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Annabelle Argyle isn’t just unstable—she’s dangerous. As one of the few omniwalkers who can wield all four elements, she’s been confined to the Aldoren base her entire life, training under the oppressive rule of Elementari law. To the Kingdom, her power is a threat that must be controlled. To the rebels in Zedara, she’s a weapon worth dying for. When her unstable powers spark an accident, Annabelle is forced to train with Theo, an infuriatingly arrogant firewalker. But Theo has his own secrets, and when rebellion explodes across the land, Annabelle finds herself ambushed and thrust into a conflict she never asked for. Caught between the ruthless Kingdom and the rebels who claim to fight for freedom, Annabelle discovers that both sides are hiding dangerous truths. With enemies closing in and allies she can’t trust, she faces a choice: use her power to support the rebellion, ally with the King, or forge her own path—even if it means turning against everyone she loves.

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A black cat witch. A golden retriever wolf shifter. One fated match she’s determined to hex out of existence. Bellamy Grimsbane isn’t looking for love—or connections. She’s perfectly content hexing the locals, dabbling in dark magic, and hanging out with her snarky familiar, Nyx. But apparently, fate has terrible hearing. When a golden‑retriever wolf shifter rolls into Pumpkinridge wearing a shirt that says I’m new here—and smelling exactly like her sister warned her about—Bellamy does what any self‑respecting black cat witch would hexes, pranks, and just enough chaos to make him rethink his life choices. Welcome to Pumpkinridge, Vermont—a quaint little town where the coffee is strong, the gossip is stronger, and the local ghost considers herself a professional matchmaker. Here, curses are served with cream, love spells have side effects, and fate always finds a way… even if it has to trip you into it. For readers who Cozy paranormal rom‑coms with autumn vibesGrumpy‑witch x golden‑retriever‑shifter fated matesMeddling ghosts & mischievous familiarsSmall‑town gossip with a supernatural twist

Olivia Bowes is officially done with dating. After years with an almost-fiancé who “wasn’t ready” for kids (right up until he had them with someone else) rule-following psychologist Olivia is over it. Over men who can’t commit. Over apps. Over pretending she has infinite time. With her rescue greyhound Hannah as emotional support and a fertility clinic on speed dial, Olivia makes a new solo motherhood via sperm donor. Finn Kelly. The barefoot, sun-bleached, infuriatingly laidback stranger who is absolutely not part of the plan. Officially, Finn’s an emergency nurse. Until he finds himself accidently agreeing to a side gig as a birth doula for Olivia’s pregnant best friend. He’s brilliant with panicked parents-to-be and brand-new babies, but ask if he wants kids of his own and he’ll tell you (very firmly) no. Six months later, when Olivia and Finn run into each other at her best friend's baby shower, she accidently agrees to coach him how to handle “big feelings” in labour. She's definitely not noticing his easy smile or tanned forearms or the way her dog gives him heart eyes. What starts as professional-ish coaching turns suspiciously like dating… inconvenient, given Olivia is actively choosing her sperm donor and Finn has built his whole identity around not being anybody’s dad. But as IUIs turn into IVF, as two-week waits blur into hope and heartbreak, Finn becomes the one person who makes the whole messy, medicalised, occasionally McDonald’s-fuelled journey feel bearable. He's also the biggest threat to Olivia’s carefully protected heart. Because falling in love was never on her spreadsheet... The Hannah Rule is a funny, big-hearted contemporary romance set on Sydney’s coastline, perfect for readers who romcom banter with real emotional stakes fertility and IVF storylines handled with care soft, caretaker heroes and fiercely capable heroines sisters, found family, and one very good rescue dog Olivia is ready to have a baby on her own. She just wasn’t expecting to find her person on the way.