Hall Beck University Series, Books 1-3 - Selina Mae

Written by Selina Mae
Read by Kacey Hart, Sarah Welborn, Ana Bee, Colt Carter
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Lessons in Faking: Hall Beck University, Book 1

An enemies-to-lovers meets fake-dating romance from Wattpad sensation Selina Mae, featuring gorgeous stenciled edges, art on the inside cover, and an exclusive bonus chapter.

The only thing harder than faking it? Admitting it’s real.

All Athalia Pressley wants is to rebuild the shattered bond with her twin brother Henry. Reconnecting with him seems impossible until a statistics class lands Athalia with an unexpected tutor: Henry’s sworn enemy and campus golden boy, Dylan McCarthy. Suddenly, she finds herself with her brother’s undivided attention.

Dating is the last thing on Athalia’s mind, especially not the arrogant, impossibly hot McCarthy who represents everything Henry despises. But when she realizes her brother is actually paying attention to her life again because of McCarthy, Athalia proposes an outrageous plan: she and McCarthy will fake date, giving her the perfect excuse to remain in Henry’s orbit.

The pair seals their scheme with a formal contract, and as tutoring sessions transform into elaborate fake dates, Athalia finds herself caught between worlds. The longer they pretend, the more those butterflies in her stomach feel dangerously real. Falling for McCarthy was definitely rule #7 on their “don’t” list, but as the line between fake and real blurs, she must decide what she truly wants: the twin she’s desperate to reconnect with, or the boy who might be worth breaking all her rules for.

Lessons in Forgiving: Hall Beck University, Book 2

An second chance romance from Wattpad sensation Selina Mae, featuring gorgeous stenciled edges, art on the inside cover, and an exclusive bonus chapter.

The closer she gets to the truth, the harder it is to keep her distance.

Paula Castillo is determined to get her life back on track. After years of setbacks, she’s ready to graduate, launch her journalism career, and finally confess to her parents back in the Dominican Republic that she’s been lying to them about her success. Tasked with writing a profile on the University’s soccer star, she sees it as the perfect opportunity to restore her journalistic reputation.

The problem? That soccer legend is Henry Pressley—her ex. In the past year, Henry hasn’t just signed a million-dollar deal with a Major League Soccer club; he also broke Paula’s heart. They haven’t spoken since, and Paula is determined not to let herself fall back into the whirlwind of Henry that almost cost her everything.

But one-on-one interviews and unexpected late nights together force them to confront their history. As Paula becomes the first journalist granted access to Henry’s tragic past, she realizes the broody soccer player still has a soft spot for his lucky charm. And maybe, just maybe, the second time’s the charm after all.

Lessons in Falling: Hall Beck University, Book 3

A forbidden romance and summer of self-discovery from Selina Mae, the author of Lessons in Faking, featuring gorgeous stenciled edges and art on the inside cover.

Valentina Rhodes has spent her life trying to please everyone, always putting her own needs aside. When she realizes her brilliant university degree is still not enough for her family, she knows something has to change. She plans for the summer at Oakport Island with her best friends to change everything. Armed with a bucket list of forbidden wishes, she’s finally ready to discover who she really is.
Then Caden Callahan crashes her plans.

The charismatic soccer captain wasn’t supposed to be here, and he definitely wasn’t supposed to move into her room. Valentina tells herself the night they shared was a one-time mistake—until she discovers he’ll be a part of their friend group all summer long. Now every stolen glance and accidental touch threatens to shatter the one rule keeping their group intact: no dating friends.

Valentina knows staying away from Caden is the smart choice. The safe choice. But as she starts putting herself first for once, she faces an impossible realization: maybe standing on her own doesn’t mean standing alone.