~Book 1 of 2~ Nineteen-year-old Alison Greystone has crafted a peaceful life in London, focused on finishing school and preparing for university. After a troubled childhood, she lives with her brother George, balancing friends, a part-time job, and the pressure of good grades. But her calm world is disrupted when a mysterious older woman sparks feelings she knows she shouldn't have. 『 °*• ❀ •*°』 Feel free to share your thoughts or reactions, I'd love to hear them.

Solomon Sinclair keeps her life in careful balance. Final year of college. Disciplined. Capable. Calm. She's built herself out of grit and grace, always the one to carry the weight, to make sure nothing cracks. To most, she seems laid back. Easygoing. But that's only what she allows them to see. Olivia Valentine- Saint to the few who get close-is soft-spoken, steady, and guarded for good reason. A second-year psychology professor with a gentle way of holding space, she's spent years keeping her life quiet, controlled, untouched. She doesn't let people in easily-not anymore. They are not looking for each other. But the pull is quiet. Unmistakable. Safe, but unfamiliar. Like recognizing something you've never had but always needed. What begins in silence becomes something neither of them expected-a slow, careful unraveling. A story of restraint, trust, and healing the parts of ourselves we never knew how to name. Loving Solomon is a tender, slow-burn WLW romance about two women who've always held themselves together... and what it means to finally let someone in. Link to playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Wyz9XPiJuh5a8VQH1MBq7?si=VDKcnOWSTL64dJ5EmjPP8Q&pi=bYlhfhA0RKaTL&pt=5226d279b0b8c182a8ce886158ab97bd

Mariah Jade Grey is 21 years old, freshly graduated, and trying to figure out what comes next. She's stylish, sarcastic, and guarded- always has been. After losing more than she ever talks about, she's learned not to get too close. Love doesn't stay. People don't stay. So she keeps herself safe: with ambition, independence, and the quiet ache of something missing. Kyra Reyes is 30 years old, the kind of woman with a camera in one hand and someone new on her arm- easy, unattached, free. Nothing ever sticks: not the girls she leaves tangled in her sheets, not the art that never quite feels finished, not the whispers about her being a player. But when it comes to Mariah, everything sticks. Every glance. Every laugh. Every moment that isn't supposed to mean anything, but somehow means everything. As their best friends build new lives and the city around them quiets down, Mariah and Kyra find themselves circling each other, drawn together by late nights, unspoken truths, and the weight of everything they won't say out loud. It's there in the way Kyra looks at her. It's there in the way Mariah never quite lets her go. And when the silence finally breaks, it changes everything. What they have isn't just friendship. But it isn't love. Not yet. Maybe not ever. Almost. But is almost ever enough?

Amara Alonso is 22 years old and is in her final year studying English literature at NYU. She's smart, kind and gentle, she always has been. But she carries a quiet sadness that most don't see. After losing her mother and sister in a tragic car accident 8 months ago, she was left with an alcoholic father who she blames for their death. She promises herself to push through her last year of college but soon falls into a cycle- skipping classes, tear-stained eyes, and an empty stomach. Emilia Zayed is a 29 year old creative writing professor. Emilia is poised, intelligent and emotionally guarded. She keeps everyone at arm's length- students, colleges, friends, and especially family. She doesn't trust people and shows no intention to. She shows no interest in anybody around her, until a soft brown eyed girl enters her lecture with a look of hurt deep in her eyes that she can't seem to stop thinking about. Emilia notices Amara's writing first. There's something about her work-so raw, so aching, so lonely. It touches something in Emilia she thought she'd buried. Never has a student's piece of writing made her feel this way. They shouldn't get close. They can't get close. But they do. And it's slow, quiet, and deeply emotional. It's Amara showing up during Emilia's office hours not just to talk about writing but about life. It's Emilia realising Amara needs more than feedback-she needs someone who sees her. And it's Amara finally finding someone who doesn't leave. The two form an unspoken bond they can't explain. It's forbidden in the eyes of everybody else. But they can't help but feel softer around each other. Will they ever act on it? Will Amara's hurt or Emilia's closed offness prevent them from ever truly opening up and giving in?

Mia, an eighteen year old girl who likes to get in trouble and doesn't care about anything. She's known for her bad behavior and attitude, and she's every teacher's worst nightmare. Ms. White, a new teacher who is determined to help the troubled student and not leave her alone, as she was advised. Will these two get along, or will Mia cause the new teacher to give up on helping her? Tw: mentions of sh

Gracie Juarez, who is now in her senior year, has to do a project to pass a class. In order for that to work, she selects her 7th grade English teacher, Ms. Grey. On their first meeting Gracie notices the ring on Ms. Grey's hand which makes her overthink more than usual. Will Gracie do something about it?

Eleanor Vance owns the city, the cars, and the very university she teaches at. She's cold, dominant, and has no room for distractions. Until Maya Collins walks into her lecture. Maya is shy, curious, and struggling with a body that feels like a traitor. She's a submissive soul hiding a wicked streak, and she can't stop staring at the woman at the front of the room. The syllabus says they're Professor and Student. Eleanor's gaze says Maya is hers. Leanining in close enough for Maya to smell her expensive perfume, Eleanor whispers: "In this room, I don't give grades, Miss Collins. I give orders. And next time youstare at my ass, at least try to hide it." Then, the Ice Queen winks.

Carter Woods has everything she could possibly ask for. She grew up in a loving home with loving parents but she feels like something is missing. She sleeps around a lot and gets herself in trouble. Why should should she settle down when her heart can stop beating at any moment? ~The Bumping Accident ~For You, Anything {Sequel} ~War Of Hearts {Trilogy} ~Her Heart {Quadrilogy} ~Embers Of Hope {Pentalogy}

As Diana Coopers prepares for the pressure of her senior year, she seeks comfort in a book she's been trying to find for months. And just as she finally spots it, someone else snatches it right out of her hands. Diana's annoyed to say the least, until she realises this stranger might end up changing her life in ways she's never even imagined.

They are both back at Willow university, but its not the same as it use to be. With the recent passing of Elizabeths mother she finally recognises how cold she is to the people she loves the most around her. Did she do wrong by letting Hazel go? How will she able to watch the girl she loves move on with her life without a thought of her? Hazel has became the strong girl she has needed to be for a while. From the help of her friend, Amelie, she will now never be left a side again. Her happiness only grows as her friend comes to join her at university. Amelie is a strong character that you dont want to cross. She knows all about Elizabeth. What will happen when two important people in Hazels life clash? And why cant hazel forget about what Beth said? One day, darling. TW mental health, talks of loss of a parent, aviodent attachment, age gap,