In a world where weddings are but another business transaction, Jennie Kim - the sole heir of her mother's conglomerate - would be remiss, if she acted unreasonably at the notion. Duty is but a lonely road, and she had long been resigned to accept the weight of her name - had she not been wedded off to such a preposterous individual, that went by the name Y/n Morningstar. What's more, it would have been infinitely more bearable, if said individual hadn't been so insufferable at the prospect of it - asymmetrical grins, annoying remarks, and that goddamn accent. Or a forced proximity, arrange marriage, enemies to lovers trope with all of that cliché goodness. :))

*For mature readers only. G!p

A nearly naked blonde in the window across from me, yeah, maybe moving to this piece-of-shit town in the middle of nowhere won't be so bad after all. *** This book contain sensitive topics such as abuse, child neglect, mental illness. For mature readers only. G!p

"To lose is to have loved." ____________ *This book contain sensitive topics that may be triggering for some. Tw//: loss, grief, self-harm/suicide, depression, and child abuse. For mature readers only. G!P

Home sweet home __________ *Gip / Mature Readers Only

"Seh?" "Sah." "Khzz?" _______________ For mature readers only. +18. G!P *Highly descriptive explicit scenes. Nsfw

"More of you, less of me." -Rosé *For Mature Readers Only. +18. GP. Language and explicit scenes

Lisa needs a nanny for her five year old son, and Roseanne needs a place to stay. Cowboy hats, lettuce heads, and doodled hearts on the pavement. The woman of your dreams. GP. Mature readers only. +18

Chaelisa in love *g!p / +18 mature readers only.

Huh *** This book correlates with 'Five Simple Rules'. Both stories are from the same timeline and share familiar characters. Not necessary to read both books to understand, they both can be read as a standalone. Set in the 80s* *For MATURE readers only, preferably 18+. G!P This book contains mature and potentially triggering subject matters.