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Cadenza Cavalieri has one plan: become an opera star on her own terms, and ignore the strange music only she can hear—the bass that thrums up through the ground, the moon that sings like distant strings. So when her estranged mother dangles a career-making role in Venice, Cadenza takes a last-ditch gig singing the national anthem at a racetrack to fund the trip, certain she’s in control of where her life is headed.
She’s wrong. The family she goes to work for knows exactly what the earthsong is, and when the owner’s son turns up out of nowhere claiming to be cursed, the music she’s spent her life ignoring roars to life. Caught between a found family that feels more like home than anything her mother is offering and an ancient evil closing in on the people she’s come to love, Cadenza can no longer pretend the earthsong isn’t hers. She’ll have to master it—or watch her whole world unravel into silence.
Ratings: MILD for spice and language; PG-13 for some fantasy action and thematic elements.
Willard Meeks—aka The Tank, Los Angeles’ official superhero and former children’s librarian— wants someone to love him for who he is. Not for his bulletproof skin. Not for his larger-than-life public persona, carefully curated for him by his manager, Hopper. Finding someone who shares his passion for kidlit—especially picture books—wouldn’t hurt either.
Grace Kekoa didn’t expect much when she joined BlindDate, the no-photos-allowed dating app—just someone who knew the difference between Beatrix Potter and Harry Potter. What she got was Willard: thoughtful, kind, and passionate about books. He feels like a once-in-a-lifetime match. So why is he reluctant to meet in person?
When a doomsday cult threatens to unleash a supernatural monster, Hopper wants Tank’s head in the game—not buried in flirty messages. Besides, Hopper’s already got the ideal, publicity-friendly match for Tank—a gorgeous fashion designer with media appeal and key intelligence on stopping the bad guys.
Now Tank is caught between saving the city, resisting Hopper’s PR-perfect matchmaking, and falling for someone who really only knows half of who he is. If he can’t figure out how to balance heroics and heart, this might be one story that doesn’t get a happy ending.
First Place winner of the 2025 Olive Woolley Burt Awards for New Voices and 2026 Whitney Award Nominee, Tanked will steal your heart, then hand it gently back to you wrapped in hope.
Ratings: MILD for spice and language;
PG-13 for some superhero action and thematic elements.