Livy North

Sawyer It was supposed to be smooth sailing-an all-expense paid trip to Europe with my best friends, getting stash for my resume. Then I was met with a semi-naked guy in my hotel room and an awkward, "Who are you?" Yeah, the committee responsible for the trip had mistaken me for a guy, leaving me stuck with the obnoxious football player for the next six weeks. Even worse, he's actually kind of charming... and funny... and did I mention, hot?There were all sorts of reasons why falling for Graham Carter was a bad idea. Here's to all the reasons why I fell anyway. Graham It was going to be the summer of my life-drinks, fun, exploring, and no-strings-attached relations. Then I'm suddenly paired up with the prettiest girl I've ever seen and I'm like, thank you, universe. But she makes it painfully clear that we're just friends and she's not interested in me besides being my partner on paper.Sawyer likes her rules and boundaries. I, on the other hand, am a rulebreaker. And I intend to spend the summer showing her just how fun breaking the rules really can be.

The Sunrise Effect

We were made to be sinners, so we sinned He’s my childhood rival: Arrogant and cruel. She’s my downfall: Beautiful but lethal. My family is dead, and now the elite of St. Crow is awaiting my fall so they can trample over me. Everyone’s competing over taking her down—but I’ll be damned if I let anyone catch my prey. Our lives entwine and when we’re shipped off to New York together, I figure out just how much River Sinclair gets under my skin. Emory Lauder has always been stuck under my skin. River thinks he’s invulnerable, but everyone has that one fatal flaw. I know everyone has a soft spot. I guess I just didn’t think mine would look so much like her. Note: This book is the first in a duet. The second and final book Rebel Kingpin is also out.

Riot Hearts

I set the fire, and still, I didn’t expect the burn. He’s my childhood rival: Arrogant and cruel. She’s my downfall: Beautiful but lethal. Emory told me we’d set the world on fire and watch it burn, because together we were untouchable—and what a great illusion that was. River has yet to learn that in a town of lies and deceit—the “truth” is very unreliable. Note: This is the second and final book in the duet about River and Emory and should be read following Riot Hearts! For a moment, I forgot that we are only humans after all. And above all, humans are mortal. But we’re not dead yet. So many questions are left unanswered. But if I have to, I’ll watch this city burn to the ground to get them. Hell, I’ll even start the fire myself. But fire is uncontrollable, and I can’t keep the people I love safe—not even her. I never could. Emory has always been the gasoline to my flames. Now watch us explode.

Rebel Kingpin

This lie of ours is stained with truth. To them, I’ve always been the charming, least conniving Sinclair. I've never been more than a dancing doll with strings. But that all changes when my childhood friend, Eleonora O’Malley, asks me to be a part of her grand scheme. She needs a fiancé—a fake one. And she wants it to be me. For reasons of my own, I take on the role of her doting future-husband. At first, it’s easy—like putting on a mask for the public. But the mask gets harder and harder to take off, and stolen touches and kisses when no one is watching are blurring the lines. After tens of fake pictures, fake dates, a two-carat ring and an elaborate love story, the scheme is big enough to blow up in everybody’s faces But guess what? It’s blowing up in mine too. And soon, our charade is about to get stained with blood. Note: This book is the first in a duet and ends on a cliffhanger. While it is recommended, you do not have to have read prior books in the series to enjoy this one. Book includes mature subjects suitable for 17+.

A Fake Dating Romance (Sebastian Book One)

Stained Charades

Painted Truths

They might've been descendants of a saint, but they all sinned.It took the death of her family to make Emory understand St. Crow is a city filled with monsters disguised in expensive suits and black ties. As the only heiress to the fortune her parents left behind, she is the most crucial pawn to power and one that everyone in the social elite is out to get. That includes River Sinclair- her annoyingly attractive childhood rival, who happens to be the son of the most ruthless businessman in town. While their lives may always intertwine, River isn't interested in pretending to be her friend-even when his father commands him to. Behind the cold mask, things are falling apart, and he blames her.River makes sure she knows he hates her.Emory makes it clear she isn't scared of him.He says he wants to take her down.So why is he the one falling?Note: This book is the first in a duet and ends with a cliffhanger

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