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Inherited 2: The Reckoning 

by Alex Creveling

The story wasn’t over. It was only delayed.

The outbreak was just the beginning—an engineered trial meant to uncover something buried deep in the human bloodline. Anna thought surviving meant escaping. 

But survival comes with a cost.

Now, with unexpected allies—including Charlie, a war vet back from the shadows, an escaped convict, a skateboarder with a secret, and a scientist on borrowed time—the reckoning begins.

A legacy was promised.

Now, it must be delivered.

Or destroyed.

Avery Dalton never planned on becoming the world’s most unreliable narrator of her own life. Once a high-powered international businesswoman, now demoted to errand-runner for suits at a computer company, she discovers a strange new hobby: making things up.

One “harmless” lunchtime whopper about hydroponic beets in the bush snowballs into a full deli sideshow. From there, the lies get bigger, bolder, and far too much fun to quit. Avery & her coworker in crime dub it “public lying” — a social experiment that wins laughs, turns heads, and for the first time makes her feel like somebody special.

But what begins as a prank quickly tangles with real life. Her husband Zach doesn’t get the joke. Her coworkers lean in too close. And as lines blur between fantasy and reality, Avery finds herself swept into a darkly comic spiral: the innocent becoming guilty, the fun transforming into nightmare.

The Art and Science of Public Lying is a whip-smart comedy about how a single game of make-believe can topple into chaos — and a drama about the truths we hide, the lies we tell, and the desperate need to be seen in a world that’s stopped listening.

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In the Unity States, every choice requires a license—and freedom is the one crime you can’t afford to commit.

In 2050, the Unity States control it all: work, housing, marriage—even the right to have a child. If you defy the system, your baby is taken. Your name erased.

Clara Wynn, a sharp, stubborn twenty-two-year-old, finds herself pregnant without a license. And she refuses to surrender. To protect her child, she must vanish—not only from government records, but from the world itself.

Hunted by watchful neighbors and relentless officials, Clara scrapes together food, shelter, and safe passage through shadows. But the deeper she hides, the more she uncovers: a generational secret buried in the founding of the Unity States—and the real reason so many before her have disappeared.

Now Clara must make an impossible choice: remain hidden with her baby, or risk everything to expose the truth in a nation where truth itself is illegal.

 Dark, razor-sharp, and terrifyingly plausible, The Great Experiment is a story about power disguised as progress—and one woman’s fight to prove that love can’t be licensed.

At The Grier School for Girls, rules aren’t meant to be broken—they’re meant to be shattered.

Prestigious. Elite. Untouchable.

That’s the image The Grier School for Girls projects behind its iron gates and ivy-covered walls in the hills of North Carolina. But for Sloan Harper, the school is less a place of refinement and more a gilded cage. 

Rebellious, sharp-tongued, and allergic to authority, Sloan makes it her mission to test every limit, challenge every teacher, and defy every expectation.

Her stunts start off as harmless fun—midnight escapades, elaborate pranks, whispered lies in marble hallways—but when one of her schemes spirals wildly out of control, Sloan finds herself crossing the line from mischievous to criminal. Suddenly, the queen of trouble is facing real consequences: expulsion, scandal, and even a night in jail.

But Sloan isn’t about to go quietly. With her future—and her freedom—on the line, she discovers that beneath the Grier School’s polished surface lies a nest of secrets, rivalries, and betrayals darker than anything she’s ever dreamed up. 

And this time, the trouble she’s in might not be of her own making.

The Grier School for Girls is a sharp, witty, and dangerously addictive tale of privilege, rebellion, and the thin line between innocent fun and catastrophic fallout.

Practice makes possession.

Once, Nora Ashcroft was a rising star at the piano—competitions, accolades, the promise of a dazzling career. But after a single performance unraveled, she walked away from the stage and never looked back. 

Now, in her thirties, she contents herself with teaching in her quiet home studio, trying not to dwell on what might have been.

When a new student arrives—an older man eager to learn—Nora is thrilled by his passion for the piano…until that passion begins to fix on her.

Something in his devotion to the music unsettles her, a shadow she can’t quite name.

As the keys begin to unlock more than scales and sonatas, Nora must confront the haunting truth: the past is never as silent as we wish it to be.

And some pieces refuse to be forgotten.

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