She works at a gentleman’s club that’s anything but harmless—hidden deals, shifting loyalties, and danger behind every closed door. When the Chicago P.D. Intelligence Unit is assigned to the case, the club becomes the center of an investigation she can’t afford to get caught in. And when she meets Jay Halstead, everything she’s been trying to protect starts to slip.
Good girl y/n first rule? Never sleep with the enemy-especially not Xavier her brother Sam’s rival and the hockey leagues most insatiable player. But when he catches her mid fantasy with his nude photo between her thighs,rules shatter faster than the headboard in his bedroom. Facing Xavier’s relentless pursuit, the secret kisses,the hiding. Now they’re playing a game of ’pretend we’re not fucking’-and hope Sam never finds out.
The new boy at Westbridge High has a reputation sharp enough to cut glass. Emilia Hart is the school’s golden girl with too much to lose. They were never supposed to get close, but some disasters arrive dressed like destiny.
Public Summary Wyatt Hayes is Ridgeview High’s star quarterback. Emma Brooks is the quiet bookworm nobody expects him to notice. They’ve spent two years hiding a relationship that shouldn’t work on paper but somehow does. But as Wyatt’s carefully guarded addiction begins to threaten everything he’s built, the secret they’ve protected becomes the least of their problems. Sometimes love isn’t about fixing someone. Sometimes it’s about staying when the truth comes out. 🏈📖❤️
Two anonymous usernames. Hundreds of messages. One secret they’re both carrying. As Ethan and Oliver grow closer online, neither realizes the boy they’ve fallen for is walking the same hallways every day. But when their worlds begin to overlap, they’ll have to decide whether staying hidden is worth losing the chance to be known.
They grew up together before they knew what growing up would take from them. He became a police officer, learning to read danger in the smallest shifts of the world around him. She became an author, turning life into fiction while quietly wondering how much of her stories were still real. High school sweethearts turned adults with overlapping histories and diverging paths, they’ve always known how to find their way back to each other. But knowing someone in every version of themselves doesn’t make the present any less complicated. Between sirens and sentences, duty and imagination, they are learning that some bonds don’t weaken with time… they deepen into something harder to define, and impossible to ignore.
They dated once. It didn’t ruin them. Now they’re in college, circling each other like nothing ever ended—except it did. And this time, it might actually matter.
Nick Amaro × Emma Carter What starts as trust between a detective and a victim slowly evolves into friendship, mutual reliance, and eventually love. Their biggest obstacle isn’t a lack of feelings. It’s timing, ethics, and the question of whether something good can grow from circumstances that began so painfully.
He controls everything—people, systems, entire worlds that bend without question. But with her, control doesn’t mean anything. Because for the first time, the man who never yields starts to lose himself in someone who never asked him to.
At thirty, with two kids and a life built on routine, Elena Hayes doesn’t have space for uncertainty. Noah Carter is exactly that—young, persistent, and completely out of place in her carefully structured world. But he doesn’t try to change her life. He learns it. And somewhere between school runs, quiet moments, and the slow earning of trust, she starts to wonder if love can grow in the spaces she thought were already full.
A stolen toy lands two single parents in the principal’s office. Their daughters become best friends immediately after. Unfortunately for Ethan Bennett and Lucia Reyes, that means they’re suddenly impossible to avoid. ✨
He’s spent years learning how to read horses before they bolt, storms before they break, and people before they say what they mean. But nothing in Elias Mercer’s careful, quiet world prepares him for Aurelia Valmont. The princess who refuses to act like one. She shows up at Bright Fields like she belongs there more than she belongs anywhere else, laughing in the rain, fixing what she didn’t break, choosing mud over marble every single time. He tells himself to keep his distance. It would be easier. Smarter. Safer. Except she keeps getting closer without even trying. And Elias is starting to realize the most dangerous thing in the stable isn’t a difficult stallion or a collapsing roof. It’s the way he’s already in love with her.
Peyton Calloway is Westbrook High’s golden quarterback. Kendall Mercer is the girl who couldn’t care less about football. Unfortunately for both of them, he can’t stop noticing her. And in a school built on rumors, popularity, and Friday night lights, obsession spreads faster than wildfire.
A popular quarterback lives in a world of noise, expectations, and constant attention. She lives just outside of it, careful, quiet, and certain she doesn’t belong in his orbit. But when she walks up to him with a request she can’t quite say out loud, both of their carefully drawn lines start to blur.
She was never meant to matter—just another mistake in a world that doesn’t forgive them. But when a mafia boss hesitates instead of ending her life, everything shifts. Letting her go would be easy. Keeping her? That might destroy them both.
Olivia Bennett leaves one sarcastic comment under a masked TikTok creator’s video and accidentally starts the internet’s favorite ongoing saga. Millions of people watch their interactions. Thousands of fans ship them. Neither of them planned for any of it. Unfortunately, the masked creator seems to enjoy replying to her far more than he should.
Two rival cowboys from feuding families spend their lives trying to outdo, outfight, and outlast each other. Neither of them notices when the line between hate and something else starts to blur.