Anne Eliot

A feud that spans generations. A love doomed from its very beginning.I fell in love with Alex Sinclair when we were kids. Our love was innocent and it was real. It was also dangerous. We didn't know our families were like oil and water, that the Wallaces and the Sinclairs hid dark secrets that involved us. We also didn't understand how deep the poison ran. When I found out the truth-when Alex forced me to leave town-I was devastated. Destroyed. But that was all part of the plan. The Sinclair lust for pain and torture at a Wallace's expense made it impossible for me to stay...impossible to save Alex.Mr. Sinclair is dead now, and Alex is the new heir. I've been waiting for this. It's why I've come back. I've got secrets too, and if Mr. Sinclair's gone, Alex's heart and soul are up for grabs. He and I can end this feud. Because Alex? He's not one of them. Never has been. He's mine. He loves me.I only need to remind him of that.**The Feud Series is an adult/coming-of-age, enemies-to-lovers romance and contains mature themes not suitable for readers under 18**

Everyone knows when a Sinclair boy loves a Wallace girl people die. The first time JoJo Wallace smiled, she had my heart. When we kissed, she owned my soul. And when she gave me her everything, I took it...consuming her when I had no right. At first, we were just kids falling in love. We didn't know about the generations-old feud between the Wallaces and the Sinclairs. I also couldn't imagine Jojo's destruction had been planned by my father when we were babies. To Father, the feud came first. I was simply bred to participate. My love for Jojo became his weapon, and to keep Jojo alive, I became the perfect son.I never thought Jojo would come back after Father's death. Never thought she'd smile at me or kiss me again--or that I'd let her. She's the last woman I should ever touch. Only Jojo's relentless. She's no longer a child that can be frightened away. She's made me dream again...made me feel. But before this goes too far, I need to get her away from this town and the rest of the Sinclairs who would see her dead.Why? Because she's a Wallace and I'm a Sinclair. She's someone I'd kill for, and I'll hurt her again. It's what I do. But Jojo Wallace, she's impossible for me to resist.

Rockstar, Royce Devlin, has agreed to a fake wedding--an old-fashioned marriage of convenience. He's only known the girl, Robin Love, for one week--but he gets that it's the 'right thing to do'. The wedding saves his career. The plan keeps Robin's reputation clean. It also keeps her brother out of foster care while they search for a father who is ARMY, missing-in-action. Robin Love agreed to the fake marriage--because she also understands that 'it's the right thing to do'. These incredible people have offered to help her when she'd thought all was lost. Robin vows to pay them back by playing the part of a rock star's wife, perfectly. Only, at every turn, Robin blunders her fashion, messes up press conferences, and is terrified of the looming red-carpet events ahead. In public, Royce and Robin kiss and hold hands all the time. While in private, they share hotel suites--even a bed (fully clothed, of course). As they tour New York City, then London and Paris, clues about her father surface. Album sales soar and close friendships are formed. Wrapped in Royce's arms and faking life for the Paparazzi, Robin often forgets what's real and what's not, as does Royce. But when Robin asks Royce to be her first time, 'because they're already married', Royce nearly loses his mind. When the whole world crashes in, their secrets and plans are almost exposed, and everything starts moving too fast. Royce understands that he's lost way more than his mind on this fake relationship. He's lost his heart on a girl he can't keep. Worse, this time, no one knows what is the 'right thing to do' --not anymore.

How I Fly, the conclusion to the bestselling, young adult romance, How I Fall series by Anne Eliot. *What if it's time to move on?* Over six months after an accident that broke her legs as well as removed her boyfriend from her life-because Cam Campbell left town and dumped her-high school senior, Ellen Foster, wants to move past her broken heart. She's off to attend a summer photography workshop at a real university along with her best friends. Ellen's determined to find a new love-or at least a summer boyfriend. In the dorm, she meets Harrison Shaw. He's a handsome photography student, a charmer who likes her, and a perfect way to forget her past. *What if it all goes perfectly?* Ellen thinks she has everything she wants. Her summer program couldn't be better. She's half in love with Harrison Shaw, and she's going after her next scholarship. But when she kisses Harrison, she can only remember how Cam Campbell used kiss her better, sweeter, and how he used to make her feel like she could fly... *What if something's not right?* When Cam shows up at the university it's a shock, especially to Ellen's new boyfriend. Cam's distant, different and very afraid to hurt Ellen again. He asks Ellen if they could be friends despite the past and how they've both changed and Ellen agrees. But after all they've been through, can Cam and Ellen ever be just friends? *What if...?* Editorial Description: How I Fly, is the second book in the two-book, bestselling, high school romance series that begins with: How I Fly. Though they can be read as stand-alone stories, it is recommended that readers read this book second. The series is about friendship, boyfriends, taking risks and first love. There's a photographer heroine who has left-sided cerebral palsy (hemiparesis) that makes her weak on one side and she falls often; all while she's falling deeply in love with football jock, Cam Campbell. He's a guy who also dreams to be a photographer like Ellen Foster. But his football life and his parents are out of control. Above all, he's had a crush on Ellen Foster forever. But because Cam and Ellen are really young to be so in love, and because they both face huge life issues, there's always been a question hanging between them: Are they meant to be?

Another teen romance from Anne Eliot, the Amazon Kindle Bestselling Author of 'Almost'. After a car accident--an event he considers a prank gone bad--pop star, Hunter Kennedy is forced to hide out with his aunt in small-town Colorado. He's supposed to rest, heal his scars and attend high school in disguise until the press dies down. But he only wants to get back to work. Worse, the girl who's been assigned to make him over into a geek is a major geek herself. Vere Roth is a chattering pixie, a blushing tornado and a complete social disaster. He's never met a girl who's never-been-kissed, believes in romance and thinks Hunter's a 'nice' guy. Funny thing is...Hunter is nice around Vere because she's his first real friend. He also can't seem to stop sharing his secrets or keep her out of his heart. Knowing he'd never deserve a girl as sweet as Vere, he resigns himself to the friend zone, and helps his new bestie with her own makeover. She tortures him daily for guy advice on how to snag her life-long crush. A guy Hunter thinks is totally wrong for Vere, and sadly, one who has taken note of Vere's stunning transformation. When Vere asks her best friend for some kissing advice, Hunter can't resist...And that's when things get out of control.