Book 2 - In Progress. After betrayal shattered the life she thought she knew, Sophie is left to pick up the pieces-and decide what comes next. Letting go of Mark wasn't the hard part. Learning how to rebuild a life that was never truly her own is. As she navigates the aftermath of his choices, Sophie is forced to confront the version of herself she became in a marriage built on control, compromise, and quiet sacrifice. With the support of those who refuse to let her fall, she begins to rediscover her voice, her independence, and the strength she forgot she had. But moving forward isn't as simple as walking away. The past has a way of lingering-and some ties aren't so easily broken. And sometimes, when you least expect it, something new begins to take shape-steady, patient, and entirely unfamiliar. Because letting go isn't weakness, it's power. TRIGGER WARNINGS -OW Drama -On screen cheating w/ perceived unprotected sex -Anxiety -Foul language -Substance abuse

When I started posting my stories online, I didn't expect much traction. It was a fun outlet for the ideas I had swirling around my head. My husband supported my crazy storylines and listened to me narrate out loud the silly plots I planned to write. When a publisher contacted me to see if I would be interested in releasing one of my stories, I thought I was dreaming. I soon discovered it was all a prank and my favourite hobby turned my world into a real life storyline of betrayal and heartbreak. TW: - Online abuse/bullying - Betrayal by H (no cheating)

Book 1 - Complete Mark Powell doesn't cheat because he's unhappy. He cheats because he likes it. The secrecy. The control. The rush of getting close to the edge without ever going over. Sherri was never supposed to be anything more than convenient- someone willing, eager, and easy to keep in her place. But she's starting to want more, and Mark is beginning to push boundaries he never thought he would. At home, Sophie remains unaware-secure in a marriage built on years of love, trust, and shared history. Until one night changes everything. Because sometimes the most dangerous part of an affair isn't getting caught- It's believing you won't.

Alexander didn't cheat. He just gave someone else his attention, his laughter, and the smiles that used to belong to his wife. And she watched him drift, not to another woman's bed, but to her presence. Her laugh. The way she made him feel seen in a room full of people. Everything he found in someone else - Zara had been giving him all along. Eight years of marriage. One little boy who loved them both. And Zara standing in the middle of it all - wondering when she became the woman he stopped choosing. She warned him. Three times. The first - he dismissed her. The second - he called her jealous. The third - he called her insecure. So she stopped warning him altogether. And stopped waiting. Love wasn't enough... and now it might be too late.

He didn't cheat. He didn't leave. He just gave everything away Becca thought her marriage was solid until she discovered her husband had secretly given away everything they had built together. She doesn't just lose money-she loses trust, security... and the future she fought for. Now Sam wants to make it right, to fix it. But Becca isn't sure she wants to be the woman who forgives him. And this time... love might not be enough to fix what he burned.

They say a woman like me shouldn't love a man like him. I'm too loud. Too volatile. Too willing to burn everything down just to make a point. But Matthias Moretti didn't pick me for my sweetness. He picked me because I'm the only woman in this cursed city who can take his violence, match his obsession, and ride him like owning him is a birthright. He was supposed to be a holiday sin I'd laugh about later, a sweat-soaked distraction I used to bury my past. Then one savage little truth blew the floor out from under me and everything we built. Now he's tearing apart his own empire trying to drag me home, razing anything that stands between us. He shouldn't worry. I'm not hiding. I'm waiting.

Wren falls in love before she understands what love can cost. Knox stays close enough to hurt her, never close enough to choose her, teaching her that longing can be cruel when it has no name. Years pass in avoidance and restraint, in almosts and maybes that rot into silence. By the time fate finally claims them, Wren has already learned how to live without him, and Knox has learned too late what it means to lose her without ever truly having her. The bond snaps into place like a sentence, not a gift. Love is no longer innocent. Forgiveness is not promised. But somewhere beneath the damage, something still aches to survive. This story is set in a universe where bonding and mating is commonplace. There is always a HEA ***this story explores mating bonds in humans as a cultural norm. There are no werewolves or supernatural beings in this world***

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?

* 'I-I am sorry your highness I touched ...!' She was trying to apologize, but she fell silent as she could not utter with her mouth that she accidentally touched his lips. 'But I am not sorry!' He said calmly looking straight at her. What was she supposed to say after hearing his words? 'I did not mean to touch your highness's ...' she said with great difficulty. 'That was not a touch.' He said not permitting her to brush it off as an accident, even though it clearly was. 'It was a kiss.' He said with a hoarse determined voice. She widened her eyes, as her face flushed even more than it did when she realized what she had done. He dared to say the word she avoided. 'That was not! I...' she tried to refute. 'What is a kiss Celia?' She could not answer. How could she say the definition of a kiss with her own mouth, it would only confirm his words. * 'It was an accident. I am truly sorry, I did not mean any discourtesy towards your highness. If I can make up for my error somehow?' She quickly said. She did not know of his personal life, as he had a tight security around him and nobody knew much of the king outside official visits and business. He must have felt insulted. 'Please don't call it an accident. For a first kiss of a person to be called an accident ...' He said again with a dejected tone, but did not continue. It was like he had already gotten his point across. 'Ahhh. I am so sorry! It really was an ...' She wanted to say accident but, because of his pleading she could not actually say it. To have committed the blame of taking the king's first kiss and then not acknowledging it, how would he think of her? At this point she did not even realize that their roles had reversed, or that it was her first kiss also. PS: If you like loyal mates... then please proceed further :D

In a world where kingdoms teeter on the brink of war, Princess Alina, driven by unyielding courage, and Caleth, a battle-hardened war general, find their lives entwined by duty, betrayal, and an impossible love. When Alina is forced into an unexpected fate, she becomes an unwilling pawn in the dangerous power struggles of three warring kingdoms. Caleth, consumed by his love for her is willing to risk everything to protect her, even if it means taking desperate, dangerous actions. As enemies close in and alliances crumble, Alina is torn between her feelings for Caleth and the impossible choices before her: love or loyalty, freedom or sacrifice. In this tale of passion, strategy, and resilience, the fate of three kingdoms rests in their hands-and the cost of survival may be more than either of them can bear. Will love defy the forces threatening to tear them apart, or will duty and betrayal seal their tragic fate?