I enrolled at Pacific Prep four years ago. I’ve worked hard to not only keep my scholarship, but to earn full ride to college. Don’t get me wrong. I’ve played hard, too. Still, I don’t know if I started living until Hadley showed up. And now she’s missing. Her guys are being tight-lipped and trying to keep me out from what’s going on, but I’m not backing down. Not from them, and definitely not from her gorgeous, arrogant brother, Hawk. My calm in the storm comes from the most unexpected place, because Wilder Clearwater is by my side constantly. The elite have never included me, but the lines drawn are becoming blurry. *** Blurred Lines is a 36k Pacific Prep novella. It is highly recommended that you read the rest of the series first and to check the front of the book for content warning.

He thinks they’ve broken me. He thinks I’m nothing but an empty shell, ready to be molded into their perfect soldier, his perfect wife, a damaged plaything. He might be right. I’ve never been so exhausted, beaten down, and wary. I’m so close to giving up, so close to accepting my defeat and twisted fate. The darkness is quickly closing in around me, but a sliver of light appears when I read the note from my brother and my guys. I will rise, like a phoenix from the ashes. I will be a catastrophic force, one this compound trained me to be. My guys are coming for me, and I almost feel bad for the carnage we’re going to inflict. We’ll burn it all down, right after I break free. This is the final book in a new adult, dark contemporary romance with four hot guys and one girl. It is intended for 18+ readers. A full list of trigger warnings can be found at the front of the book and include bullying, violent scenes and references to past trauma.

In a game built for men, I came to make history. As the only girl on an all-male Division I hockey team, I’m not a novelty—I’m a threat. A spark in a powder keg of testosterone. But I didn’t come to play nice. I came to dominate. I didn’t expect them… The golden boy captain who carries the team on his shoulders. The brooding guardian with a darkness that calls to me. The hot and cold viper who kisses me breathless in dark corners—then acts like it never happened. And the quiet bruiser who speaks my language in video games. I live with them. Train with them. Compete against them. They’re temptation wrapped in danger— And the first ones to ever look at me like I belong. But this game has enemies off the ice too. And someone wants to break me for good. Let them try. Because I’m not just here to play. I’m here to rewrite the rules and claim my legacy. *** Stick It is an enemies to lovers, forbidden, ice hockey romance where the FMC ends up with more than one love interest. The series consists of interconnecting standalones that can be read in any order.

Finding my daughter is all that matters now. Aurora is out there somewhere, and I’ll do whatever it takes to bring her home. Thankfully, I’m not in this fight alone. I have Logan, my rock, who is always ready to catch me when I fall. Royce, who is learning to trust and opening his heart, and Grayson—still haunted but finding strength in our connection. Together, we're unstoppable. We’re racing against time, piecing together clues and facing our worst fears. But Bertram, the monster from my past, is hellbent on taking everything from me. He's relentless, and he's not playing by any rules. Then there’s my mother, the ultimate narcissist with her own twisted agenda. She's proven she'll go to any lengths to destroy me. This final showdown will test us in ways we never imagined. Can we rescue Aurora and finally find peace? Or will Bertram’s obsession shatter our fragile world once and for all? My daughter's life is on the line, and we'll risk everything to save her—even ourselves. ***Shattered Souls is the third and final book in the Halston U trilogy and contains dark themes. Please check the front of the book for trigger warnings. It is highly recommended that you read the first two books in this trilogy, starting with Frozen Hearts, before diving into this one.