Lily Evans thought moving to a new city would mean freedom-a chance to finally stand on her own. Instead, she finds herself overwhelmed, thrown into the middle of a semester she can barely keep up with. Then she meets Professor Angelina Williams. Cold, exacting, and impossible to please, Williams seems to take a particular interest in Lily's every mistake. Their encounters quickly turn into a quiet battle of wit and will, neither willing to give in, neither willing to look away. What begins as friction becomes something harder to ignore-an attraction neither of them wants to name. So they don't. They set boundaries, keep it simple, keep it physical. No feelings. No complications. They said it meant nothing. Until it doesn't. #1 lesbianromance #1 saphic #1 teacher #1 fxf #1 vibes #1 bitter (slowburn) (wlw)

Anna expected a drunken conversation with a stranger. She didn't expect to walk into her lecture the next morning and find the same woman standing at the front of the room. What started as curiosity becomes friendship. Friendship becomes something neither of them wants to name and as the line between right and wrong begins to blur, both women are forced to decide how much they're willing to risk. Please leave comments and suggestions for future chapters!!!

She swore an oath to the law. But her heart made a different promise. FBI agent Riley Hayward is stuck in neutral-her career stalled, her confidence shaken, and her fiancée's rapid rise through the Bureau only deepens the cracks beneath her. When she's assigned a high-stakes undercover mission to infiltrate the crew of Drew Potenza, the elusive and magnetic Queen of Thieves, Riley sees it as her shot at redemption. But Drew is reeling from her own losses-a team member killed during a job gone wrong and a bloody power struggle with her ruthless uncle threatening to tear her empire apart. As Riley sinks deeper into Drew's world, the line between mission and emotion blurs. Loyalties shift. Betrayals loom. And in the end, both women will have to decide what-and who-they're willing to sacrifice for survival. In a world built on secrets, only one truth will survive. **** Warning! This book mention violence Material : Drugs, guns, gangs, mention of SA, emotional abuse, and ptsd.****** Currently being revise.

Jenna suddenly finds herself facing a chance she never would have dared to imagine, all sparked by a quiet, surprising nudge from life... or fate... or simply luck. Now she has to ask herself whether she's truly ready to write an unforgettable love story in Paris... or whether it might be more than she can handle.

Every woman before Blair could step into both roles effortlessly. Except her. People love telling stories about ballerinas becoming their Black Swan like darkness suddenly appears the moment someone finally lets go, but Blair Lockwood has spent her entire life knowing it doesn't work that way. In the Lockwood family, dancing both the White Swan and the Black Swan is practically inherited, and Blair has everything she should need to pull it off. She has the technique and the discipline and the control, yet every time she performs the Black Swan, something still feels missing, like she's reaching for a version of herself she can never fully touch. Then Lovina Ander arrives at the academy and suddenly everybody's attention shifts. Blair thought Lovina was coming for the role. She didn't realize Lovina's attention had been drifting toward her the entire time. And somewhere between rivalry and obsession and the pressure of becoming the dancer her family expects her to be, Blair starts discovering parts of herself she was never supposed to touch.

Lilah - 20 year old, joins the most recognized university of Manchester after dropping out in her second year of majoring in English literature. Silent, brilliant, and carrying a past no one could touch, she slips into the back rows of lectures like a ghost - until Professor Selene Hart looks at her. Selene Hart- Cold, elegant, and brutally sharp-tongued, she terrified and fascinated her students in equal measure. Beneath her strict, icy exterior lay something far darker - a dangerous intensity that made Lilah's body stiffen with instinctive warning. The day Professor Selene Hart noticed Lilah, her life turned upside down. Cold, obsessive, and dangerously possessive, Selene saw the quiet girl as her newest obsession - something beautiful to own and control. Selene always got what she wanted. And now, she wanted Lilah. What happens when Lilah realizes that her Professor is not just her professor but something far more capable and dangerous. Tangled. Trapped. Taken. In this web, there is no such thing as an escape.

Isabelle was raised to fear sin. She never expected to crave it. After a violent raid leaves her with nothing but a child and a past that could get her killed, she disappears into a lawless town and becomes someone else. Lilith Hale. But lies don't survive women like Josephine, a cold-eyed cowgirl who sees too much, gets too close, and doesn't believe in forgiveness. Isabelle should fear her. Instead, she can't stay away. What grows between them is wrong in every way Isabelle was raised to believe-and impossible to resist. Because the closer she gets, the more her faith begins to fracture... into something darker, something consuming. Something that feels like truth. And some sins don't ask to be forgiven. They demand to be chosen. ____ This is set in 1849 California. (It's WLW)

𝐁𝐫𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐞 𝐌𝐞 𝐁𝐞𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐮𝐥 | 18+ A Dark Sapphic Enemies To Lovers Romance Estella Rylies arrives at St. Virelles Elite Academy for Girls grieving, medicated, and completely alone for the first time in her life. Hidden behind iron gates and polished marble halls, St. Virelles is less of a boarding school and more of a hierarchy. Wealth decides worth. Cruelty is currency. And the girls in maroon ties rule everything. Especially Serenity Lawson. Beautiful, cold, and impossible to ignore, Serenity sits at the center of the school like something untouchable. The moment Estella catches her attention, humiliation turns into fascination, hatred twists into obsession, and the line between predator and prey begins to blur. But beneath the violence, whispered traditions, and brutal power games, St. Virelles is hiding something rotten. Months before Estella arrived at the school, her twin sister vanished without a trace. No body is found, no note is written, and within days it becomes easier for everyone to act as though Maisee never existed at all. Estella knows better. You don't forget someone who shared your heartbeat. And the more Estella digs into the past, the more she begins to suspect that Maisee's disappearance was never truly a mystery at all. - - TW: this story contains explicit sexual content, power imbalances, morally complex characters, emotional manipulation, violence, psychologically intense situations, and triggering scenes.

She met her before the lecture. Before the name. Before the rules. Just a lighter, a glance, and a moment that meant nothing. Or at least, that's what Sylvia thought.

Vera Kane knows two things to be true: the night her aunt died, she ran-and truth doesn't save you. When the woman who raised her is found dead in their home, Vera becomes both witness and suspect. There is no weapon. No confession. Only a history of domestic conflict no one ever documented, and a silence Vera refuses to fill with pleas or explanations. Assigned to the case is Detective Margot Hale, a woman who believes innocence is earned, not given. Trained to read behavior as motive, Margot finds Vera's calm unsettling, her honesty incomplete, her relief impossible to ignore. Every answer Vera gives feels correct-and wrong. As the investigation tightens, the line between observation and obsession begins to blur. Margot searches for the truth. Vera watches how belief is constructed. And somewhere between grief, power, and unspoken understanding, both women are forced to confront an uncomfortable question: What if guilt is not about what you've done-but how you survive? A psychological crime thriller about abuse, attribution, and the dangerous space between truth and belief.