In a world where maidens are sacrificed to appease the fae, survival comes at a steep price.When Ella’s best friend is claimed as the next offering, Ella refuses to let her face the cursed fae forest alone. Unlike the others, Ella knows its hidden paths—it has always been her refuge, the one place she can wield the flames within her without fear.But the fae waiting for them are far more dangerous than the enchanted forest she loves. They are ruthless, vengeful, and hungry for blood. When an escape attempt goes horribly wrong, Ella is saved by the exiled fae prince—powerful, broken, and haunted by his past.As he helps her master her powers, forbidden feelings ignite between them. But trust is a dangerous game, and falling for him might just set her entire world aflame.*This books is free of explicit content and cursing. It does contain moderate fantasy violence and heavier themes of grief, loss, death, and murder. Please feel free to contact the author regarding more specific trigger warnings.*

With an agoraphobic mother and a barely-there father, Sang abhors the isolation keeping her in the shadows. The only thing Sang craves is a fresh start and to be accepted as ordinary by her peers, because for her being different meant being cast out alone. When her family moves to a new school district, Sang infiltrates a group of boys nearly perfect in every way. Grateful for an influence outside of her parents’ negativity, she quickly bonds with the boys, hoping to blend in and learn from them what it means to have a natural relationship with friends. Only the boys have secrets of their own and they’ll do anything to keep her safe from the knowledge of the mysterious Academy that they've sworn allegiance to. Bit by bit, Sang discovers that her friends are far from the normalcy she expected. Will her loyalty change when she's forced to remain in the dark, or will she accept that she's traded one house of secrets for another? Meet Kota, Victor, Silas, Nathan, Gabriel, Luke and North in a story about differences and loyalty, truth and mystery, friendships and heart-throbbing intimacy. The Academy, ever vigilant.

Senior year. New school. First day.??Eden Pruitt expected nerves and new beginnings. She didn’t expect to come home to a ransacked house and two missing parents.?? When she returns with the police, an older man answers the door—one who claims the house is his. He’s lived there for years. According to every record, he’s telling the truth, and when they try to clear up the confusion, it only spirals into chaos.Her name. Her parents. Her past. None of it exists.Eden is trapped in a nightmare and no one believes her.Except for a mysterious stranger who is as dangerous as he is enticing. Someone who knows more than he should ... and may be just as perilous as the truth she’s desperate to uncover.

The entire sophomore year of the best-selling Werewolf High series is now available in one collection!Things get more serious for Lucy and the pack in these three books, as they have to cope with dangers both new and old!The Soul Bond Sophomore year isn’t shaping up to be the cake walk that Lucy had hoped. Everyone still hates her. She can’t forgive Sam for his secrets. Her father is back and she can’t forgive him either. There’s been no sign of Hannah, and Lucy can’t help but resent her new roommate because of it. And Tennyson Wilde is everywhere. In the dining room. In her dorm. In class. Even inside her head. She thinks it’s just a residual effect of being in his body, the fact that she can hear his thoughts, feel his feelings. But the more it happens, the worse it becomes and it seems to be awakening something inside her. Lucy never wanted powers. She never wanted to be anything but a normal girl, but the longer she stays at Amaris, the more impossible that seems.The Love Potion Being a werewolf is hard work. Lucy just wants to frolic in the forest chasing butterflies, but real life won’t give her a break. Classes are a drag, classmates even worse. Her dad is trying to kill Tennyson again and being part of a pack has its own problems. Sam is complicated, Tennyson is a jerk, and her new alpha has no time for her. When a threat on Tennyson’s life goes wildly wrong, Lucy ends up the victim of a love potion, and that’s when things get really messy.The Time Loop Lucy is having a bad day. Things are awkward with Sam. She's failing history. One of her roommates is missing and the other is crazy. Her evil dad is at it again, and this time, he's not playing around. Lucy has a choice: leave the pack or stay trapped in this day forever. What do you do when the only way to save the people you love is to abandon them? Will Lucy fight to stay in the pack or fight to save them?

The Thrilling Conclusion to the Multi-Award-Winning TrilogyFinalist for the Aurora Award for Best YA NovelWill is the Dream Rider, the superhero who walks in our dreams but never in the streets of his own city. Case is his girlfriend, a survivor of those streets who hears voices warning her of danger. Fader, her brother, is very good at disappearing.In The Hollow Boys, they defeated a body swapper and a witch to save the world. In The Crystal Key, they battled warring cults to protect an ancient artifact tied to Will's affliction.The Chakana. The Crystal Key. But the key to what? To finding answers, they hope, to the questions that rule their lives.What caused their strange powers? And Will's crippling agoraphobia? Can he be cured? Why did their parents travel to the jungles of Peru eight years ago? Are they still alive?Behind every question is the Chakana. What is the mysterious relic? Why will people kill to possess it? What hold does it have on Will?As creatures from Inca myths haunt the three friends, another attack on the Chakana threatens Will's life. To save him and solve the mystery of the lost expedition, only one choice remains.Return to Peru. With the Chakana.There, they find friends and foes, both old and new. And behind it all, an unseen enemy moving them like pieces on a chessboard.To win this deadly game, Will, Case, and Fader must master new powers to defeat the most dangerous adversary they've ever faced—a god.At stake this time? Every life, every world, every universe. Everything.Indiana Jones meets Teen Titans in The Dream Rider Saga, a fast-paced urban fantasy trilogy from “one of Canada’s most original writers of speculative fiction” (Library Journal).“A lavishly concocted ride brimming with magic, mystery, and mayhem… Takeaway: Explosive conclusion to this spectacular fantasy joyride.” —BookLife (Editor's Pick)“There is a sweeping majesty to the world building we have not seen since A Wrinkle in Time.” —The Ottawa Review of Books“I enjoyed every minute I spent with these characters, and I will miss them now that their story is done.”— SF Crowsnest ReviewsPraise for The Hollow Boys (The Dream Rider Saga, #1)Winner of the Aurora Award and Juried IAP Award for Best YA Novel“This arresting series kickoff grips from the start. ... Takeaway: Thrilling YA fantasy” —BookLife (Editor’s Pick)“An assured, confident novel... A must-read story for YA fantasy fans.” —Blueink Review (Starred review)“Inventive, engaging, and boundless fun.” —The Ottawa Review of Books“A fun supernatural tale with well-developed characters and a touch of romance.” —Kirkus ReviewsPraise for The Crystal Key (The Dream Rider Saga, #2)“The richly inventive Dream Rider adventure continues…always enlivened by the Smith hallmarks of crack dialogue, fun sleuthing and puzzle-solving, a strong through-line of emotion, a swift pace…and a principled refusal to settle for the familiar. … This thrilling superpowered urban fantasy series continues to grip.” —BookLife (Editor’s Pick)“Smith continues to demonstrate an ability to expertly weave multiple complex fantasy elements into a cohesive whole. … This fast-paced story delivers in a big way—and Smith has all his ducks lined up for an explosive conclusion that readers won’t want to miss.” —Blueink Review (Starred review)“The Crystal Key has everything that made The Hollow Boys work and turns it up a few notches. I can’t wait for the conclusion in The Lost Expedition.” —Ottawa Review of Books“A fun and engrossing superhero sequel.” —Kirkus Reviews