She wasn't looking for structure. He wasn't expecting chaos. In a world where boundaries matter and power balances shift with a glance, two very different people find themselves drawn into something neither of them saw coming. Sharp-tongued and restless, Lilith knows how to push buttons-and she's never met one she didn't want to press. Jaxon is disciplined, unshakably composed, and used to control-in every sense of the word. But when their paths cross, control becomes a question, tension becomes a constant, and nothing stays simple for long. What begins as correction soon tangles into connection. And some lessons? They go far beyond the classroom.

They were finally getting settled in with Elle at the Diamond S Ranch. They were closing in on a year since she they had brought her home and things were looking up. That was until the day of her big surprise birthday party when a notice arrived that was about to turn their world upside down. Will all the hard work that went into getting Elle into a stable home be undone? Will all of her insecurities, her doubts, her distrust come flooding back? Will old habits resurface again like familiar friend? Elle now as so many questions, so much uncertainty. Will they fight for her? Can they win? **please note this is a spanking fiction where discipline is shown with love, nothing more**

Both had troubled pasts. Both were broken. But when he does something that gets her hurt so badly that she was left with deep wounds and a scared look in her eyes, is there anyway for him to fix the damage done to her? Especially as he was sure he was so broken that he didn't think she should be with him?

I fell in love with a biker, Knox Kingsley. I knew he was trouble the second I saw the Hellbounds patch on his back. I should've walked away, I know that. But instead, I got on his bike... and haven't wanted to get off since.

I fell in love with Dante Moretti, never knowing he was once engaged to my older sister, Celeste Hart. It was the kind of secret that changed everything.

Charlie has loved her husband for the past five years. She thought they had a happy marriage, one built on trust and with love. Until she finds a suspicious item in her husband's luggage from a most recent business trip. The doubt causes her to hire a private investigator. Her world is completely shattered when she receives her first email from him. The life she thought she was living was a lie. That she was never enough.

Zara Foster couldn't be happier. She's graduated from Law school, gotten her first job, bought her first apartment and the love of her life, her boyfriend Alexander has just proposed. Everything seems to be perfect when Alex's best friend Heather moves back into town. With her boundaries repeatedly ignored and her fiance's attention elsewhere Zara has to decide if her relationship is worth fighting for or if walking away with her head high and her dignity intact is the best thing for her future.

Imagine Realities Book 7 Havenwood #1 I'm a single mother or it feels so. Because Eren the guy I went on a few dates with, lost my heart to and accidentally got pregnant by. He's been here, but not actually here, not mine. And almost two years later. I realised actions alone can't always be loud. Especially when I see him with a woman he never told me about. Broken Promises do hurt, but Unspoken Promises? They hurt the same or worse.

Finding out we were going to be parents was supposed to be the happiest time of our lives. Instead, I feel my husband, Ethan, drifting away from me a little more every day. He's late coming home from work, he disappears for long periods of time, he's irritable and closed off, and nothing I say or do seems to reach him. As tensions between us mount, I'm discovering parts of my husband's past that I never knew existed. And when everything comes tumbling down, I'm forced to ask myself: how well do I really know the man I love?

He's a gorgeous model. She has severe acne scarring. It doesn't help when she hears him brutally disparage her looks. So she teaches him a verbal lesson in humanity. That should have been that. So why won't he stop calling her?