She was never supposed to fall for her student. But what if the rules were never built for a woman like her? Professor Kamala Harris has built her career on clarity: ethics, law, control. She's known for her sharp lectures, her unshakable composure, and a reputation that holds weight from Harvard classrooms to courtroom floors. She doesn't make mistakes. Not professionally. Not personally. Until Simone Thomas walks into her life. Simone is brilliant, beautiful, and the kind of trouble Kamala never saw coming. Their first encounter is a one-night anomaly-hot, anonymous, and unforgettable. But when Simone shows up in Kamala's lecture hall the next morning, everything shifts. And keeps shifting-until desire bleeds into something deeper, and the lines Kamala once held so clearly begin to blur. As their connection intensifies behind closed doors, so do the consequences. A whisper becomes a rumor. A rumor becomes an investigation. And when Simone's powerful father-one of the nation's top defense attorneys-gets involved, the fallout threatens more than just Kamala's career. It threatens everything they've built. Taut, intimate, and sharply observed, In the Gray is a slow-burn forbidden romance that explores power, vulnerability, and what it means to choose love when the world says it's wrong.

"Behind the facade of power and politics lies a love story that defies all odds.Can Gracynne and Kamala navigate the chaos of their hearts, or will their past tear them apart? Discover a tale of passion, betrayal, and redemption in "Saving Grace" If you've watched Scandal I'm practically doing a Scandal fanfic with Kamala and Original Characters.

Book 3 in the "What We..." Series Riley Zhang thought surviving the warehouse would be the hardest part. But healing under the soft sheets of the White House residence-haunted by trauma, tangled in secrets, and waking up alone more often than not-proves even more dangerous. She didn't plan to stay. She didn't plan to fall for the President. And she definitely didn't plan to become a target all over again. When a classified leak threatens to spark international scandal, Riley is pulled back into the world of covert intel and calculated charm. Her new role as a media consultant is just a cover-but inside the West Wing, nothing is as it seems. Old enemies resurface. A shadow operative is already inside. And the assassin hunting her? He's not working alone. With every whispered confession and coded message, Riley is forced to question what loyalty means when the person she loves most holds the highest office in the world-and when protecting that love might come at the cost of her own life. Steeped in political intrigue and slow-burn heat, What We Hold Too Close is a story of survival, second chances, and the kind of love that's worth risking everything for-even when everything is on the line.

Book Two of the "What We..." Series (What We Wont Allow) Two years have passed. Kamala Harris is now President of the United States. Riley Zhang is a rising star at CNN-older, sharper, and more jaded than the free-spirited podcaster she once was. Their affair was supposed to be over. Forgotten. Buried beneath ambition, duty, and the relentless machinery of power. But some secrets refuse to stay buried. When Riley is assigned to cover Kamala's international diplomatic tour, the lines blur once again. Between country and conscience. Between loyalty and desire. Between a woman in the most powerful office in the world-and the one who knows her better than anyone else. As whispers of corruption, espionage, and global sabotage rise to the surface, Riley is pulled into a shadow war where the press is weaponized, truth is currency, and every source has an agenda. Including the enigmatic billionaire who claims he can give her everything she wants-at a cost. The deeper she goes, the more tangled the web becomes. And at the center of it all? A love neither woman can name. One they swore they'd never return to. In a world where nothing stays secret for long, Riley will have to decide what she's willing to risk-for the truth, for her country, and for the woman who never really let her go. Politics is performance. Love is collateral. And power? Power is what we do in secret.

Kamala Harris is a rising political star-a first-year senator with her sights set on the presidency. She has the intelligence, the experience, and the vision to lead the country. The only problem? She's single, and in the ruthless world of politics, a picture-perfect family is just as important as policy. Her team insists that without a spouse by her side, she doesn't stand a chance. Determined to secure her shot at the White House, Kamala begrudgingly agrees to a series of carefully curated dates with eligible bachelors who fit the bill. But as she endures one awkward dinner after another, she finds herself increasingly drawn to someone completely unexpected-Noah, the confident, sharp-witted bartender who serves drinks at the upscale lounge where Kamala's dates are held. Noah is everything Kamala isn't-young, unconventional, and utterly uninterested in the world of politics. And yet, the connection between them is undeniable. Kamala has always believed she's straight, but as their flirtation deepens into something more, she's forced to question everything she thought she knew about herself. Now, with the presidency within reach, Kamala faces an impossible choice: follow the carefully scripted path to power, or risk it all for a woman who could cost her everything.

This book starts immediately off where book one Business Casual ended. I can't say too much without spoilers for the cliffhanger but hold on tight babies, it's gonna be a wild ride.

Set against the backdrop of high-stakes politics and public service, Between Love and Duty tells the story of Kamala Harris, the Attorney General of California, and Barack Obama, the Governor, as they navigate the complexities of their professional partnership and an unexpected personal connection. Brought together by a shared vision to implement groundbreaking initiatives for their communities, Kamala and Barack discover that their collaboration goes beyond policy and politics. As they tackle funding crises, media scrutiny, and the weight of their responsibilities, their bond deepens into an undeniable romance. But their journey is anything but easy. Faced with challenges that test their trust, their ability to balance love with duty, and their vision for the future, Kamala and Barack must decide how far they're willing to go to protect the work they've dedicated their lives to-while embracing the love they never expected to find. Between Love and Duty is a compelling story of resilience, vulnerability, and partnership, exploring the tension between personal desires and public obligations. It's a celebration of two people who, together, prove that love and leadership

Miss America tells the story of Kamala Harris's historic first term as the first female President of the United States, navigating the challenges of leadership while keeping a passionate affair with her young, quick-witted assistant, Kori, under wraps. The narrative reveals the highs and lows of their romance, capturing the tension and intensity between the two women. Note: This is all STRICTLY FICTIONAL. This story is created from the imagination only.

Vera Love, a fiercely independent political strategist with a sharp tongue and an even sharper edge, has built her reputation on making impossible deals and navigating the treacherous world of Washington D.C. Kamala Harris, the first woman president, is a force of nature herself- charismatic, determined, and unyielding in her ideals. When their paths collide over a contentious bill their relationship begins as a tense professional rivalry filled with barbed comments and unspoken challenges. As Vera helps Kamala navigate political landmines, the two women find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other. Beneath their power struggles and biting banter lies a mutual respect that neither can ignore. But as secrets from Vera's troubled past come to light and Kamala's position demands her unwavering commitment, both women must confront their vulnerabilities and the walls they've built around their hearts. In the midst of political intrigue, personal sacrifices, and a growing connection that defies expectations, Kamala and Vera discover that love, like politics, is messy, unpredictable, and worth fighting for. Can two powerful women from opposing worlds find a way to balance ambition, duty, and the undeniable pull of their hearts?

In 'We are not going back', Eleonora, a dedicated attorney in her thirties working for President Kamala Harris, faces a tumultuous personal life as she grapples with her strained marriage to Olivia Coleman, a rising Republican star and 2028 presidential candidate. Their contrasting political ideologies and the pressures of Olivia's high-profile career cast a long shadow over their relationship. During a critical moment, Eleonora encounters President Kamala Harris, whose empathy and kindness starkly contrast with her own troubled marriage. As Kamala and Eleonora work together, their professional relationship deepens into a profound emotional connection. Kamala's unwavering support and understanding spark an unexpected romance between the two women. Despite the growing feelings between Kamala and Eleonora, Eleonora's marital struggles continue to simmer. Olivia's family, especially her controlling mother Louise, exacerbates tensions, creating uncomfortable confrontations and further straining Eleonora's marriage. Through a series of heartfelt conversations, personal revelations, and moments of vulnerability, Eleonora and Kamala's relationship evolves from professional respect to genuine affection. As Eleonora navigates her troubled marriage and the complexities of her feelings for Kamala, she faces the challenge of balancing her newfound love with her existing commitments.