Thirty-five girls. One prince. One crown. When Y/N’s name is chosen for The Selection, she knows exactly what she’s supposed to do: smile for the cameras, follow the rules, and compete for the heart of Prince Maxon. There’s just one problem. She has no intention of falling in love with him. Y/N never wanted a crown. She never wanted the palace, the attention, or a prince who seems determined to get under her skin. She certainly never expected to become one of the girls Maxon couldn’t stop thinking about. But the palace has secrets of its own. As rivalries grow, alliances form, and the line between duty and desire begins to blur, Y/N discovers that being chosen for the Selection may have been the easiest part. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing a girl can do… is make a prince fall in love with her.
My friends and I were just trying to have a chill sleepover to help me get over my ex, but things went sideways when two pet rats got loose in the apartment. We were totally panicking and screaming, but then my dad showed up with his new teenage hire, Beau, to help us out. That moment of chaos actually ended up being exactly what I needed. Seeing him there made me realize that I was finally ready to move on, and I ended up catching a major crush on him instead of spending the night dwelling on the past.
The four friends have grown up together and are now navigating college, relationships, careers, parties, and figuring out what they actually want from life. Y/N enters their world after meeting Austin at a college party. What starts as a casual conversation quickly becomes something neither of them expects. The problem? Ally has loved Austin for years. She had finally worked up the courage to tell him how she felt—but before she could, Austin met Y/N. And for the first time, Austin doesn’t seem interested in a temporary relationship.
Everyone lies. But Y/N never expected the biggest lie of all to be about her own identity. After discovering that Sutton Mercer is her long-lost twin, Y/N is pulled into a life of secrets, wealth, betrayal, and danger when Sutton mysteriously disappears. With only a cryptic warning—Don’t trust anyone. Not even me—Y/N must take her sister’s place and uncover the truth before whoever is watching finds her first. But the closer she gets to Sutton’s secrets, the more Y/N realizes that no one is innocent—not the Mercer family, not the people claiming to help her, and perhaps not even Sutton herself. To find her sister, Y/N will have to lie like she’s always belonged. Because in this game, the truth could get her killed.
Y/N always knew there was something different about her. Strange voices follow her. Shadows move when no one is watching. And sometimes, when she dreams, she wakes up knowing things she shouldn't possibly know. When Y/N is sent to Lyle House, a supposedly therapeutic group home for troubled people, she expects to spend her time keeping her head down and counting the days until she can leave. Instead, she meets Tori, Simon, Derek, and the other residents—and quickly realizes that none of them are what they seem. Simon can summon spirits. Derek is something far more dangerous than he wants anyone to know. And Y/N? She isn't sure what she can do yet. But the ghosts already know her. As the teenagers begin uncovering the truth about Lyle House and the organization controlling them, Y/N discovers that her arrival wasn't a coincidence. Someone has known about her abilities for years—and they've been waiting for them to surface. Now she has a choice: trust the people who claim they can control her powers, or run with a group of supernatural teenagers who are just as lost and hunted as she is. But there is one problem. Whatever is inside Y/N isn't simply a power. It's something the Edison Group has been searching for. And if they discover what Y/N truly is, escaping Lyle House may be the least of their problems.
