[ MILA ] My family threw me away like trash, taking my stepsister's side after I caught her with my boyfriend. The only place I have left to go is the MC clubhouse, under the protection of the club President. I just want to fix my bike, lay low, and heal. But then Ratchet marks me as his. He says it's just a cover story to keep me safe. So why does my heart race every time he gets close? [ RATCHET ] The minute the quiet, grease-stained mechanic walked into my clubhouse, my instincts took over. She's fragile, broken, and beautiful. I told the club she was mine to keep the vultures away from her. It's a lie I'll gladly tell-because the more I look at her, the more I realize I'm never letting her go. A gritty, emotional, forced-proximity MC romance about finding out where you truly belong.

Caught between loyalty and morality, Cyrus hides his knowledge of his friend Mark's affair. When Mark's infidelity is exposed to Sarah (Mark's partner), Cyrus's role come to light and his girlfriend Valeria confronts him. Can a relationship survive hiding such a secret? Or will Cyrus pay the ultimate price for his loyalty towards Mark?

CHLOE & JAKE * Dual POV * Chloe has built her life around control, control of her business, her boundaries, her heart. Jake is the one mistake she never meant to make. What started as unexpected comfort became something real: something that felt safe, like home. Jake was patient. Chloe was guarded. Until the lie. Until the betrayal that shattered everything. Chloe learns that sometimes the worst kind of heartbreak isn't caused by an enemy It's caused by the person who swore they'd never hurt you TW: Childhood emotional abuse Perceived cheating

They were supposed to be forever - until he shattered everything with a single decision. Delilah and Aiden spent three years building a love that felt unshakable. But when Aiden suddenly announces he no longer believes in marriage, Delilah walks away - heartbroken and pregnant. Aiden isn't ready to let go. As he fights to win her back, old wounds reopen, lies unravel, and family ties twist into threats. Can love survive when trust is gone? Or is their bond already broken beyond repair?

COMPLETE. Book one of the Fallen Angels Series. Mike Campbell became the President for the Fallen Angel Motorcycle Club a few years ago after his father passed. The club had been going downhill for years until Mike took charge. Once the club is finally stable, one of his men gets in trouble with the law and causes panic for the entire club. Maya Bariding grew up in the Fallen Angel MC with her loving father and mother. As she grew up, her dream of becoming a lawyer made her realize she couldn't stay with them forever...in fact, she needed to completely distance herself from them, and a traumatic event helped seal the deal. If anyone realized who she had been associated with, it could cause trouble with her bosses and throw away all of her customer's trust in her. She couldn't handle the thought of going back to the club He couldn't handle the thought of losing his club. They couldn't hand the thought of losing each other.

We'd fallen for each other hard and fast and things were perfect. Until his ex showed up with Hudson's ten-month-old son. Hudson, afraid his ex would take off with his son, bent over backwards to accommodate her. He ignored my advice to get a paternity test and set some boundaries with her. He didn't, and she kept taking more and more of his time. He swore things would settle, but I overheard him with her on the phone one night and that was it for me. I was out of there.

The Corelli and Carmichael families have been neighbors for years. The men were friends, so it only made sense for their children to be just as close. But just how close is TOO close? *** Lucas and Michaela were inseperable. So much so that they had their own standing orders at some places. They shared secrets and mischief and they loved that they could depend on one another. Lucas has held a candle for Michaela for years. She liked him too, but she moved on from her schoolgirl crush once he started dating and she realized he would never see her the same. When Lucas comes home again the Summer of her senior year of high school, things suddenly start to change between them. It makes their lives go from 0 to 100 in a heartbeat and neither of them expected it to happen. Excerpts from the story: * We've always been a good team. Hell, the best when we teamed up against others. If we can't keep an eye on him, no one can... * "So, what's the problem then?" I sit back in triumph, grinning. My hands are on my thighs but my eyes stay on my girl. "Come on," I start, stretching the two words tauntingly. Elijah groans. Michaela's eyes narrow as if telling me not to, but I was going to anyway, no matter how cute her scowl is. "Live a little."

Best friends since forever, Ava and Liam shared a bond that felt unbreakable... until Zara arrived. Suddenly, Ava finds herself watching from the sidelines as Liam drifts away, and her heart shatters with every smile he gives someone else. Caught between love, betrayal, and the pain of growing up, Ava must decide if she will fight for the past, or step into a future she never expected - one that might lead her to a love she didn't see coming.

It started with a key. A simple, harmless gesture or so he said. Christina was just his childhood best friend. The girl who "had always been there." The one he trusted. The one he couldn't turn away. And I tried. I tried to be understanding. I tried to be secure. I tried to believe that love meant trust. But how do you trust when another woman walks into your home like she belongs there? When she knows his silences better than you do? I'm not losing him in loud, obvious ways. I'm losing him in glances. In quiet moments. In the space where I used to exist. Now, we live under the same roof. Him. Me. And the girl who was "never supposed to be a problem." But the worst part? He still calls her his best friend. And I'm starting to feel like the other woman in my own marriage.

He never cheated on her. He just loved everyone else first. Liana was the girl who stayed - through every breakup, every 2AM call, every "I think she's the one." "You're my home," he once told her. But he never moved in. She memorized his sadness. He memorized other girls. She stayed when others left. She loved when others walked away. He thought she would always be there. He never asked if staying was breaking her. Until one day... she stopped answering.