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Mia Harper has spent years resenting the man her mother married. Ethan Cole was everything she learned to distrust: controlled, powerful, and emotionally unreachable. He lived in the same house yet remained a stranger, a constant reminder of every time her mother chose someone else over her. When Vanessa cancels their long-planned lakeside trip at the last minute, Mia is forced to go alone with him. The remote cabin offers no escape, no signal, and no buffer. What begins as cold silence and years of buried anger slowly shifts into something neither of them expected. A near accident on the wet road. An argument that cuts too deep. Accidental touches that linger longer than they should. In the close quarters of the shared cabin and the isolating beauty of the wilderness, the careful distance they both maintained starts to collapse. Resentment turns to awareness. Awareness turns to hunger. One night the line disappears completely, and what follows is a dangerous addiction neither can stop. Stolen touches become desperate nights. Guilt wars with raw need. By the time they return to the city, the secret is already living under the same roof as the woman who still legally binds them as family. They know it is wrong. They know it could destroy everything. They keep choosing it anyway. This is a story of forbidden desire, emotional wounds, and the kind of passion that refuses to stay hidden. Intense, explicit, and impossible to put down. Mature audiences only.

On Christmas Eve, Daphne Curtis finally escapes Bateview Academy; the elite werewolf school where her low rank, plus-size body, and delayed wolf manifestation made her an easy target. For months, she endured cruel jokes, public humiliation, and the cold indifference of Zachary Ackerman, the powerful student president who made her feel worthless. Now, back in Louiseville, Daphne only wants to enjoy Christmas with her family, work at their cinema, and forget the people who hurt her. But her peace is shattered when Zachary walks into the theatre. When fate reveals that they are mates, Daphne wants nothing to do with him. How could she accept the boy who helped destroy her confidence? Zachary wants to reject her before his father discovers that his mate is an unmanifested omega. But when he tries, the bond refuses to break. For the first time, Zachary is forced to face the damage he caused, and the feelings he can no longer deny. As he tries to earn Daphne’s forgiveness, his father and Eleanor, the girl expected to become his future mate, will do everything to tear them apart. And when Daphne’s old humiliation is exposed in front of her family, she must decide whether to remain the frightened girl Bateview created: or finally find the strength to choose herself. Can the Alpha who bullied her earn a second chance, or will Daphne walk away from their bond forever? On Christmas Eve, Daphne Curtis finally escapes Bateview Academy: the elite werewolf school where her low rank, plus-size body, and delayed wolf manifestation made her an easy target.

Zara thought her heart only belonged to her charming best friend Jace, the tattooed playboy who never saw her as a woman. She is determined to confess her feelings to Jace before their high school prom night ends but her hopes gets crushed when she overhears him mention she can never be his type. Heartbroken but determined to move on, Zara steps into college with a fresh start and a shared apartment with Jace. What she doesn’t expect is him, Noah Reyes, the mysterious stranger. He was cold, but devastatingly magnetic at the same time Noah has something in him she can’t name.. He never wanted roommates. He doesn't do love or feelings. But there’s something about Zara that threatens his rules.. Stuck between the best friend who’s always had her heart and the mysterious bad boy next door who’s starting to steal it, Zara is caught in between. She has to choose either way

She did not choose the contract. She did not choose the marriage. She did not choose him. When Nora Vance discovers a forty year old legal clause buried in her grandfather’s estate, she has two options. Marry Cole Mercer, the coldest most calculating billionaire she has ever stood across a room from. Or watch everything her family built collapse into nothing. She picks the lesser of two disasters. Cole Mercer has his own reasons for saying yes. Reasons that have nothing to do with the clause and everything to do with a debt Nora’s father does not know is being collected. He is not interested in love. He is not interested in warmth. He is interested in what this marriage gives him access to. What neither of them planned for is three hundred and sixty five days of living in the same space, fighting the same fights, and slowly, reluctantly, furiously learning that the person you did not choose can become the person you cannot imagine not having. 365 Days I Didn’t Choose — because sometimes the life you never agreed to becomes the one you can’t escape.

Fiona has known nothing but pain within the Blue Moon Pack, she was bullied, humiliated, and treated as less than dirt. As the omega in the pack house, she dreams of the day her mate will find her, hoping love might finally free her from a life of pain. That hope shatters the night Alpha Ryan, the very man she’s secretly loved and adored lures her in with his sweet promises and false affection. He claims her body, tells her of forever with her… then rejects her publicly before the entire pack, calling her unworthy of an Alpha’s mark. Feeling crushed and disgraced, Fiona runs away from the only home she’s ever known, running from heartbreak and betrayal into a world full of danger and uncertainty. But fate is not done with her yet. Hunted by rogues, memories of the past, and burdened by a secret she never expected to carry, Fiona must fight to survive and to discover the strength that has always lain dormant within her. Because most times rejection is beginning of something far greater

I used to think stories like this only happened in movies and fictional worlds where heartbreak, betrayal, and cruel Alpha kings were nothing more than dramatic fantasies. Until it happened to me. I was supposed to be Alpha Logan's Luna. His chosen mate. The woman who would stand beside him and rule the pack. Instead, he stood before the entire pack, looked me straight in the eyes, and shattered our bond. He called me a liar. A traitor. And the worst part? I was carrying his child when he cast me aside. Banished, humiliated, and broken beyond words, I left with nothing but my best friend's hand to hold and a promise never to look back. Two years later, fate brought me face-to-face with the man who had destroyed my life. But I was no longer the helpless girl he had abandoned. This time, two powerful men wanted me. One was a ruthless Alpha determined to make me his Luna. The other was a feared mafia lord who would burn the world to the ground rather than let anyone hurt me. And suddenly, the man who once threw me away wanted me back. But how do you choose between the mate who once broke your heart and the man who is willing to give you the world? Especially when the past isn't done with you, and the future comes with its own dangerous secrets?

“I, Rowan Ashford, reject you, Celine Everly as my mate and Luna." I felt a sharp pain surging through my heart as the rejection took effect on our mate bond. “You can't do this to me, Rowan, not after everything we've been together”, I cried as tears streamed down my eyes. Betrayed by her best friend who slept with her mate and rejected by her mate for being wolfless, Celine went to the club to clear her head yended up with having a one night stand with a total stranger and getting pregnant for him. Now, she is confused and keeps asking herself if she should abort the baby to prevent disgrace and pack punishment or keep it to find her mate and discover her true self.

Eva Ivanova, Bratva-raised and battle-hardened in the courtroom, never planned on diapers or lullabies. But when her best friend dies and names her guardian of a baby with suspiciously perfect silence, Eva’s life explodes into chaos. Enter Alessandro Bianchi: mafia royalty, polished hitman in a suit, and Eva’s sworn rival in court. They’ve spent years tearing each other apart in front of judges and juries—now the law says they’re co-guardians. Between midnight feedings and heated arguments, the unlikely duo discovers the baby holds secrets that could unravel a trafficking ring buried deep in the justice system. Their enemies are closing in, their past wounds are bleeding open, and the line between hatred and hunger is wearing dangerously thin. Enemies in the courtroom. Partners in crime. Parents by force. And maybe… something more.

Aurora Bloom buried her father in the rain and walked away with a debt that should have destroyed her. Forty-seven million dollars. Due at once. The man who held the papers was Xavier Ashcroft, a cold corporate raider the city feared. People who crossed him vanished from the business world. He did not want money she could never pay. He wanted her. The deal was simple and absolute. One year as his personal companion. Live in his fortress. Follow every rule. Belong to him in the ways the contract demanded. In return the debt would die and her sister’s medical care would be funded for life. Aurora signed in red ink because she had no other choice. Now she lives behind high black walls under constant watch. Xavier is possessive, controlled, and far more dangerous than the rumors. He studies her like a puzzle he intends to solve. A rival already circles, sensing leverage. Locked rooms and empty greenhouses hide pieces of a past that ties their families together. Aurora planned only to survive the year. But every sharp word she throws, every boundary he pushes, pulls them deeper into a claim neither can easily escape. The debt is gone. The real cost is only beginning.

To secure peace between warring cartels, a peace offering must be sent to Luis Montero, the feared leader of The Black Cartel, who rules from The Great Fortress. Elena Flores was kidnapped and trafficked by a rival cartel. They send her to Luis as a peace offering to end an ongoing war. She is not a volunteer, and she is not willing. She is a victim twice over. She believed she would die in the hands of the rival cartel. But when they told her she would be handed over to a Mafia king, she felt hope. Maybe she could survive. Maybe she could escape. Then she saw his face. Five years ago, a seventeen-year-old girl hid in a crate in an abandoned warehouse. She watched a man execute a rival cartel boss. She saw his face. She saw everything. She ran. She never told. That girl was Elena Flores. And the man she watched kill in the dark was Luis Montero. Her hope crumpled to ashes. But when Luis looks at her, something stops him. She does not beg. She does not flinch. She looks at him like he is a man, not a monster. No woman has ever looked at him that way. His hands shake. He has never wanted anyone like this. He does not know yet, that she is the witness to his crime. He only knows he cannot let her go.