Fae Academia

Rose gets her long-awaited invite to attend a magical university on the island of Academia. But what happens when she ends up at a different academy from those she knows and trusts-in a co-ed dorm room? She's thrust into a world of dark magic, temptation at every turn, and a threat she can't protect herself from because first-year students aren't supposed to use their magic. And when she's caught trying, she's made to wear a magic suppression necklace. Can her roommate and his friends protect her? And what if the threat hits a little closer to home? Bedlam Academy is a spin-off of the Bedlam Moon Trilogy. While you don't have to read Bedlam Moon Trilogy to understand this new series, it may provide context you'll appreciate. Bedlam Academy ends on a cliffhanger and includes forced proximity; fated mates; professor-college student (consenting adults); why-choose romance (the female main character has multiple love interests and does not have to choose between them); and touch-her-and-I'll-unalive-you vibes. Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

After the dramatic events of Bedlam Academy, Rose and her mates are looking forward to a new semester all together under one roof. However, their lives are once again thrown into chaos when Dean Fallgren, the head of Bedlam Academy, goes missing, though her threats continue. In her place, an enigmatic new dean takes over and introduces a prestigious competition called the Arcane Scholar. The competition offers a tempting prize: a mentorship with the insanely powerful fae and guaranteed safety for the winner's family. Rose and her mates enter the contest, eager to win and secure their loved ones' protection, though they suspect there's a little more to this new dean than meets the eye. As they face off against dangerous rivals and confront their own secrets, the competition takes a toll on each of them. Meanwhile, Kieran confronts the demons of his past and tries to reconcile them with his present and future, causing him to spiral out of control, threatening to destroy the tenuous relationships he's built. Rose, her mates, and friends must navigate the dangerous competition and confront a vendetta against her royal family. Will they be able to protect each other and come out on top, or will they fall victim to the machinations of their enemies? Find out in Arcane Scholar, book two of the Fae Academia series. Universal fantasies and tropes include fae royalty, why-choose romance, competition, forbidden love, addiction and mental health, secret identities, enemies-to-lovers, power, and politics. It does not include other-woman drama. Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

I always said I wanted to grow up to be just like my mother-a small army of mates at my side, and more power than I know what to do with. But now that I'm facing the decision to upend everything we've worked so hard for, I'm caught at the crossroads between fate and free will. To be with my soul-bonded mate, I must ascend, and so must the rest of my mates. The risk? If it doesn't kill us, it could sever our bonds for good. So we do what we must: plan to spend the summer strengthening our bonds and learning everything there is to know about magic, so we all make it through ascension in one piece and with each of our bonds intact. But when magic itself starts to destabilize, we're racing against time, and only our ascension can save it. This is a why-choose, MMFM+ romance and includes forbidden romance; forced proximity; fake dating; one bed; fated mates; found family; no other woman drama; no third-act breakup.Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.