as a sheriff’s deputy and Lori juggles the household. When the dead begin to rise, Hazel is separated from both of her parents during the chaos and is forced to get Carl to safety on her own.
Everyone knows Aurora Hale. She’s the actress who makes audiences cry, the singer who fills stadiums, the Hollywood darling whose name is attached to every award season conversation. With Oscar-winning performances, Grammy-winning music, Vogue covers, unforgettable Met Gala moments, and a friendship list filled with the biggest names in the industry, Aurora Hale has become the most loved star in the world. But behind the cameras, designer gowns, and endless interviews is a girl who still laughs too loudly, loves too deeply, and cares more about the people around her than the fame surrounding her. Follow Aurora through movie sets, red carpets, late-night shows, award nights, and the chaotic world of Hollywood as she discovers that being adored by millions isn’t the same as being truly known.
Everyone knows the story of Rose DeWitt Bukater. But no one knows about her older sister. At twenty-one, Violet Bukater refuses to let society decide her future. She has no interest in marriage, ignores the expectations placed on wealthy women, and would rather spend her time helping children and caring for animals than attending lavish parties. Fiercely protective of Rose, she sees through Cal Hockley’s charm from the very beginning. When the Bukater family boards the RMS Titanic, Violet expects an ordinary voyage across the Atlantic. Instead, she finds herself surrounded by unforgettable people, impossible choices, and a tragedy that will change countless lives forever. A story of sisterhood, courage, compassion, and the people history almost forgot.
Ava Miller has spent every summer of her life in Cousins Beach. She’s Belly Conklin’s best friend. Taylor’s partner in crime. An honorary Fisher. The girl who’s in every family photo without actually belonging to the family. At home, she’s an afterthought. At Cousins, she’s everyone’s favorite person to have around. She remembers birthdays, carries extra sunscreen, listens more than she talks, and somehow becomes exactly who everyone needs her to be. It’s enough. Until it isn’t. The summer Belly turns pretty is also the summer childhood slips away, old feelings become impossible to ignore, and Ava starts wondering what it would feel like to be someone’s first choice instead of everyone’s safe place.
Everyone in Forks knows Allison Swan. Charlie Swan’s older daughter is smart, kind, effortlessly cool, and impossible not to like. She grew up in Forks, knows every secret the town has to offer, and somehow manages to make everyone around her feel seen. Most boys have had at least a small crush on her at one point or another. Allison never notices. Then Bella comes home. As her younger sister struggles to adjust to life in Forks, Allison finds herself paying attention to the one thing everyone else seems determined to ignore—the Cullen family. While the rest of the school is distracted by their beauty, Allison notices the details that don’t make sense. The untouched lunches. The unnatural grace. The way they watch people. The way they seem to be hiding something. And unlike everyone else, Allison Swan isn’t willing to look away. A story about sisters, secrets, small-town mysteries, and the girl who noticed the Cullens first.
