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After years in foster care, being sent away for the summer feels familiar. A camp for gifted students is a new excuse. A camp I can’t find online is a new problem. Making an enemy on my first day doesn’t help.

Then there’s Jay, who gets flustered around me. Lucca flirts in Italian. Parker makes me want to beat him at everything. And Noah seems determined to keep me company.

I have questions for all four. Unfortunately, I also keep finding reasons to stay near them.

But Camp Odysseus has rules nobody will explain, and the girl who wants me gone isn’t backing down. I’m used to looking after myself. Letting these guys matter means giving them a chance to hurt me.

For once, I want a place beside all four of them. Before I trust that feeling, I need to know what else this camp is hiding.

Unknown begins the Secret Life of Cassie Martin series—a slow-burn reverse harem romance with found family, an unfolding mystery, and no choosing just one.

I’m falling for Jay, Lucca, Noah, and Parker. They make me laugh, they show up when I need them, and they’re getting dangerously good at making me believe I could belong with them.

I’ve never done this with one person. Four means more feelings to admit, more chances to get hurt, and a few conversations none of us knows how to start.

But I’m done letting other people decide what happens to me. If we’re going to figure this out, I get a say.

At Camp Odysseus, that’s becoming a problem. The staff can threaten to split our team, but they can’t make me forget what I’ve overheard. Someone is taking far too much interest in our pasts—and the competitions may be testing more than our abilities.

Letting the guys close is a risk I’m willing to take. Letting this camp pull us apart is another matter.

Undaunted is book two in the Secret Life of Cassie Martin series, a slow-burn reverse harem romance. Begin with Unknown.

Average is how Megan Little would describe her life until her twenty-fifth birthday. Her body starts to change like a countdown clock heading for zero. When her research on the transformation proves futile, she makes a desperate decision and travels north to investigate a supernatural reason for what’s happening.

On the way, a chance encounter leaves her car vandalized, forcing her to stay the night in a small, tourist town.

Five men step in to help Megan only to open up more questions in her search for the truth.

The world is dying. Food is vanishing. Supermarkets are war zones. But for Bailey’s mother, survival means keeping up appearances, starting with the biggest, flashiest birthday party the city’s ever seen.

Bailey just wants to be real. With her best friends, Kace, Ryker, and Devon, she finds moments of peace, laughter, and something deeper she’s afraid to name. When they sneak her out to an illegal underground club, one stolen night changes everything. Her feelings for them are messy and complicated, and maybe not one-sided after all.

But the world doesn’t make space for love, especially when families demand loyalty and survival comes at a cost. If Bailey wants to preserve a future with the people who make her feel alive, she’ll have to risk everything, including the only life she’s ever known.