She needed a fake boyfriend for her sister’s wedding. He needed a weekend away from the spotlight. It was supposed to be a simple deal—smile for the photos, fool the guests, and never see each other again. But pretending becomes a lot more complicated when the chemistry isn’t fake… and the biggest commitment-phobe she’s ever met starts questioning everything he thought he wanted.
Lola June is used to being recognized everywhere. Russell “Rus” Mercer has no idea who the hell she is. After he pulls her truck out of the mud on a deserted Louisiana road, Lola assumes she’ll never see the handsome stranger again—until four hours later, when she arrives at her music-video location and discovers she’s standing on his ranch. He doesn’t care about her fame. She can’t stop wondering about him. And somewhere between Louisiana backroads, long afternoons, and a man who was never supposed to become part of her life, Lola June finds the inspiration for her next album.
You love your boyfriend. You’ve forgiven him. You’ve spent four years choosing him. So why the hell can’t you stop thinking about the new guy? Edward Laurent was never supposed to matter. He’s arrogant, reckless, completely off-limits—and somehow, he’s becoming impossible to ignore. Nothing has happened. That’s what makes it worse.
“You two have never met before, right?” You and Sebastian answer at the same time. “No.” “…Yeah.” Silence. Your father has no idea the man he’s introducing as his best friend is the same stranger you spent the night with.
He was never supposed to become someone she looked for. Arabella Stark has spent her entire life surrounded by superheroes, but Bucky Barnes is the one person she never had a reason to know. To him, she’s Tony Stark’s daughter. To her, he’s just the quiet stranger who always seems to disappear whenever she walks into a room. At first, they’re nothing more than two people sharing the same space. Then come the late-night conversations. The accidental encounters. The comfortable silences. The moments neither of them talks about afterward. Somewhere between strangers and something neither of them is ready to name, the space between them starts to disappear. And maybe the most dangerous thing isn’t falling in love. Maybe it’s realizing you’ve already started to.
She was hired to take care of his daughter—not to become part of his life. But with Zayn Malik happily taken and Amelia Rose determined to keep things professional, some boundaries become harder to maintain than expected.
Y/N thought love meant apologizing first, walking on eggshells, and answering every text before it became an argument. Starting a new job at a small café was supposed to be nothing more than an escape from her controlling boyfriend—not the beginning of a life she never imagined. Then she met Eden, the café’s quiet senior barista. She barely spoke, kept everyone at arm’s length, and yet, in the silence between shared shifts and freshly brewed coffee, Y/N began questioning everything she thought she knew about love… and herself.
Frank Castle has spent years being your father’s best friend. He knows exactly who you are. What he wasn’t prepared for was meeting you again and realizing everything feels different now.
Margot has a boyfriend she loves, a life that makes sense, and absolutely no reason to question any of it. Then she meets Eden. It starts with one argument outside a party, then a chance encounter at a café, then late-night conversations that last way too long. Eden becomes her closest friend—and somehow, the one person who makes Margot question everything she thought she knew about herself. Because falling for Eden was never part of the plan. And neither was realizing she might actually want to.
One impulsive bid changed everything. After a charity auction unexpectedly pairs Zayn Malik with one of the world’s biggest supermodels, they’re forced to spend forty-eight hours together under the constant watch of cameras, headlines, and public scrutiny. Neither wanted the arrangement. Neither expected the other. And the weekend was only the beginning.
Three students. One semester-long project. Two guys who already hate each other—and Ivy Rose, who accidentally gets stuck between them. (read premise and prologue for more)
Six months. One contract. Zero feelings. When a carefully staged relationship becomes the solution to Zayn Malik’s latest PR crisis, you’re offered a deal that’s impossible to refuse. The rules are simple: smile for the cameras, follow the script, and don’t let it become real. For Zayn, you’re nothing more than another obligation. For you, he’s six months you’ll never have to think about again. At least… that’s what you both believe.
Federica Valenti just dropped West of Eden and accidentally became the biggest name in music. Julian Ashford is Hollywood’s favorite indie-film heartthrob. A luxury campaign puts them together. One dinner puts them on every gossip page. They’re not dating. At least, that’s what they keep saying.
Two global superstars. One unexpected collaboration. And a connection neither of them saw coming. Sienna Blake and Zayn Malik have never met—until they’re paired to record I Don’t Wanna Live Forever. What begins as an awkward studio session slowly turns into something neither of them can quite put into words. It was only supposed to be a song.
She thought helping a wounded stranger on a rainy night would be forgotten by morning. She was wrong. Eight months later, a mysterious man keeps appearing whenever danger finds her—always calm, always watching, always gone before she gets answers. He knows her name. Her routines. Her life. The only thing he won’t tell her… is why.