Erin Cooper hasn't had an easy life. Kicked out of her home because of her sexual orientation, she was forced to drop out of university to care for her ailing grandmother. Juggling two jobs just to make ends meet, Erin has spent the last ten years living with her supportive girlfriend and holding on to one dream: becoming a music producer. Her chance finally arrives in the form of a competition-an open call to create the perfect remix for none other than Jessica Carter, the breathtaking singer with an angelic voice. For Erin, this competition isn't just about her career; it's also a chance to meet her childhood crush, the woman responsible for her gay awakening, and finally step into the world of music she's always dreamed of. Jessica Carter has been a dominant force in the music industry for over a decade. Staying relevant in such a demanding field isn't easy, and the constant pressure to reinvent herself and appeal to younger audiences is starting to wear her down. Her manager proposes an exciting idea: a remix competition for her latest hit. The winner gets the chance to meet Jessica in person-a surefire way to energize her fanbase and ignite fresh creativity. But neither of them could have anticipated what happens next. When Erin wins the competition, sparks fly, and Jessica finds her heart skipping a beat every time they're together. As they're forced to collaborate on Jessica's most important album yet, tension rises, passions flare, and both women must confront their fears, ambitions, and the undeniable connection between them. Will their collaboration create music that moves the world, or will the challenges of love and ambition tear them apart? This is a sequel to "Sealed with a kiss", but also standalone book. Hope you'll enjoy it :) #s.m.u.t worning #adult

Jenny Morton is new in town. After moving from a small village to the city, she's determined to seize the opportunity to work at Feingold's Advertising, her dream job. Upon arriving, she never expected her boss to be the Charlotte Faingold herself. Charlotte is the daughter of the CEO and founder of the agency, which is one of the biggest companies in the state and one of the most prestigious. Jenny is attracted to Charlotte from the first moment she sees her, but Charlotte is engaged to Jeffrey Cole, her father's protégé and the COO of the company. With a new campaign to launch, Jenny finds herself working closely with Charlotte and having a hard time controlling her attraction. But this is her time to prove herself, and she won't let a little infatuation-so she tells herself-stop her. It doesn't help that sometimes it feels like Charlotte feels something for her too. *smut *adult #my first story and english is not my native language.

Theodora "Theo" Manos hasn't been the same since she found her girlfriend of five years dead in her apartment. It's been two years since then and her family has constantly been trying to set her up with other women. Theo is sick and tired of her family trying to intervene so she makes up a fake girlfriend named Riley. Except now her family expects her and Riley during the winter holidays... Theo has a week to find someone to agree to be her girlfriend to save face and keep her family from looking at her like she's made of glass. She only has a few days left before she has to give up when she finds Quinn, a quiet bookworm barista who is willing to help her out. Can Theo convince her family that her and Riley have been happily in love for almost a year? Will their secret come out and ruin the holidays? Is Quinn the person Theo needs to find happiness and meaning in her life again?

When a scandal forces hockey star Amelia Bennett into a fake relationship with guarded photographer Harper Lane, neither expects the headlines, or the feelings, that follow. What starts as a PR stunt begins to spark into something real, threatening to expose more than just their hearts. *** She's the world's best hockey player. She's a heartbroken photographer with nowhere else to go. And they were never supposed to fall in love. At 24, Amelia Bennett is the most talented hockey player on the planet-chaotic, impulsive, and the last Bennett standing without a ring on her finger. After a very public scandal threatens her sponsorships and reputation, the team's PR crisis plan is simple: clean up her image fast. Step one? A fake relationship. Something that should be easy, right? Harper Lane has no interest in fame, or falling for another golden boy-or girl-with a spotlight stitched into their skin. After catching her long-term boyfriend cheating, she's sworn off chaos and charm. But when her best friend Audrey begs her to stay with Millie temporarily, Harper finds herself in the middle of a media storm-and somehow agreeing to pretend to be Millie Bennett's girlfriend. It's only for the cameras. Just long enough to fix Millie's image. Just enough to keep Harper's ex boyfriend off her back. But fake smiles turn into real moments. Cold shoulders warm under shared blankets. And the girl Harper was warned about-the reckless, beautiful mess, is nothing like the one who makes her tea when she's anxious and kisses her like she means it. In a house built on secrets, one accidental love story is about to mak

"Willow, wait." Blake's voice was rough, her breath coming in uneven gasps as my fingers unzipped her fly. "Before we go any further, this is your last chance to stop me." I frowned. "Why would I?" "Because if you let me take you now, you're mine. Forever." Her intense gaze burned into me. "And there will be no turning back." ==== Willow's life is a desperate rhythm of morning lectures, late-night shifts, a messy family, and counting every dollar just to make it through. Blake is her classmate, the girl everyone on campus fears. Some say she has ties to the Mafia, others claim she deals in things far worse. But one thing is certain. No one dares to mess with her because those who have ended up in the hospital. One night, on her way home after another exhausting shift, Willow finds Blake bleeding out on the street. Against every instinct, she helps her. But Blake, as it turns out, isn't the kind of person who lets debts go unpaid. When Willow's stepfather aggressively demands money from her, Blake steps in and handles it without hesitation. Now, questions haunt Willow. Who is Blake really? Are the rumors about her true? And most terrifying of all, why can't she stop thinking about her knowing that whatever burns between them is destined for destruction? Be careful this story contains: Profanity Smut Violence

[Book 2 in the Of Course series] The first time Emryn Ashford held a guitar, she dreamed of a career in music. After headlining the Bi-Con series in Nashville as an out artist, with the help of her talent scout (and newly promoted close friend) Hannah Nelson, her singles have climbed the charts. Now garnering attention from all angles and soaring to newfound heights, things can only go up from here. That is, until Emryn learns of her father's sudden death. Taking a step away from the spotlight, despite the growing fame, it feels like ambition and inspiration somehow slipped through her fingers. Returning to her small hometown with only 3 stop-lights and a McDonalds still stuck in the 90's, Emryn is unsure of where her life is headed. How is she going to get out of this slump, and does she even want to? And, why the hell is Mallorie Rivers playing piano in the only coffee shop in town? Hadn't she set her sights on New York? The last thing Emryn knew, she went running to Juilliard. Mallorie Rivers was done with Eddie Shaffer's shit. Period. And him not showing up, yet again, for their gig, was her final straw. And that's not including the fact that they've been on-again, off-again since they were nineteen. Before that pivotal moment her life changed forever. She loved her piano so much, it was a comfort these days. Keeping her steady, solid and holding together when it felt like the world was trying its best to tear her apart. She's forgotten the thrill of an audience or those wide open spaces where notes echo. Where she was and what she was doing now is safe. And her old dreams? They were simply just that-dreams. And dreams change. But why is Emryn Ashford picking up Eddie's guitar? Didn't she have a concert or a massive crowd of fans to greet?

If you've heard of Disney on Ice, get ready for Lesbians on Ice! In a picturesque college town, figure skater Mallory Kent is picking herself back up after Nationals, where she passed out on the ice during a competition. When she visits her best friend in Wood Springs, she hooks up with the cute, local hockey girl named Lucy. Lucy is absolutely smitten with Mallory, and when she wakes up from their perfect night together, she sees the empty bed. Heartbroken, she continues playing hockey, but she can't get her mystery girl out of her head. After a few weeks go by and Mallory transfers to Wood Springs to be closer to her friends, and is forced to practice with Lucy. With two star players in their respective sports both struggling, practicing together seems like the perfect solution. As Mallory sorts through her own emotional turmoil, Lucy can't help but patiently wait-even at the risk of breaking her own heart.

This book may NOT be reproduced, reposted, copied, or translated in any way unless you receive permission directly from the author. Felicity Rose Bennett has everything the world thinks she wants-chart-topping songs, magazine covers, fans who call her perfect. But the world doesn't know she's hiding. Burned out, suffocated by fame, and haunted by a stalker no one else knows about, Felicity flees to her mothers' quiet Toronto lake house just to breathe for the first time in years. She doesn't expect Harriet Johnson to walk through the door with a suitcase and a key. Harriet has spent the last four years running from her past-alcohol addiction, heartbreak, and the memory of the only girl she's ever loved. Sober now and fighting her way through med school, she only wanted a quiet summer. She didn't know Felicity would be here. She didn't know that sharing a roof again would feel like falling into a storm she thought she'd survived. They were childhood best friends turned teenage lovers-until Harriet broke Felicity's heart in the worst possible way. Now they're twenty-two, trapped by old history and new secrets, in the same house that once held their whispered dreams and first kisses. The deal is simple: her side, my side. But nothing about Felicity and Harriet has ever been simple. Not the history, not the wanting, not the way every look feels like a dare and every brush of skin threatens to set them both on fire. In the thick of July, in a house full of memories, two girls who once had everything will have to decide if second chances are worth the risk-and if loving each other is worth surviving for.

Rye Porter is an intersex woman who gave up her rock n roll dreams after being outed in a slanderous article. Working as a bartender down in Nashville, she has made her success in other ways, though she still plays on the little stage in the corner of the bar. Whiskey Rogers is an up and coming country pop singer who hates her pop sound, and wants to go in a different direction. As a teen, she went to Rye's final performance, and has hopes of recruiting her to play with her, or more. But while recording an album and life on the road may seem glamorous, the music business isn't easy, and it seems like everyone has their own agenda. Can Whiskey and Rye be as potent a combination as the drinks they're named after? Or will others conspire to keep them apart?

They didn't speak. Didn't count steps. They just... moved. Her hand on Aleah's waist. Aleah's fingers brushing her wrist. One step forward. Two back. Turn. There was no rhythm but them. No choreography but instinct. No noise except the beat of Niki's heart and the slow, sure way Aleah never looked away. At the end, they didn't stop moving. They just slowed. Held on. And didn't let go.... When a salsa class throws two stubborn women into each other's rhythm, the sparks fly, the friends meddle, and the footwork gets a whole lot more complicated. A queer romantic slow-burn full of witty banter, found family, accidental eye contact, and the kind of tension you can't dance your way out of. Author's Note: The story is mainly in Niki's POV, but changes in between as per the story requirement.