My past keeps me guarded, but I must take risks for my future. I hid behind the name of Stace, and I lived in the slums of the Republic of Nations. The gangs here constantly engaged in gunfights. I’d gotten used to them. In fact, I’m great at them. Mostly, I kept to myself and listened to orders. It left people out of my skin and I excelled at being alone. I hadn’t noticed that in my time here, I’d let someone in. But in a raid carried out by the militia, I’m captured and torn away from that someone. My captors tell me I’m one of them—a Rebellia. A force of underdogs that exists solely to serve our rulers. I’m sent to their institute to train and become one of their special forces. They’ve grouped me with two of their most elite trainers. I’m afraid of them. Not because they might hurt me physically. But because they might make me fall in love and I don’t want to. Institute of Rebels is the first book in the Lost and Betrayed series. It is a medium burn reverse harem story that contains mature themes, such as strong language, violence, and sexual situations.

The Republic wants to use me. After showing my prowess during the Test, the Elected has enlisted me into his special force. To serve under him, I must unlock the powers I'd displayed then, but they refuse to come out. The Elected sends me on missions I don't approve of. These missions claw at my conscience and I can't go through with them with my sanity intact. I need a way out. Another group of rebels have appeared, and they need my help to fight the Elected. But I don't trust them either, and I definitely don't trust the two new men on my team. Mortems and Mavericks is the second book in the Lost and Betrayed series. It is a medium burn reverse harem story that contains dark and mature themes, such as strong language, violence, and sexual situations.