An alternate cover edition can be found here and here. Most people search for decades to find their soulmate; Rachel Masterson was born with hers. Sharing her body with another soul has had its ups and downs for 15 year old Rachel, but there’s no one she’d rather share her life with than her soulmate, Rider. Fiercely devoted to him, Rachel has ostracized herself from most of her peers and gained a reputation as someone just a little too far gone on the wrong side of crazy. Her family’s sudden move, however, gives her a chance at a fresh new life, without the stigma of her “imaginary friend.” Hit with the triple-whammy stress of trying to make new friends (and her first boyfriend) in a new school, in a new town, far away from the only other person who has ever understood her, Rachel’s relationship with Rider is strained by the choices that she makes, choices that ultimately lead to their separation. When a tragic accident tears them apart, can Rachel learn to live and love again?

An alternate cover edition can be found here and here. Who says you can only have one soulmate? Life has not been easy for Paige Donovan, Rachel and Rider's best friend and confidante and the only person who knows their incredible secret. Of course, she thrilled with their fairytale love story, but when does she get to be the princess? When Rider decides to go searching for answers, Paige is happy to help, especially if the quest involves hunky Zach Pasquetti. He seems like her knight in shining armor, but is Zach the villain or is he the prince?

An alternate cover edition can be found here and here. The stunning conclusion to The Soulmate Series! Just because you're soulmates doesn't mean you're meant to be together. Michael fell in love with Jessica the moment he laid eyes on her and he has made it his mission to protect her, He was born to be a guardian after all, just not hers. He's always had a habit of thinking with his heart instead of his head, so when his destiny calls, Michael struggles to choose between what his heart wants and what duty demands. But how could leaving his soulmate ever be the right choice?