Author: Andrea Tyse

Andrea Tyse places volatile relationships, power, loyalty, and self-respect at the center of her contemporary college fiction. I’m Your Bully, published in 2014, opens her Bully sequence and follows Emma Benton after she leaves home for college. Her encounter with Jax Corbin, a figure from her childhood, brings unresolved history into her new life and drives the book’s tense romantic conflict. The compact novel uses alternating pressures from family expectations, campus independence, and a relationship shaped by earlier hurt. Tyse continued writing in this emotional register with I, Illicit, another work associated with her small but distinct bibliography. Reader and bookseller records classify I’m Your Bully as contemporary romance for college-age readers rather than a school-age story, despite the title’s emphasis on bullying. The novel is best understood as an early independent publication in which Tyse combines a college setting with a reunion narrative and the difficult question of whether damaged trust can be rebuilt.