Emma Wilson lands her first World Cup interview, and the footballer on the other side of the microphone is Oliver Scott — the boy she grew up with, ten years and one unfinished conversation ago. He has just scored the goal of his life, and the only thing he wants to know is whether she was watching.
Between the questions she is supposed to be asking, the story goes back to the school newsroom where she lost a job she had earned to a girl with better presentation, and to everything neither of them said at the time.
Jasmine is the school weirdo — an artist nobody understands, invisible except when Claire, rich and adored and cruel with it, decides otherwise. It does not help that the one boy Jasmine cannot stop thinking about is Claire's brother.
Then Zoe, her only friend, mentions that she is a witch and knows a soul-swap spell. Jasmine does not believe in magic. Claire wakes up the next morning anyway.
Two sisters threw their wreaths at the same moment. One drew Lord Leonidas. The other drew a beggar, and has never once stopped saying it was unfair.
Given the throw again, she wants a simple heart and a quiet life instead. Bios comes to her with nothing but a pendant he has carried since his first breath, and offers it as the witness to a promise.
A disgraced crown prince, cast aside for a beggar, watches as his sister's hidden ambitions surface. In a world of shifting loyalties and past lives, the siblings navigate a treacherous path where revenge and power collide.
Her roommate was supposed to be a boy. Sam is not.
Samantha Reed moves into a badly assigned dorm room across from the year's top student, and the housing form's mistake becomes a secret neither of them can afford to explain. What starts as a fight over the room turns into something neither will name — and only gets harder to keep the longer they share a wall.
Jasmine is the school weirdo — an artist nobody understands, invisible except when Claire, rich and adored and cruel with it, decides otherwise. It does not help that the one boy Jasmine cannot stop thinking about is Claire's brother.
Then Zoe, her only friend, mentions that she is a witch and knows a soul-swap spell. Jasmine does not believe in magic. Claire wakes up the next morning anyway.
