At My Boss's Mercy
She signed what she thought was an employment contract. It was a marriage certificate.
Damares Reese is twenty-six, broke, and running from parents who never let her forget the size of her body. When her best friend lands her a dream job as executive assistant to Derek Marville — the ruthless, impossibly gorgeous CEO of a century-old cognac empire — she signs on the dotted line without reading the fine print.
Big mistake.
The contract isn't for employment. It's for marriage. And buried in the clauses is a deadline: conceive an heir within six months, or pay five million dollars she'll never have.
Derek Marville doesn't do love. He buried that the day he buried his wife nine years ago. Now, with a family clause threatening to hand his empire to his cocaine-fueled twin siblings, he needs an heir — fast. Damares was supposed to be a means to an end. A temporary arrangement. A body to carry his legacy.
But she fights back. She bites when cornered. She looks at him like she wants to kill him and kiss him in the same breath. And every curve of her body — the body the world told her to hide — sets him on fire in ways he swore he'd never feel again.
What starts as a trap becomes an obsession. What starts as an obsession becomes something neither of them planned for.
Because Damares isn't just carrying his heir. She's dismantling every wall he built around his heart. And Derek isn't just her captor anymore. He's the first man who ever looked at all of her — every inch, every pound, every scar — and wanted more.
Forgotten by My Quarterback
Renee Carter was never supposed to fall for Landon Dalton, Northlake University’s untouchable star quarterback and billionaire heir. She was supposed to keep her head down, keep her scholarship, and keep their relationship secret until she was strong enough to survive his spotlight. Then a concussion steals the last months of Landon’s memory. In front of his teammates, cameras, and half the campus, he looks at the girl he once loved in secret and calls her a fan. When Renee refuses to expose their private photos to prove she mattered, the whole school laughs at her for inventing a romance with QB1. But Landon’s heart remembers what his mind forgot. A hidden phone, a saved vote slip, and a trail of unread messages lead him back to the girl he broke. Now the most wanted man on campus has to do the one thing he once hated: make their love public, undeniable, and worth trusting again. He forgot her name once. He’ll spend the rest of the season making sure the world never does.
The Widowed Alpha’s Chosen One
Melina always felt out of place in her pack. While her friends turned into wolves at age ten, she remained human—isolated and determined to escape to a normal life beyond pack lands.
At nineteen, hidden during the intense mist season, her destiny intersects with Eron, the widowed alpha who swore years ago never to love again. Their encounter awakens an overwhelming desire in both, culminating in an unbreakable bond.
Torn between forbidden love and pack traditions, Eron and Melina must decide whether to defy fate. Can their love overcome the barriers imposed upon them, or will pack obligations tear them apart forever?
Discover the passion and secrets of The Widowed Alpha’s Chosen One.
A Bizarre Journey ep 24: That Time when we interview the Greek Gods
After Quan finished performing the philosophical poem he’d improvised entirely out of spite, Tram and I immediately hauled him off campus before he could unveil Part Two, which appeared to involve Her
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My mysterious knight ⚔️🛡️(2)
We walked through the forest in silence. Thankfully, my hair was ridiculously long. Golden curls cascaded all the way past my waist, draping over my chest and trailing behind me like a cloak. Someho
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Please Stop Loving Me 2: A Reason
Damian Cross did not remember the last time a stranger walked away from him first. He stood by the window of his office, twenty floors above the city, and told himself he was not thinking about the w
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Please Stop Loving Me 1: The Assignment
Elena Reyes stood in front of her mother's desk, hands folded, back straight. She already knew this meeting would change her life. Her mother never called her in for small talk. "Sit," Mrs. Reyes sai
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