When Ayla walks out of her parents’ house, she doesn’t have a plan. She has a weekend bag, a half-charged phone she’s afraid to check, and a heart that beats a little too fast whenever she thinks about going back.
The House wasn’t supposed to be permanent. Just a place to land. A place full of loud music, second-hand clothes, broken rules, and kids who don’t quite fit anywhere else. But inside its graffiti-covered walls, Ayla finds something she didn’t expect — space.
Space to choose. Space to question. Space to become.
There’s Joni with the bass guitar and fearless grin. Willa with her paint-stained fingers and quiet steadiness. There are house meetings, neighbour complaints, police sirens, donated tea bags, and nights that feel like freedom — until they don’t.
This summer, everything changes.
Louise leaves Cambridge for a summer job at Windward,
a lively Norfolk beach campsite. Between long days in the
store, sandy afternoons by the sea, and chores that never
end, she meets Skye — bold, free, and impossible to ignore.
As the sun warms the sand and the tide rolls in, Louise discovers friendship, first love, and the thrill of finding a
place to belong. Full of laughter, secrets, and quiet moments that take your breath away, Windward is a summer you’ll
never forget.
Every night at 9:17 PM, a teen in a hoodie appears on a rooftop across the street. They strike a pose, standing still for a moment, then vanish as silently as they arrived. Once a month, they light a single match and let it burn.
Fifteen-year-old Lark is new to the city—lonely, and grieving in her own quiet way. But when she notices the person on the rooftop and begins to wave, the silhouette waves back. A silent ritual takes root between them—a wordless thread stretched across brick, glass, and night.
Then, one evening, the person blinks their flashlight in a strange pattern. Lark realises it might be a message. One that pulls her into something deeper. Stranger. Sadder.
A story about connection, memory, and the thin places between loss and love, 9:17 is a quiet, haunting novel that asks:
When someone disappears, what remains behind?
When Elowen returns to the windswept coast of her childhood, it isn’t just to help her younger sister Fifer—it’s to face what they’ve both lost. In a crumbling seaside cottage, over salt air and shared silences, the sisters try to rebuild something fragile and real.
If You Stay is a quiet story about grief, memory, and the kind of love that stays, even when everything else has changed.
When Ten transfers to a new school in the Lake District, all she wants is to disappear—blend in, keep her head down, and maybe make it to the end of the year in one piece. But when a rainbow sticker on her bag sparks a vicious campaign of bullying, silence stops feeling like safety.
Harper is already a ghost in the hallways. Marked as ‘violent’ and friendless after a mysterious incident years earlier, she’s learned that speaking up only makes things worse. Until Ten comes along.
As the girls are pulled into a web of secrets, betrayals, and hidden records, they uncover a truth too dangerous for the school to allow—and too important to ignore. Together, they must decide: is the risk of telling the truth worth the price?
A deeply emotional YA novel about love, loyalty, and the quiet courage it takes to be seen.
Tam and Eden are finally together. Girlfriends. Safe. Or at least, they should be. But Eden can’t shake the feeling that part of her never made it out of the facility.
The quiet is too loud. Closed doors still feel like cages.
Liam has moved in with Eden and Mum, and the three of them are doing their best to stitch life back together. A quiet Easter holiday in the south seems like the perfect escape.
Until they discover another facility. And then Tam disappears.
No one believes them. No one is coming to help.
So Eden and Liam decide to go after her themselves—straight into the heart of the nightmare.
But this time, they’re not just fighting for the truth.
They’re fighting for someone they love.
When Eden moves to a quiet town tucked between hills and silence, she doesn’t expect much to happen. But then she meets Tam — clever, guarded, and utterly magnetic — and everything starts to shift.
Drawn together by a strange radio signal that pulses through the air once a week, the girls find themselves uncovering something that was never meant to be found.
As their connection deepens, so does the mystery and they soon start noticing people following them.
A story of quiet defiance, first love, and the kind of truth that doesn't stay buried forever.