Things I Wanted To Say

Whit Lancaster is the cold, heartless, and devastatingly handsome bad boy at Lancaster Prep. Beautiful Summer Savage has no time for Whit, but his intense gaze traps her under a spell, filling her with a longing she doesn't understand. When Whit gets into trouble one night, Summer invites him in, tends to his wounds, and lets her guard down, just for a moment. Which is when Whit takes off in the dead of night, taking her journal with him. Now he holds all her darkest secrets, threatening to expose her to the entire school. So Summer strikes a deal with Whit, leaving her at his mercy behind closed doors. But what if he's at hers?

A Million Kisses In Your Lifetime

Wren Beaumont is a model student—kind, clever, and beautiful—loved by everyone at Lancaster Prep, except for brooding campus bad boy Crew Lancaster. Son of the family who owns the school, Crew's life seems easy, but with an overbearing father and high expectations, it's anything but. When their lives unexpectedly collide, Wren discovers there's more to life than good grades, and Crew finally understands what it's like to care about someone other than himself. Could they—should they—become the school's most unlikely couple? Steamy, romantic, and totally addictive, this story proves that true love happens when you least expect it.

Promises We Meant To Keep

Spencer Donato was Sylvie Lancaster's little secret. They fell deeply in love at Lancaster Prep, where Sylvie's parents ran the school. Their relationship was a whirlwind of passion, but Sylvie committed the ultimate betrayal and lost him for good. Until one day, she runs into him at a wedding. He's older and still unbearably handsome. Their undeniable connection draws them together, but will he trust her again or walk away from her forever?

I’ll Always Be With You

Weston Fontaine is the hottest senior at Lancaster Prep. He could have any girl on campus, except for one—me. I'm a Lancaster, meaning I'm basically untouchable—or so I thought. My family owns the school, which I have to endure before I can return to what I love most: ballet. West doesn't make my time here easy. He's arrogant, crude, and insufferable. Yet he's the only boy I've ever let touch me. You see, West and I share a secret. In Paris, I revealed parts of myself to him I've never shown anyone else, and he did the same. So what happens when you helplessly fall for the one person you know is bad for you?