When Skyler loses her legs and hearing, due to a mortar impact, her life drastically changes. She is a soldier through and through and is now forced to put that life aside. She’s going to live with her parents in America, who bought an American football team a few years ago, to heal and help. She meets new friends, is reunited with the man she loves and gets a new rich life where danger lurks in a different way than in the army. A story about dealing with the challenges that life gives you.

“I’m your guard,” Nico says. “Don’t touch me.” So Ariella touches him anyway. With her mouth. 😇 She’s been doing grief, diapers, and family meetings in heels since her mom died and her dad never woke up. She should get one thing that’s hers. Then her brother assigns a gorgeous new soldier to “protect” her, and he follows her like a shadow with good arms and better restraint, which is infuriating. You’ll love how she talks big and still shakes when she visits the hospital. Nico keeps calling her “ma’am” like that’s going to stop her. It doesn’t. She leans across the SUV seat and tugs his collar. He grits out, “Ariella… no.” Then the window explodes. Luca’s flashlight hits their half-undressed bodies.

Chloe thrives on control, sharp comebacks, and fixing impossible reputations. So when the Frozen City Vipers hire her to clean up their latest scandal, she walks in ready to work. The problem? Ryder. The team’s brooding captain would rather skate through a wall than smile for a camera, and he definitely doesn’t want a PR queen telling him what to do. Forced into staged appearances and fake teamwork, their constant bickering quickly turns into dangerous chemistry neither of them can ignore. Between icy stares, late-night strategy sessions, and tension hot enough to melt the rink, Chloe and Ryder start slipping past each other’s defenses. But secrets, pride, and careers make falling for each other the riskiest play of all.

“Stop staring, Ryker.” Lilly says it in her head while she’s deadlifting before sunrise… and he keeps staring anyway. Before any boy gets in her way, Lilly is just trying to survive Montisque Academy without crying in the courtyard again, keep her head down, and get strong enough to feel untouchable. Then her teacher, Mr. Coleson, calmly slides a stack of papers toward her and admits he isn’t just grading. He’s her father’s bodyguard. So now Lilly’s got a gorgeous, rule-breaking adult shadowing her hallways, a rich gym boy watching her like he already owns the view, and bullies who love an audience. She should hate the attention—she does hate it—which makes it worse when her skin still prickles. And you know that moment when you can feel gossip being born? Yeah, that. Coleson walks her out after school, fingers brushing her elbow like it’s nothing, and every head turns. “Lilliana Lorenzo?” the front office calls.

“Do you always break into women’s bedrooms… or am I special?” 😏 Jasmine screams. Mason smirks. Then he makes an omelet like that fixes everything (it does not. It helps, annoyingly). Before romance bulldozes her schedule, Jasmine is trying to live like a grown woman with boundaries and a locked bedroom door. Too bad Mason has a key, zero shame, and the kind of “I’ll handle it” energy that makes you want to throw a pillow and then keep him. She should hate him—she does hate him—until he’s wiping sauce off her mouth in public like it’s normal, and paying for his mom’s surprise trip like money can silence chemistry. You know that man who acts like he owns the room? Now imagine he’s also your best friend’s son and he keeps touching your back like he forgot his hand is attached. Jasmine laughs it off. Mason plays sweet. Then she steps toward her car and his mom turns her head, loud enough for everyone: “So… when are you going to tell Jasmine you like her?”

“Tell me you’re not scared of me,” Alejandro says, and Destiny… doesn’t move. He still kisses her hand like a gentleman. Which makes it worse. Destiny is a freshly minted master’s grad with a blacklisted name and a fridge full of excuses. Then the city’s most gorgeous nightclub king decides her career is his personal hobby. He watches her dance like he already owns the view, slips her his card, and smiles when her friends call him “bad news” (because of course they do). You’ll love her because she’s trying to be careful and still wants soft things like rent paid on time. You’ll hate him because he keeps fixing her life with one phone call and zero permission. He should not be turning her lights back on at midnight. He definitely should not be tucking her into bed like he’s the only safe thing in the room. Then he leans in and murmurs, “Come to my club at 10 a.m. Ask for me.” So… are you going, or are you lying? 😉

Fifty thousand dollars for one night of pleasure with three mystery men. Sophia decides to take the offer.

The hunt for a ruthless killer pushes Thea beyond familiar ground and into a rival pack where danger hums beneath every glance. Undercover and on edge, she walks a fine line between trust and survival, especially when an unmated Alpha keeps crossing her path with charm, tension, and far too many secrets. Each step closer to the truth opens new questions, and the stakes rise with every charged encounter. Loyalties blur, instincts clash, and desire threatens to complicate everything. In a pack that guards its secrets fiercely, Thea must decide how much of herself she can risk while chasing answers that refuse to stay buried. What happens when the investigation starts feeling personal?

Summer is determined to glide through her final year unnoticed, keeping her life neat, quiet, and drama-free. New school, new rules, no distractions. Easy… until she collides with Jake, the hockey star who is equal parts charm and chaos. Their first meeting is messy, their banter sharper than she expects, and his presence impossible to ignore. Slowly, her careful plans begin to crack as she gets pulled into a world of late nights, loyal friendships, and feelings she never signed up for. The more she resists, the closer he gets. Can she really stay invisible when someone sees her so clearly?

Jade came with an anniversary cake. She left with a broken heart. A pair of heels. Two wine glasses. One husband who swears she has it all wrong. But Jade is done being the perfect wife. Secrets. Desire. Betrayal. Three children. One marriage about to explode.

Would YOU forgive him?