The Rules Series

Aurora Stone knows what it means to keep the rules. She’s lived with the expectations of the people around her. The only person whose expectations aren’t met? Hers. In a moment of rebellion and self-loathing, Aurora decides to break the rules. Only the list seems endless and Aurora is a little overwhelmed by it. But when she sees Landon sat at the bar watching her, she makes a split-second decision that might just change her life, one broken rule at a time.

Expectations. Rules. Perfection. Aurora's life is dictated by everyone else's rules and expectations. One night, one man changes everything. It's a split-second decision that might just change her life, one broken rule at a time. Together, Aurora and Landon begin an adventure of rule-breaking, undeniable chemistry, and hot sex. It's a whirlwind of giving and losing control.

She’s under his skin, in his mind, and pushing her way into his heart. Aurora’s threatening to steal his control. She sees more than he wants her to. Landon doesn’t do vulnerable. He doesn’t do weak. And that’s exactly what she does to him.... She’s got him completely at her mercy. Landon's world is unravelling and fast and it's all Aurora's fault. With control out of his reach though he might just push to enforce the rules between himself and Aurora in a desperate attempt to reclaim the control he craves.

"He loves the idea that he's corrupted an angel. I'm not an angel. I'm not perfect, but there's no telling him that." Control is often fleeting, easily stolen, and fun to lose. Secrets are kept and lies are hidden as they try to fit into each other's worlds. Who will come out on top in their fight for dominance? Now that they are together they try to put their rules behind them, but it might be easier said than done.

My name is Melody Peters and I'm dead. Gosh, that sounds dramatic doesn't it - except I guess you don't get more dramatic than dead. I have been awhile now. I've gotten used to it. I'm well past the acceptance stage. I died when I was 16. A car crash. A drunk driver, I think. I'd been on my way home from boarding school with my best friend Abby. But then I'd died. I don't think I was ready to die. I had too many things left to do. The one thing I had done? I'd fallen in love. His name was Zach. Zach Mulligan.