"I am a captain. I am a champion. And I am most definitely NOT a Little." Beau Andrews had his entire life mapped out on a playbook: lead his team to a state championship, secure a D1 football scholarship, and claim the Dom classification everyone expected of a powerhouse linebacker. He lived for the grind, the discipline, and the absolute respect of his peers. But the system has a different plan for Beau. When his results come back, they don't say Dom ... they say Bratty Little. Stripped of his jersey and hauled off to the Littles Academy, Beau treats the "plush-lined prison" like a battlefield. He mocks the finger-painting, wages war against nap time, and treats every instructor like an opposing lineman. He's determined to break the system until it gives him the "correct" results. Instead of a new test slip, however, Beau's defiance earns him a much more formidable opponent: Silas. Standing at a massive 6'6" and entirely unimpressed by Beau's tough-guy act, Silas is a grumpy, no-nonsense "Brat Tamer" who specialises in cracking the shells of the Academy's most stubborn cases. Silas doesn't care about Beau's stats or his scholarship; he only cares about obedience and more importantly in beaus case, acceptance. Locked in a high-stakes battle of wills with a man he can't physically overpower, Beau is about to learn the hardest lesson of his life.

Marius: family "Baby your amazing!" I had excitedly told him and lifted him up so we were hugging them started saving in the kitchen, Mateo started dancing with us as well. Cho was a giggling mess at what we were doing and had started to do his own weird little dance making everyone burst into laughing, being as happy as ever. Chokku had been lost in the woods, for what reason? what will happen to him? Have a look into the book and see if it's what you like. ****** #10 daddy This story is about DDLB please do not send any hate it would be appreciated. Started: 3rd September 2022

The Silvestri family has always been strong. One father and four boys - the only constant life has given them. They've endured heartbreak, loss, and pain that reshaped them in ways no one could see from the outside. Sofia, a nine-year-old girl, has spent her entire life with her mother. From a young age, she has had to fight - for herself, for stability, and for a last name she isn't sure truly belongs to her. But as her mother's health begins to fail, Sofia is brought to the family she has never met - a family that doesn't know her, and a life she's never known. From the very first glance, everything changes. How will this new arrangement reshape the Silvestri family? And will they accept Sofia for who she truly is?

Xavier Moretti. A 28 year old don of the Italian-American mafia. He's a cold, ruthless, emotionless devil who doesn't care about anyone or anything. So when he kidnaps the wrong woman? he has to fight to earn her trust and protect her from the dangerous world he brought her in to. Charlotte Rose Meadows. Your average 19 year old girl. She's innocent, kind, and full of life. Everything Xavier isn't. When she's wrongfully kidnapped by the mafia, she has to learn how to trust people again and adapt to her new dangerous lifestyle. ---------------------------------------- ''You know Eliza, you have such a pretty little face. It would be such a shame to see it scarred, wouldn't it?'' he says as he drags the bloody knife along my cheek. Wait... Eliza? He thinks my name is Eliza? 'What are the chances you happen to just walk into my club on a random Saturday night?' His club... MY FAKE ID! ''E-Eliza?'' I mumble and he tilts his head slightly ''My name...i-its Charlotte'' ---------------------------------------- #1 ON FICTION 05/11/25 #10 ON PLOTTWIST 23/10/25 #13 ON DARKROMANCE 24/10/25 #7 ON MAFIA 25/10/25 #3 ON JEALOUSY 26/10/25 #5 ON POSSESSIVE 25/10/25 #1 ON ITALIANMAFIA 28/10/25 #11 ON LOVE 18/11/25 #1 ON MAFIABOSS 04/11/25

In the aftermath of a devastating event, a once-close family is torn apart by the burden of an ancient feud between their ancestors. The father, along with his sons, seeks refuge in the depths of South America, while the mother takes to the road across the United States, hiding with their only daughter. Five years later, a single phone call summons the brothers back to the U.S., urgently needed to help their sister. But when they arrive, they discover she isn't the only one in need of their assistance. There's someone else-someone they knew existed but had never met: their youngest sister, Estella. She was the child their mother was pregnant with when she fled their family home in Connecticut so many years ago. Now, Estella's world has been turned upside down, and the family is thrust into a heart-wrenching reunion. Told through the innocent eyes of a five-year-old girl, this is a story of a broken family struggling to protect one another from the cruel forces that have torn them apart. Will the innocence of a child be enough to heal the wounds of the past, or has time already sealed their fate forever?

In the year 2120, the world changed. Creatures once hidden in the darkness stepped out of the shadows vampires, werewolves, fairies, and demons. Humanity was forced to adapt, monsters took the power, the wealth. Humans were left with what remained... or taken entirely. Some were workers. Some were property. Some were kept. 16-year-old Elliot Bennett has survived by learning one rule: don't be seen. Stay quiet. Keep his head down. Endure the home he can't escape. His world is small, bruised, and painfully lonely until the night he's followed home by two people that aren't human. From the darkness of a blacked-out SUV, a vampire prince and his husband see what no one else ever does: the fear Elliot carries, the neglect written into his life, the damage everyone chooses to ignore. They don't step in. They don't reveal themselves. Not yet. They choose him. They want him. Unaware he's being watched over and protected, Elliot continues living on the edge of breaking until the monsters who rule the night finally offer him something he never believed he was allowed to want: safety, structure, care... and a way out. Will Elliot find freedom, safety, or something darker as he becomes the boy between fangs. His story begins here.

In this world, werewolves are divided into Alphas, Betas, and Omegas-but there is one rare classification. Littles. Littles are Omegas whose wolf spirits regress their minds during stress or trauma, sometimes permanently. When regressed, they function emotionally and physically dependent on others. Because of this littles are much smaller often barely reaching an Alpha's chest even as adults and require constant protection. Some packs cherish their littles. Others exploit them. The Moon Goddess watches closely.

This story is based on Little Bethany who has had a troubled life growing up neglected by her own family and ignored by others in her community. Daniel and his partner Luke have been looking for a little girl to take and look after as their own. They see Bethany all alone and upset one day and decide that she is the One. Beth is a closed off, shy 17-year-old who just wants someone to love her and care for her. Will Daniel and Luke be the ones to break down Beth's walls? Will Beth let herself be loved and cared for.

This book is set in the year 3760. Everyone who turns eighteen in the year gets a classification test. Six boys take the test. Some are happy with their classification, and some have trouble accepting it. They get placed in one house because they are slightly different. Most littles are in a relationship with their caregiver, and these boys do not want this.

Everyone in the friend group has already received their classification. Everyone... except Ivan. At seventeen, almost eighteen, he's the youngest of them all, still living at home, still pretending he doesn't care about the test that will decide his future. He's the silly, bratty one of the group. Loud when he's nervous. Energetic when he's overwhelmed. Always ready to argue, tease, or stir up chaos just to avoid talking about what's really on his mind. December is getting closer. And so is his classification. Elijah, one of the caregivers in the group, has started noticing the signs. The small things. The way Ivan gets overtired. The way his emotions slip when he's overwhelmed. The way he looks for comfort without realizing he's doing it. Elijah doesn't want to scare him. Doesn't want to push. Doesn't want to label him before the system does. So instead, he watches. He steps in when he needs to. He makes sure Ivan is safe, even when the boy insists he doesn't need it. Because sometimes the scariest part isn't the classification itself. It's what it means. And Ivan isn't ready to face that yet.