The town Alex calls home has always felt safe to her, until three girls her age are found dead. When Alex's father forces her mother to skip town with him, possibly for good, they leave Alex behind to fend for herself and unfold years of lies they have built her life upon. Jaze, who has been invisible by her side for months, appears just in time to eliminate any normality that remained in her life. He's tall, dark and terrifying, though that wasn’t his intent. Just as Jaze is earning Alex's trust, the Council, a feared and powerful group of leaders from his world, orders him to protect her with his life. Jaze quickly becomes torn between his duty and his love for Alex. When her real memories of her childhood return, Alex tumbles head first into Jaze's strange world and into his arms. While Jaze soon finds that Alex may not be the ordinary girl he had originally assumed her to be. Together the two of them discover that sometimes love and simplicity aren't always options in life.

The Travelers

Romance

Jeannel, Elizabeth

Paranormal

Elizabeth Jeannel

Clare Ghimmel has dreams of being an artist, but when her mother dies suddenly, her father decides it¿s the perfect time to move out of the city and across the country to her mother¿s hometown. Things are promising, even as Clare starts a new school the fall of her senior year. That is, until the art program is threatened by budget cuts. Clare sets off on the mission of saving the program that gave her mother a future, while catching the attention of one of her beautiful classmates. What is it about Alexa that makes Clare so nervous?Alexa Woods on has two goals in life; to feel nothing and to get out of Astoria. Both goals seem to fade away the moment the new girl walks into her English class. Even as Alexa throws herself into her training and tries to avoid Clare all together, nothing seems as important as getting to know her. Alexa quickly becomes torn between her father¿s rules about love, her own dreams, and the inescapable callings of her own heart. Is love worth sacrificing everything she¿s ever known?

The Art of Feeling

Children's Books

Not Your Type

"A beautiful story about healing through trauma, and finding love again (both within yourself and another) after a toxic relationship." -Melissa Karibian, author of A Song of Silver and Gold. 
This can't work out. It won't end well. But what if it does? 
When Ava meets Parker in an LGBT therapy group, she's hesitant to get close to someone new. Ava's traumatic past with relationships, and her inability to fully embrace her asexuality has made it hard for her to connect with anyone. But when she starts seeing Parker everywhere, she finds it hard to ignore how familiar Parker is, and how at peace Parker's presence in her life makes her feel. 
Parker is less than a year out of a toxic relationship when she starts seeing Ava all over town. At the gym where she works, at the coffee shop she frequents, and then at the LGBT therapy group she decides to attend on a whim. She takes this as a sign from the universe, but is shocked to find that Ava doesn't believe in fate, and none of the charm and charisma that has worked before will quite cut it this time. 
As the two grow closer, they both have to decide if holding onto the things their exes taught them are also holding them back from their future. 
Content warnings: 
Discussions of trauma 
Discussions of domestic violence 
Alcoholism 
Representation: 
Own voices 
Asexual main character 
Lesbian 
Bisexual side character 
"This book was so amazing! The characters are realistically flawed, as well is their journey through trauma healing, which really hit." -Goodreads Review 
"This book definitely grew on me; it's well written; the characters have depth and painful pasts and while watching them struggle to work through things was a little heartbreaking at times, and I will admit I teared up a bit at one point. Overall it was a really cute story." -Goodreads Review 
"A beautiful romance novel about love, sexuality and healing trauma... I couldn't stop highlighting this book, every other line was funny, relatable, sad. It made it all feel so real like I was with them." -Goodreads Review 
"I particularly loved the asexual representation in this book. It's still so rare to see and it has been written so well - asexuality is a spectrum and I love how that is explored here." -Goodreads Review 
"This book has such a cute romance, but ah this made my heart ache in many ways." -Goodreads Review

Hansen House, LLC

"A beautiful story about healing through trauma, and finding love again (both within yourself and another) after a toxic relationship." -Melissa Karibian, author of A Song of Silver and Gold.This can't work out. It won't end well. But what if it does?When Ava meets Parker in an LGBT therapy group, she's hesitant to get close to someone new. Ava's traumatic past with relationships, and her inability to fully embrace her asexuality has made it hard for her to connect with anyone. But when she starts seeing Parker everywhere, she finds it hard to ignore how familiar Parker is, and how at peace Parker's presence in her life makes her feel.Parker is less than a year out of a toxic relationship when she starts seeing Ava all over town. At the gym where she works, at the coffee shop she frequents, and then at the LGBT therapy group she decides to attend on a whim. She takes this as a sign from the universe, but is shocked to find that Ava doesn't believe in fate, and none of the charm and charisma that has worked before will quite cut it this time.As the two grow closer, they both have to decide if holding onto the things their exes taught them are also holding them back from their future.Content warnings:Discussions of traumaDiscussions of domestic violenceAlcoholismRepresentation:Own voicesAsexual main characterLesbianBisexual side character"This book was so amazing! The characters are realistically flawed, as well is their journey through trauma healing, which really hit." -Goodreads Review"This book definitely grew on me; it's well written; the characters have depth and painful pasts and while watching them struggle to work through things was a little heartbreaking at times, and I will admit I teared up a bit at one point. Overall it was a really cute story." -Goodreads Review"A beautiful romance novel about love, sexuality and healing trauma... I couldn't stop highlighting this book, every other line was funny, relatable, sad. It made it all feel so real like I was with them." -Goodreads Review"I particularly loved the asexual representation in this book. It's still so rare to see and it has been written so well - asexuality is a spectrum and I love how that is explored here." -Goodreads Review"This book has such a cute romance, but ah this made my heart ache in many ways." -Goodreads Review

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The Travelers

The Art of Feeling

Not Your Type

Not Your Type