Grace Grandi

Rule one at Briarwick Academy: everyone notices the Crown Prince. Frankie didn't get the memo. She walked in twenty minutes late, beat the whole class in a quiz, and looked through Leonard Kincaid like he was plain glass — and he hasn't recovered since. Leo has a voice in his head that started the night his father died. It gives him answers he wasn't asked questions about, hears things through solid walls, and recognized Frankie Adebayo the second she entered the room in a way he still can't explain. Frankie has episodes. Blackouts that come without warning and leave her somewhere she can't describe. They're getting stronger. She hasn't told anyone. She and Leo have nothing in common. He's a future king surrounded by guards and secrets. She's a scholarship girl in a borrowed uniform trying to survive a school that has already decided what she is. Except something is happening to both of them. Something that didn't ask permission. Something that, apparently, can't be outrun — not by a crown, not by a wall she's spent years building, and not by the very deliberate distance she keeps putting between herself and the boy who can hear her heartbeat from across a room. He was never supposed to notice her. She was never supposed to matter. Turns out, the universe had entirely different plans.

Susan thought she knew exactly who she was: a tomboy girl who loved women in a world that refused to let her. But after betrayal by her girlfriend and the wound left by her best friend, Jonathan, Susan fled to another city, hoping to start over. She wanted clean slate and peace but she got Merijay. A wealthy, emotionally distant man she once met briefly through Jonathan. Now, he’s her neighbor… her boss… and eventually, the man who makes love to her for the first time and turns her understanding of herself upside down. Just as Susan begins to rebuild, Jonathan reappears, offering apologies and finally confessing the feelings he kept buried for years. Then another temptation, Grace. Charming and intoxicating, everything Susan once dreamed of in a woman. Their connection is instant, undeniable… but so is the confusion. Because Susan still can’t shake the night she shared with Merijay. She practically yearned for him as much as he yearned for her. Now caught in a tangle of passion, identity, and desire, Susan is forced to confront everything she thought she wanted, including the terrifying truth that attraction doesn’t follow labels… and love doesn’t wait for permission. She struggles to distance herself from Grace’s obsession and Jonathan’s possessiveness. She can’t run forever. Someone’s going to get burned.

Eleanor's younger brother’s reckless romance drags her into the world of wealth, power, and scandal, Eleanor finds herself face-to-face with the man she loves to hate, Marcus Green, who portrayed like he had no room for emotions until Eleanor stormed into his life like a hurricane. She challenged him, defied him, and somehow got under his skin like no one ever had. He frustrates Eleanor into getting married to him after a one-off intense and passionate love-making. But, Eleanor gave one shocking condition, no physical intimacy—both must confront the walls they’ve built around their hearts. The Beast of Green Manor is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers story filled with tension, emotion, and the kind of love that changes lives, because sometimes, the person you hate the most… is the only one who truly sees you.