Cierra Rose takes on the Villa.

[18+] ENEMIES TO LOVERS SPORTS ROMANCE She can't stand the school's golden boy, but when fate keeps throwing them together, their rivalry starts to look a lot like chemistry-and suddenly they're not playing the game they thought they were. °•°•°•° Hannah Walker doesn't trust anyone, especially men. They're manipulative and toxic-her lousy ex taught her that lesson well. Enter Tristan Beckett, the embodiment of everything she despises. He's arrogant, a playboy, and worshipped by everyone who meets him-except her. But he's also relentless, charming, and unfairly gorgeous. Their first meeting? Instant mutual hatred. Their second? Just as bad. Their third? Um... you see where I'm going with this. It's clear to everyone around them that they're not each other's biggest fans. But fate, or maybe some cosmic prank, keeps bringing them together-forcing them to learn more about each other. But like Hannah, Tristan has a dark past - he's just better at hiding it. Faced with an uncertain future, threats from an unknown assailant, and still trying to heal past wounds, both of them will have to learn to rely on each other. °•°•°•° Because I know you guys, there's smut in Chapters 29, 31, 34, Bonus #1, 37, 39, 49, 65, Bonus #3, and Bonus #5. °•°•°•° Enemies to Lovers College Football Romance Book 1 in the Campus Kings Series (Can be read as a Standalone) Mature +18 LOTS of character development.

Seventeen-year-old Olivia Penrose has perfected the art of being unnoticed at Hogwarts. While everyone else is busy snogging under mistletoe or gossiping in the common room, Olivia's happiest with her nose in a Jane Austen novel - not in someone's love life. Especially not her own. But when her latest "purely academic" experiment - a highly potent love potion - is mistaken for a cheap drink at a Gryffindor party, everything goes wrong. Overnight, the boys who never knew she existed are suddenly writing her poetry, fighting duels in the corridors, and declaring their "undying devotion" loud enough for the portraits to gossip. And the absolute worst part? One of them might actually mean it. With her friendships falling apart, professors circling like hawks, and her reputation on the verge of total disaster, Olivia has to find a cure - fast. The problem? The only people who can help are Hermione Granger (rule-follower extraordinaire) and Fred Weasley - the infuriating, charming, utterly smug boy who's somehow immune to her potion... and now pretending to be her boyfriend. Magic, mischief, fake dating, and one very inconvenient spark - welcome to Olivia Penrose's most chaotic term yet.

As the youngest Shelby child and twin to Finn Shelby, Kezia has spent the last 4 of her 10 years locked away for her mental defectiveness. She returns to Small Heath under the legal guardianship of her brother, Thomas Shelby. Despite knowing she's safer with the family, danger is never far while being Tommy's favorite sibling. An Alfie Solomons romance later on. SEASON ONE: finished SEASON TWO: finished

*FULL STORY ON AO3* "Aren't you a little too old to be playing games?" "Not the ones we play Monroe..." Isobel Monroe has just finished her sixth-year at Hogwarts and is spending the summer with her best friend, Luna Lovegood. She's also looking for a job so that she can get enough money to leave the country, given that the Ministry is starting to have an increasingly negative effect on muggle-borns like herself. The only problem is, no one is willing to hire her out of fear of getting attacked by Death Eaters. Except for one place...the only shop in Diagon Alley that she refuses to ever step into. That is until Luna and her father invite her to a wedding. A wedding that leads her to reunite with the very people she had spent most of her life actively avoiding. A kidnapping and the break of war means that Isobel is forced to go on the run to save both herself and those only she can help. But, perhaps the biggest task of all, is having to do it with her enemies who unfortunately are her only hope of survival. Life on the run is never easy, but Isobel is about to find out what it takes to run with the Kings of Hogwarts...even if it means facing the painful memories that she had tried so hard to suppress. Warnings of: Violence & Smut

"Oh, Lissy." His voice trembled from behind me. A sob. A curse. Was he crying? Was he laughing? The hand clamped over my mouth was sweaty, oppressive, and I felt his chest seize with a ragged exhale against my back. "The only one who wants nothing from me, my sweet doe." All my eyes could see was our Gaemon, his wide violet eyes staring across the room, frightened to death. Frightened and confused as I had been the first time that same hand clamped over my mouth.

The youngest daughter of the crown, Alyrie Targaryen, was raised in the pious shadow of the Hightower of Oldtown. But beneath the sacred light of the Seven, she discovered a temptation that would become her Original Sin. Now, summoned home to a court teetering on the brink of war, the Greens await their pious pawn. But Alyrie returns to King's Landing as the architect of her own Eden lost, ready to spread her corruption from the heart of the court itself. Gwayne Hightower x OC Aemond Targaryen x OC Aegon Targaryen x OC

After the Dance of the Dragons, the lords of Westeros bow before Aegon, but it is Daella who truly reigns. With their brothers and two sons dead, and no clear heir in sight, the marriage they were forced into as children has grown cold, distant, and strained. Aegon II is completely drowned in the vices that consume him, while Daella takes up the mantle of true ruler, acting as the regent of the Seven Kingdoms behind his figurehead. The Queen is a woman of iron. Dangerous, cunning, intelligent, manipulative, and irresistibly alluring. She has not allowed the misfortunes she has endured to drag her down; rather, she has learned to use her position to smooth her path, satisfy her desires, and feed her ego. Vain, breathtakingly beautiful, and deadly, the Queen toys with the court at her whim. Because Daella plays the game better than any man, and in a world made for kings, she bends the realm to her will. At least, until Aegons decides to intercede.

Princess Saera Targaryen is everything Alicent prayed would never happen. To Prince Aegon, his sister has always been his best friend, his twin flame since childhood. But when adolescence blooms, and King's Landing becomes a playground for the King and Queen's neglected firstborns, scandal, desire, drama, and reckless pleasure become their daily ritual. Meanwhile, the realm whispers. "Saera the Second," as the smallfolk call her, moves through life in the Red Keep caught between her mother's shame and regret, her father's slow decay, the first threads of usurpation beginning to stir, the quiet comfort of Helaena's friendship, the sharp, unspoken tension with Aemond- -and the bond with Aegon that no one dares name, and no God could ever sanctify. And in the shadows, someone watches her closely, proud of everything she's becoming.

"Fred Weasley," he introduced himself as he leant back against the table, "Well, Professor Weasley now I guess." "I remember," Kate replied, her eyes suspiciously glancing back at him, "I was in the year below you, but I didn't think you would remember me." "Not remember you?" Fred questioned, his eyebrows burrowing inwards, "how could I forget the girl that saved my life?" It's been a year since Kate Mellor graduated Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and only three months since she returned to fight in the Battle of Hogwarts alongside her old Quidditch Teammates and her best friend...Cho Chang. But now she finds herself at Hogwarts's Grand Staircase once again. Now a Healer's Associate at St Mungo's studying Psychiatry, she has been called upon by Headmistress McGonagall to provide emotional support to all the incoming students - including the returning seventh years who never got to finish their exams. She's not the only new interim professor this year, as old friends and the Weasley family have come to help up too...but will the heavy grief of students scarred in the war be too much? Or will she find solitude in her fellow Professor, who can teach her that there is more to life, and grief, than words in books?