Malachi Parker is no stranger to money problems. Growing up, his father sunk every spare dime into the wrestling company he created. Kai was thrilled when his father left him in charge of the company when he retired, even though the recent pandemic had almost crippled them. Kai didn’t care. He was determined to turn it around. He even had a plan that involved a brand new, young wrestler that wasn’t even allowed to compete yet. Then tragedy strikes when Kai is severely injured during a match. But maybe the injury wasn’t such a tragedy. It brings him closer to Quinn, a young fan that he had been struggling to…

Charlotte and Landon literally could not be more different. Charlotte never fit in at school, while Landon was the most popular guy in the entire city, thanks to his promising future professional baseball career. And his good looks. Perfect girlfriend. Rich family. The one thing Charlotte had that Landon didn’t have was true friends. Quinn was Charlotte’s best friend, Landon’s younger sibling, and Landon’s evil girlfriend’s favorite target. After yet another fight with his girlfriend, Landon blows off his plans to spend time with Charlotte and Quinn on a night that will change his life forever. A professional wrestling event. Landon was an amazing amateur wrestler in high school, but…

For as long as he could remember, Miles Mason lived in his brother’s shadow. He was expected to be the perfect athlete, with perfect grades, and even a perfect girlfriend. School was never easy for him, so his grades were far from perfect. He was overweight and uncoordinated, so being a perfect athlete was out of the question. And the perfect girlfriend? Well, Miles never questioned his sexuality until his best friend was bullied into suicide for being gay. Jeremy Carter was an amazing musician, as long as he was sober enough to play. On the outside, he seemed to have a perfect life. Every guy wanted to be him…

After losing her brother to suicide and witnessing the ridicule Jace and Gavin face at school, Cami Myers is determined to make her classmates feel supported. She can’t bear to imagine losing her new friends for the same reason she lost her brother. Gavin and Jace think all her work in forming the GSA is for their benefit, but Cami has a secret not even her best friends know about. Cami is not the girl everyone thinks she is. In fact, Cami doesn’t feel like a girl at all, but she is terrified to tell anyone her secret after seeing how Jace and Gavin are treated. Unable to deal with…

Jace hates himself. He hates living with his alcoholic, abusive father. He hates that he has to hide his scars from everyone, including his best friends. He hates the feelings he is beginning to develop for his friend. He hates the fact that he is gay. The realization that he has to hide his true feelings becomes even more apparent when his father finds out. The abuse gets worse. He can’t live with his secret anymore, but he can’t let people know either. Jace survives his suicide attempt but turns to cutting to cope. He is able to control his pain enough to go on, at least until his hockey…

Life has been good for the last four years. Erik is in prison and unable to contact his ex-wife. Liam was back on his feet before he married Aurora and adopted Gavin. Aislynn and Trent are happy and have been able to make their long-distance relationship work. Maybe the nightmare is finally over. Aurora learns she is expecting another child. She and Liam are thrilled until they discover Erik still has a way to invade their lives. The damage caused by Erik’s abuse could have disastrous effects on both Aurora and the baby. Despite Liam’s arguments, Aurora refuses to even consider terminating the pregnancy, even knowing it could kill her.…

Aurora‘s nightmare is over. Erik is safely behind bars awaiting trial, and her last cut was over six months ago. Liam returns to his military service after Aurora and her perfect son, Gavin, are out of the hospital. Suddenly, all communication with Liam stops. No emails. No phone calls. No one has heard from him in weeks. Fearing the worst, she struggles to avoid turning to her razor blade before she gets the phone call she had been dreading. Liam had been in an accident. An explosion had left him badly burned and possibly paralyzed, but he was alive and was transferred to a hospital closer to home. In the…

To the world, seventeen-year-old Aurora appears to be like any other teenage girl seeking attention. Her short hair changes color as frequently as her mood. She doesn’t bother to hide her tattoos or piercings from the judging world of high school. The only thing she hides is her scars. After losing her mother to breast cancer at the age of thirteen, Aurora is left to be raised solely by her workaholic father. She turns to cutting to deal with the constant emotional pain. Full of scars from her years of self-harm, Aurora shelters herself from the world and refuses to allow people to get to know the real Rory. The…

She is a good girl. He is a bad boy. Marissa and Chad are completely wrong for each other, but neither of them can fight their attraction. Summer is Marissa’s favorite time of the year, when she gets to travel two-hundred miles from home to camp with her grandparents or stay with her aunt. During one of those summers with her aunt, she met Chad. Not only does Chad meet the definition of a bad boy, but her cousin’s best friend is definitely too old for her. Level-headed Marissa doesn’t care, and she doesn’t see him for his shady past, but for the person he is capable of becoming. It…