I made a mistake when I left them without a word or a goodbye. I had my reasons, but try convincing them of that. I spent every summer of my life at that beach, and stupidly, I let myself fall in love. When it was time to go, I figured cutting all ties would be easier than the inevitable rejection. I was so damn wrong. But now I'm back at that beach of my childhood permanently, and they're not happy about it. They've moved on without me, and I have to live with the fact that it's all my own fault. Because of one stupid, reckless choice, my boys of summer slipped right through my fingers. This is a RH second chance, friends to lovers, standalone romance. TW for light bullying, enemies to lovers vibes, grief and angst. Otherwise, this is a sweet, beachy read about young love blooming into something real.

**The world is about to learn about Jupiter Black. ** For three years, Jupiter has operated in the shadows of New York City, a secret weapon for the Assembly. With eyes that have seen too much blood, and a soul that's tired of hiding, she’s survived the monsters that humans can't see. But now, the Assembly is moving her from the streets to the elite, cutthroat halls of Dominion Academy. Dominion isn't just a school. It's a fortress for zodiac warriors in training. It’s a place of ancient hierarchies, lethal curriculums, and the Nightfall Shield. ** Four of the most powerful, arrogant warriors the academy has ever produced. Percy, Aiden, Draco, and Eris have been waiting for an axis to complete them, but they aren't looking for a wildcard. They certainly aren't looking for her. Jupiter is the 13th Zodiac, a designation that breaks every rule of magic. In a world where balance is everything, Jupiter is the chaos. And at Dominion Academy, chaos is a death sentence. But the Nightfall Shield had better watch their backs, because they're not the only warriors interested in bonding with Jupiter Black. This is book one of a new reverse harem academy series. TW for enemies to lovers, hurt and heartbreak, alphaholes, SPICE and physical violence.