Everyone has a chapter they don't want to read out loud. For me, it's the summer before my junior year of high school. The summer boys finally begin to notice me. The summer he finally begins to notice me. Andrew Brinks. Handsome. Popular. Star hockey player. My best friend's brother. The more time we spend together, the more hopeful I become that he'll give me what I've dreamt about for years... My first kiss. But just like everything else in my life, it comes at a price I may not be ready to pay. One he may not be ready to pay, either. Promise is an optional extended prologue to T.K. Leigh's Redemption Duet. Start this second chance, best friend's brother romance today.

She's my sister's best friend. She thinks I've never noticed her. She couldn't be more wrong. Now I just need to prove it to her...before she walks down the aisle. Brooklyn Tanner and Andrew Brinks have a long history...one she wants nothing more than to forget. Considering he's her best friend's brother and single father to two amazing girls who mean the world to her, it's almost impossible. When the man she's been dating proposes, she thinks it's exactly what she needs to finally close this chapter of her life. After all, over sixteen years have passed since she gave Andrew Brinks her heart, only for him to destroy it. Why should that matter now? But it matters to Drew. When he learns of her engagement, he realizes he has a decision to make. Does he finally tell Brooklyn the truth of what happened all those years ago? Or does he watch her marry another man to protect her from enduring any more pain?

Everyone deserves a second chance, but not for the same mistake. At least according to Brooklyn Tanner. Over the course of their long, complicated friendship, she's given Andrew Brinks more than enough chances. What has she received in return? Heartache. Pain. Agony. But also love, as cruel and beautiful as it's always been between them. Can she put herself through that again? Can she risk giving Drew her heart, only to learn he's the same man he's always been? She's unsure, her head and heart engaged in a tumultuous tug-of-war. When outside circumstances threaten Drew's family, will Brooklyn finally put aside the grief of her past to offer him the support, and perhaps love, he needs? Or was their fate sealed all those years ago when Drew had no choice but to betray her? Redemption is the angst-filled conclusion to T.K. Leigh's Redemption series. Will Brooklyn follow her heart? And will she finally learn the truth or what happened all those years ago? Find out today!

USA Today bestselling author T.K. Leigh delivers her most gripping and breathtaking story to date about two star-crossed lovers and a secret that could destroy everything. Weston Bradford entered my world in a whirlwind. Or, more accurately, during a torrential downpour. After our brief encounter, I didn’t think I’d ever see the attractive man with mesmerizing blue eyes again. Not in a city the size of Atlanta. Until I agree to take on a historic home renovation and learn the owner is none other than the same Weston Bradford who I met in the rain. We’re as opposite as two people can be, but there’s no denying the spark, the connection, the invisible tether pulling us toward one another. But my past has left me broken and scarred, forcing me to erect walls around myself. That doesn’t seem to deter Wes, though. He’s more than happy to scale those walls to possess the one thing I swore I’d never give another person again—my heart. When the past collides with my present in an unexpected way, will he stand by my side and weather the storm threatening to destroy everything? Or will he abandon me like everyone else in my life? Possession in the first book in the Possession Duet, a spinoff of the Redemption Duet. Start this story of two star-crossed lovers today, and find out if love truly can conquer hate.

Londyn Bennett entered my world like a hurricane. One I was grossly unprepared for. But in the short time we've known each other, she's opened my eyes to things I never expected. She taught me about acceptance. Compassion. Love. Because of her, I've also been forced to learn about prejudice. Cruelty. Hate. We may come from two different worlds, but the second we met, our hearts beat as one, nothing able to sever our connection. Or so I thought. When the bubble we've been living in bursts, will our love be strong enough to weather the gale-force winds threatening to upend everything? Or is hate too powerful to overcome? A wise person once told me that the right path isn't always the easy one. I never realized just how treacherous the right path could be. Atonement in the final book in the Possession Duet, an opposites attract, interracial romance with all the feels.