Seven months after breaking up with the love of her life, Y/N goes to the ER expecting a kidney stone and leaves with a premature baby—and, unfortunately for her emotional stability, Graham Cole back in full boyfriend mode. Apparently, “maybe we should break up” is a lot harder to stick to when your ex is holding your hand through labor and your surprise daughter has his entire face.
After losing the love of his life, ruthless mafia boss Luca Moretti swore he’d never let himself love again—until his right-hand man hires Y/N, a painfully shy, soft-hearted young woman, to cook for the men living and working at his cold, heavily guarded estate. As Y/N quietly turns his fortress into a home, Luca finds himself falling hopelessly in love with the one woman too timid to even meet his eyes—and terrified that loving her will only give him someone else to lose.
You’ve been hooking up with a very handsome, very rich Italian business man. Two problems: H You’re now pregnant with his baby and he’s not a business man; he’s a mafia Don.
Sweet, naive kindergarten teacher Y/N thinks her mysterious, wealthy boyfriend Adrian DeMarco simply runs his family’s successful logistics company—until she’s pulled over in his SUV and arrested after police discover drugs, cash, a gun, and a burner phone hidden inside. Suddenly caught between law enforcement determined to use her against Adrian and the terrifying criminal empire she never knew existed, Y/N must face the truth about the man she loves while Adrian desperately tries to protect the one person he never meant to drag into his world.
Belly Conklin has a plan. A plan to finally lock down her childhood love, Conrad Fisher. Her plan does not include you and your family moving in next door.
When Y/N disappears without a trace, Bennett Whitmore would give every cent of his family’s fortune to bring the woman he loves home—until four days later, his phone rings because she’s been found barely alive in a ditch four states away. What Bennett doesn’t know is that the man comforting him through the nightmare is the same man who started it: his father.
Ron Weasley has a big problem. A pretty, death eater problem. His secret girlfriend is missing and he has to convince his friends that she’s not evil, just in a bad position.
After the war, Draco Malfoy is presumed to be dead. His long time friend is hollowed out, mourning the unsaid of the boy she’s always loved. But Draco isn’t dead. And he’s never let y/n out of his sight.
Y/N has spent her whole life calling grumpy mechanic Gus Mercer her best friend, even while the entire town insists they’re already halfway in love. But when another man starts making a real play for her heart, Gus has to decide whether protecting their friendship is worth losing the only woman he’s ever wanted.
You’ve always been hopelessly in love with Theodore Nott. You’ve orbited him for years. When you fall out of his orbit, he realizes how hopelessly he loves you too.
Six months after their devastating breakup, a drunk and frightened Y/N calls the one person she never thought would answer—and Caleb Hayes comes running the second he hears her voice. One instinctive “Baby?” shatters the distance between them, forcing two people who never stopped loving each other to confront what tore them apart and decide whether they can find their way back.
For weeks, Draco Malfoy has been dreaming about the same mysterious girl—loving her, kissing her, fighting with her, and living pieces of a relationship that feels more like memory than fantasy. Then one morning, he looks across the Great Hall and sees her sitting at the Hufflepuff table, very real and completely unaware that Draco already knows what it feels like to love her.
Draco Malfoy is tired of being Draco Malfoy-heir, boyfriend to Astoria Greengrass, perfect all around. He just wants to be the Draco he gets to be with y/n. And Astoria can not stand that.