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Stories

    Good Boy, Bad Idea

    He’s never been kissed. She’s never been good at staying away. Y/N has never been the innocent girl waiting for love. She’s confident, independent, and perfectly comfortable with her reputation around Hartwell. Then she meets Graham Jones. He’s brilliant, quiet, ridiculously handsome, and completely inexperienced when it comes to relationships. While Y/N knows exactly how to flirt, Graham can barely figure out what to do when she looks at him for too long. She thinks teasing the quiet neuroscience major will be fun. She doesn’t expect to actually fall for him. And Graham certainly doesn’t expect the girl who’s completely outside his comfort zone to become the person he can’t stop thinking about. In a town where everyone notices everything, falling for the wrong person might be the best mistake they’ve ever made.

    Where We Left Us

    Eight years ago, Y/N and Elliot Hayes were childhood sweethearts who thought they would spend forever together—until one devastating night tore them apart and sent Elliot away from Briar Cove. Now he’s back. Older, changed, and determined to keep the past where it belongs, Elliot never expected to see Y/N again. Y/N never expected the feelings she’d buried for years to resurface so easily. One night of unresolved emotions changes everything when Y/N discovers she’s pregnant. But a baby doesn’t erase eight years of hurt, unanswered questions, or the reasons they broke apart. Now Y/N and Elliot have to navigate an unexpected pregnancy, their complicated history, and the possibility that the love they thought they lost might still be there. Because sometimes, finding your way back to someone means facing where you left them in the first place.

    Chasing Her

    She wasn’t looking for love. Y/N had built a quiet life for herself in Hartwell—college, books, late nights in the library, her best friend, and a little apartment she could call her own. After a past relationship left her struggling to trust, she had no intention of letting another man into her life. Then there’s Roman Vale. Tattooed. Reckless. Cocky. A motorcycle-riding campus troublemaker who has never had to chase a girl in his life. Until her. Y/N isn’t impressed by his reputation, his charm, or the attention he gets from everyone around him. And the more she pulls away, the more Roman finds himself wanting her. What starts as curiosity quickly becomes something neither of them expected. Because Roman doesn’t just want her attention. He wants her trust. And for the first time in his life, he’s willing to chase something worth having.

    Blackwood After Dark

    You came to Blackwood for a fresh start. You never expected to find him. Blackwood, Massachusetts is beautiful in October—golden leaves, old Victorian houses, pumpkin-lined streets, and a Halloween festival that turns the entire town into something almost magical. You don’t know anyone when you arrive. You’re just trying to settle into your new apartment and figure out your new life. Then you walk into a tattoo shop. And meet Onyx Calloway. 6’7”. Heavily tattooed. Pierced. Quiet. Intimidating. The kind of man everyone seems to know but nobody actually knows. You couldn’t be more different. And neither of you expects the stranger standing across that tattoo shop to become the person you can’t stop thinking about. In Blackwood, everyone has secrets. And yours is only just beginning.

    The Country Girl He Was Never Supposed to Meet

    Y/N has never wanted much. A little land. Her horses. The old farmhouse Evelyn left her. A quiet life in Bellwood, Tennessee. After losing her mother young and being abandoned by her father, Y/N learned one thing early: People leave. Don’t give them a reason to take your heart with them. Then Weston Callahan arrives. He’s twenty-eight, the heir to a billion-dollar hotel and real-estate empire, and everything Y/N isn’t. He’s wealthy, polished, Manhattan-raised, and completely out of place on a dirt road. His family’s newest project? A luxury resort surrounding Y/N’s forty-acre farm. She refuses to sell. He refuses to back down. What starts as a fight over land slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Stolen moments turn into a secret relationship. The billionaire’s son falls for the country girl. And then Y/N discovers she’s pregnant. Now Wes has to choose between the future his family built for him… and the woman and baby who have become his home. Because sometimes the person who changes your entire life is the one you were never supposed to meet.

    Where the Wildflowers Grow

    A summer in Willow Creek was never supposed to change my life. I came to help my grandmother pack up her farmhouse before heading back to the city. Instead, I found myself surrounded by quiet back roads, endless fields, and a small town that somehow started to feel like home. Then I met Cade Walker. A quiet farmer with rough hands, kind eyes, and a loyal dog. Neither of us was looking for forever… but sometimes life has other plans.

    Not Looking for Love

    “I don’t want a boyfriend.” Y/N has never understood the obsession with relationships. She’s confident, independent, and perfectly happy living her life without one. She’s also never been in a relationship. Never kissed anyone. Never had sex. But nobody knows that. Then she meets Noah Parker. He’s charming, experienced, effortlessly confident—and completely different from the kind of guy Y/N expected him to be. She isn’t impressed by his experience. He’s fascinated by her lack of it. What starts as flirting slowly becomes something neither of them expected, and Y/N begins discovering that maybe falling in love doesn’t mean losing herself. Because Noah doesn’t want to be her first just for the sake of being her first. He wants to be the person she chooses.

    The Best Man

    My brother’s wedding was supposed to be the happiest day of his life—not the beginning of the biggest secret of mine. As Maid of Honor, I’m forced to spend months planning the wedding alongside the one man I’ve spent years pretending not to want: my brother’s best friend, Damien Carter. Somewhere between late-night planning sessions, cozy mountain nights, and stolen moments, we cross a line neither of us can take back. Now, an unexpected pregnancy threatens to change everything. In a small town where everyone knows everyone, some secrets never stay hidden.

    More Than a Movie

    She lives a quiet life in Magnolia Creek. He lives under the Hollywood spotlight. Neither of them was looking for the other. Y/N has never cared about celebrities. Her world is her family’s Georgia farm, early mornings, dirt roads, and the small Southern town she’s always called home. Ethan Callahan is one of Hollywood’s biggest stars—and he’s desperate to escape the cameras. When Ethan secretly retreats to Magnolia Creek, the last thing he expects is to meet a country girl who doesn’t even recognize him. What begins as an unexpected connection slowly becomes something neither of them can walk away from. Then Ethan returns to Hollywood. And Y/N discovers she’s pregnant. Now their quiet little town is about to collide with the chaos of Hollywood—and neither of them is prepared for what happens when their two completely different worlds become impossible to separate.

    The Unexpected Verdict

    Three years. One rival. One drunken mistake. I thought graduating law school meant leaving Lucas Bennett behind forever. Instead, I’m carrying his baby and preparing to raise a child with the one person I swore I’d never get along with. Welcome to my life in New York City—where winning cases might actually be easier than figuring out my relationship with my baby’s father.

    Wildflowers & White Lines

    Y/N never planned on leaving her life behind, but inheriting her late grandmother’s flower farm gives her the fresh start she didn’t know she needed. Trading familiarity for the quiet town of Willow Creek, Montana, she finds herself surrounded by rolling fields, ranches, and a community where everyone knows your name. The last thing she expects is Colton Hayes—a reserved professional bull rider who’s always coming and going but somehow makes Willow Creek feel like home. As strangers become friends and friends become something more, Y/N discovers that starting over isn’t always easy… but sometimes the most beautiful things bloom where you least expect them. In a town built on hard work, family, and second chances, Y/N is about to learn that home isn’t always where you come from—sometimes, it’s where your heart decides to stay.

    Before the Tide Turns

    Senior year was supposed to be simple—graduate high school, spend one last summer with your friends, and figure out what comes next. Then Grayson Sullivan moves to Seabrook Cove. He’s charming, completely out of place in your small beach town, and only supposed to be here for one summer. Falling for the new guy was never part of your plan—and neither was everything that comes after. Between beach bonfires, football games, late-night drives, family expectations, and a life-changing surprise, you’ll have to decide if some of the best things in life are the ones you never saw coming. Welcome to Seabrook Cove. Your story starts this summer.

    Unexpected Tides

    You swore you’d never return to the small beach town you once called home. After four years away at college, life has other plans, bringing you back to the place—and the people—you left behind. The last person you expected to see was Luke Carter, your high school sweetheart and the boy who once held your heart. One unexpected reunion leads to one unforgettable night… and a life-changing surprise. Now, in a town where everyone knows everyone and secrets never stay hidden for long, you’ll have to navigate old feelings, family expectations, endless gossip, and the unexpected journey into parenthood. Can two people who once loved each other find their way back… or are some stories meant to stay in the past?

    Where I Finally Belong

    After eight years in the Army, Asher Hayes arrives in Pine Haven, Montana with no intention of staying. Scarred by an abusive childhood and a life spent constantly moving, he’s convinced family isn’t meant for people like him. Y/N spent her whole life in Pine Haven, surrounded by people who never let anyone feel alone. One unexpected night changes everything, leaving them facing a future neither of them planned. As fear, hope, and love collide, Asher must decide if he’s willing to stop running long enough to build the one thing he’s never had—a home. Sometimes the family you never wanted becomes the one you can’t live without.

    Mine Before I Knew Your Name

    Everyone thinks the dangerous one is Damien Volkov. They’re wrong. The moment the 41-year-old billionaire notices you, he decides no one else will ever have you. What he doesn’t realize is that you’ve already made the same decision. In a world of wealth, power, and obsession, love isn’t gentle—it’s possessive, all-consuming, and dangerous. Touch him, and you’ll answer to me. Touch her, and you’ll answer to him.

    Where We Come Back To

    She spent four years trying to build a life somewhere else. She never expected to come home and find the one person she left behind waiting for her. Y/N Hayes always dreamed of leaving Briar Cove. After college takes her to the city, she spends four years building the life she’s always wanted—far from the harbor, her childhood, and the boy her family always joked was her “little boyfriend.” August Sullivan stayed. Now she’s home for the summer, and the boy she remembers isn’t a boy anymore. One summer. One unexpected night. One life-changing surprise. Sometimes the life you run from is the one that was waiting for you all along.

    Stranger

    One bad week. Too many drinks. One night with a stranger she never planned to see again. Y/N thought what happened that night would stay there—until two pink lines changed everything. And just when she’s beginning to accept that she’ll never find the father, she meets her roommate’s boyfriend’s older brother. Eli. Apparently, Havenport isn’t nearly as big as she thought.

    Two Bloodlines

    Two rival bloodlines. Two impossible mate bonds. One woman caught between them. Y/N moves to the quiet mountain town of Ravenwood expecting nothing more than a fresh start. She has no idea the surrounding forests hide a supernatural world ruled by two ancient wolf-shifter bloodlines sworn to hate each other. Then she meets Damian Blackthorn and Elias Silvercrest. They’re heirs to rival bloodlines. They’ve been raised to despise each other. And somehow, they’re both Y/N’s mates. What begins as an impossible bond becomes even more complicated when Y/N discovers she’s carrying twins—each child belonging to a different Alpha. Now two enemies must decide whether their hatred matters more than the woman they’re both destined to love… and the children who could finally unite their bloodlines. Some bonds are chosen. Others are written in blood.

    The Life I Ran To

    I didn’t leave because I stopped being afraid. I left because I finally realized Grey deserved a mother who wasn’t afraid to live. At twenty-four, I escape an abusive relationship with nothing but a suitcase, my two-year-old son, and enough money to get us somewhere no one knows our names. That somewhere is Willow Creek, Virginia—a quiet little town surrounded by mountains, farmland, and people who have no idea who I am or what I left behind. For the first time, I’m building a life of my own. Then there’s Ford Bennett. The quiet mechanic who fixes my broken car. The man who never asks questions I’m not ready to answer. The man my son slowly starts trusting before I realize I’m beginning to trust him too. I never came to Willow Creek looking for love. I came here to disappear. But maybe I didn’t run all this way just to hide. Maybe I ran here to finally find home.

    The Man I Thought I Knew

    Moving to Briar Hollow was supposed to be my fresh start. A quiet town. A new home. A chance to leave my old life behind. Then I met Elias Vale. The mysterious man who lives alone in an old house at the edge of the woods. He was never supposed to become anything more than a stranger. But somehow, he became everything. Until I found out he wasn’t who I thought he was. Now I’m carrying his child, and the more I learn about the man I love, the more I wonder if I ever truly knew him at all. He was running from his past. I was never supposed to find it. And our baby may be the one thing neither of us can run from.