The Kingdom of Broken Moons

A shattered crown. A boy too young to wear it. A rival who just came home. When King Eldric dies, the moons over Aveloria crack, and so does the court. Queen Elswyn stands over an empty throne with her son's future in her hands and a council that has already decided a boy cannot lead. Then the whispers start. Rumors of foreign alliances. Secret meetings beneath the royal library. And one name every noble is too afraid to say aloud: Luceran. Exiled for years, Luceran walks back through the north gate carrying scars no one will explain and a loyalty no one can read. Is he the kingdom's last chance, or the traitor who will tear it apart? With the elders plotting, allies fracturing, and a silver pendant, broken just like the moon, holding secrets of its own, Elswyn must decide who to trust before the realm falls to the people who claim to be saving it. Because in Aveloria, the most dangerous enemies are the ones who smile at your coronation. The Kingdom of Broken Moons is a gripping, emotional fantasy of court intrigue, fractured loyalties, and uneasy alliances, where the only way to save a broken kingdom might be to trust the person you were taught to fear.

She was born into the spotlight. She was never allowed to simply be. Sophie Owens has lived her entire life under glass — every smile rehearsed, every word weighed, every step choreographed for a world that sees her as a symbol, not a person. As the President's daughter, she is untouchable. Admired. Utterly alone. Behind the gilded doors of the White House, Sophie wears her composure like armor. But armor has cracks. And the higher the stakes grow — the political games, the dangerous secrets, the suffocating expectations of a father who commands rooms but rarely sees her — the harder it becomes to hold herself together. Then there's Eli. The one person in her carefully controlled world who sees past the performance. The one person who might cost her everything. When the walls of power begin to close in and the truth her family has buried threatens to surface, Sophie must choose: remain the perfect daughter the world demands — or risk it all to finally become herself. The President's Daughter is a gripping, emotionally charged story of identity, power, and the quiet courage it takes to step out of someone else's shadow — and into your own light. Behind every powerful man is a daughter trying to find her own voice.

She left without a goodbye. Now she's back, and she's not the girl he remembers. Eli never stopped holding on to June: the polaroids, the pressed flower, the letter. But when she returns to their lakeside town, carrying a secret about the accident that changed everything, he has to face the truth: loving someone isn't the same as knowing them. Between old memories, small-town whispers, and one kiss that feels like both a beginning and an ending, Eli and June have one last summer to decide what they owe each other, and what they owe themselves. A bittersweet YA romance about first love, forgiveness, and learning to let go.

Some things have to break before they can become beautiful. Lena has always spoken in color — in jagged shards of glass, in chipped tiles rescued from forgotten places, in the quiet language of broken things pieced back together. But her art has always lived behind closed doors, hidden from a world that prizes practicality over passion. When her school launches an ambitious community mural project, Lena sees more than an assignment — she sees her chance. To lead. To be heard. To finally open the door she's kept shut for so long. But building something whole out of broken pieces is never simple. Family expectations press down like stone. Friendships fracture under the weight of old wounds and new truths. And the closer the mosaic comes to completion, the more Lena is forced to confront the cracks running through her own story. Mosaic Hearts is a luminous, emotionally rich coming-of-age novel about the courage it takes to find your voice, the beauty hidden inside our deepest breaks, and the truth that the most breathtaking things in life — art, community, love — are never made from perfect pieces. The cracks are where the color gets in.

She lost her sister. Then she lost herself. Now life is whispering her back. Elena doesn't get out of bed. She doesn't open the mail. She doesn't talk — not really. Since Mara died, the silence has become her only safe place. But safe places don't last. A locked drawer. A blurred face in a photograph. A mysterious envelope that refuses to be ignored. And somewhere in the cracks of her grief, a voice — Mara's voice — threading through the night like a warning, or a promise. Elena can't keep hiding. Her parents are falling apart. Strangers are reaching in. And the questions she's buried are starting to claw their way back to the surface. Who was the shadowed figure standing beside Mara in that photograph? What's inside the drawer she hasn't dared open? And how long can you outrun the life that's waiting for you? Life Whispered Me Back is a raw, emotionally charged journey through grief, identity, and the terrifying courage it takes to start over — one fragile step at a time. For readers who believe that healing isn't a destination. It's a dare.

Some love stories begin loudly. The most unforgettable ones begin quietly—and wait. When Ava and Noah meet, the connection is instant but unfinished. They are drawn to each other in ways neither can explain, yet life, fear, and unspoken truths pull them apart before love ever has the chance to be named. They walk away believing it was simply bad timing—never realizing how deeply it would mark them. Years later, fate brings them back together. Older, wiser, and carrying the weight of who they used to be, they must face the feelings they buried and the mistakes they never healed from. The spark is still there, but this time love demands honesty, courage, and patience. Where Love Learned to Wait is a tender, slow-burn romance about timing, growth, and the quiet power of second chances. It's a story for anyone who has ever loved too early, waited too long, and wondered if the heart truly knows when it's time.

Her Last Letter Some goodbyes are written too late. The day Elena Voss is buried, the rain doesn't stop. Neither does the silence she leaves behind. When Daniel returns home from the funeral, he finds a sealed envelope waiting on the kitchen table. His name is written in her handwriting — steady, familiar, impossible. Inside is a letter that begins: If you're reading this, I'm already gone. At first, it feels like a final goodbye. But as Daniel reads on, the letter becomes something else entirely — a confession of hidden pain, quiet sacrifices, and truths Elena never spoke while she was alive. With every page, he discovers pieces of a woman he thought he knew: the dreams she abandoned, the illness she carried alone, the fears she buried behind a gentle smile. Grief turns into guilt. Guilt turns into questions. Why didn't she tell him? What was she protecting him from? And why does the night she died suddenly feel… wrong? As Daniel retraces their love story — from the spark of their first meeting to the cracks he never noticed — he uncovers a secret that changes everything. Elena's final letter was never just a farewell. It was a shield. A warning. And perhaps… a beginning. Heart-wrenching, intimate, and filled with emotional twists, Her Last Letter is a powerful story about love expressed through silence, the cost of protecting someone you cherish, and the healing that comes when the truth finally finds its way home. For readers who love deeply emotional romances with layered secrets and unforgettable endings, this novel will stay with you long after the final page. Because sometimes the greatest act of love… is letting yourself disappear.

Love Wasn't Part of the Plan by Prosee Books Emma has a plan for everything. Color-coded schedules. Early morning swim practice. A leather planner that maps out every hour of her day. At seventeen, she's built her entire life around discipline, excellence, and control — because control means safety, and safety means she'll never lose herself to the unexpected. Love was never in the margins. Then Leo Ramirez walks into her world. With paint-splattered jeans, an easy grin, and an effortless charm that makes the whole hallway stop and stare, Leo is everything Emma's plan doesn't account for. He's chaotic, spontaneous, and frustratingly impossible to ignore — the kind of disruption that doesn't just knock on the walls she's built, it threatens to bring them down entirely. As their worlds collide between late-night study sessions and stolen glances, Emma is forced to confront the pressure she's been carrying in silence: a mother's impossible expectations, friendships slowly fraying at the edges, and the exhausting cost of being perfect. And the more time she spends with Leo, the more she wonders — can a plan ever leave room for something real? Love Wasn't Part of the Plan is a heartfelt coming-of-age romance about what happens when the life you've mapped out collides with the person you never saw coming. Perfect for fans of contemporary YA fiction that explores first love, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to let someone in.

One viral moment. One unraveling life. One question: who are you when the screen goes dark? She curated her world carefully — every post, every reply, every perfectly chosen image. Then a private video spread across every platform overnight, and the walls she built came down. The Viral Shadow follows one young woman's descent into the chaos of cyberbullying, social anxiety, and the desperate hunger for something real in a world designed to keep you scrolling. With raw, lyrical prose, this is the novel for anyone who has ever felt trapped between who they are and who they've learned to perform. Honest. Unflinching. Beautifully human.

Some hearts don't break. They become. After a quiet, devastating breakup, Liora is left with a truth she's heard her whole life: she feels too much. But the next morning, her skin begins to change—shimmering with a living mosaic of deep indigo, crimson, and gold. Every emotion she tries to hide now reveals itself in color, impossible to ignore. In a city that rewards composure, Liora must learn how to exist without shrinking. As she navigates loss, identity, and the fragile beginnings of something new with a painter who sees more than most, she faces a question she's spent years avoiding: What if she was never too much—just never fully seen? The Mosaic Hearts is a luminous, emotionally rich story about vulnerability, transformation, and the courage to be known.

The lights went out. So did everything else. When a catastrophic blackout swallows the town whole, seventeen-year-old [protagonist] loses more than electricity — they lose their father, the engineer who saw it coming and left behind only a worn notebook filled with cryptic diagrams and desperate theories. Now the town is fracturing. Neighbors trade token rations like sacred relics. Distrust prowls the darkened streets. And the adults who should have answers are running out of time to find them. With nothing but a dead man's notebook and a stubborn refusal to give up, [protagonist] does the one thing no one else will — starts asking the dangerous questions. What really caused the blackout? And who has something to hide? After the Blackout is a gripping story of grief, survival, and the terrifying courage it takes to lead when the world goes dark. As [protagonist] decodes their father's final message and builds an unlikely alliance of neighbors, skeptics, and survivors, they discover that restoring power is the easy part. Rebuilding trust — that's what might break them. Part mystery, part survival thriller, part coming-of-age story — this is a book about what holds us together when everything falls apart. For fans of The Power and Station Eleven — readers who love high-stakes storytelling with a beating human heart at its center. The darkness doesn't get to write our story. We do.

The Last Library In the city of New Echelon, books are ash and memory is a crime. Harper has learned to survive by keeping her head down — processing IDs at a government checkpoint, following the rules, never asking questions. But when a forbidden book surfaces in a forgotten alley, followed by a cryptic bookmark laced with symbols she shouldn't be able to read, the carefully constructed walls of her obedience begin to crack. Hunted by enforcers, surrounded by surveillance, and haunted by the disappearance of those who dared to ask too much, Harper is drawn into an underground resistance — a ragged band of rebels who believe the last remaining library holds the power to unravel the regime's greatest lie. But knowledge is the most dangerous contraband of all. And in a world designed to silence, speaking the truth might cost everything. The Last Library is a gripping dystopian thriller about the power of stories to outlast tyranny — and the courage it takes to carry a flame when the whole world is built to extinguish it.