He was so arrogant - so utterly, stupendously full of himself. There were times when I just wanted to sucker-punch him right where the sun don't shine - seriously. He acted as if he owned me -which was slightly true once I sold my virginity to him to make some money as a broke college graduate who was buried in the debt within the gutters of Boston. Some liked to say Alpha Lorenzo was a monster, but I hadn't seen it. Maybe a Sex Beast, but hardly a monster. I found he liked to play with the things he couldn't have. The Alpha's Virgin Contract. ©2025. All Rights Reserved.This work is registered and protected on www.copyrighted.com

[𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 𝐎𝐍𝐄] The Witch and the Exorcist Act One: Born of Chaos "In every universe, love is a curse." Sailor "Sallie" Lori Allen was never meant to be normal. The night STAR Labs' particle accelerator exploded, she wasn't just struck by dark matter-she was consumed by it. Chaos magic coursed through her veins, twisting reality itself at her fingertips. They call her dangerous. They call her cursed. But the world will know her as The Scarlet Witch. Her baby brother, Barry Allen, became the Flash. A hero. A symbol of hope. Sailor became something else. A weapon. A witch wrapped in crimson fire who will protect him at any cost-even if it means tearing apart reality. Then came John Constantine. The exorcist. The con man. The only one who understands the darkness inside her. He's fire to her chaos. She's hex to his hell. Together, they are passion, destruction, and danger wrapped in one. ⚡ Across the multiverse, Sailor and John always find each other. 💔 And in every universe, it never ends well. 🌌 But in one... they have twins-Billy and Tommy. Now Sailor must decide: is her love for Constantine doomed to destroy everything, or is there a world where they can finally rewrite fate? (Season one to season nine)

Leila lived with her pack all her life. It was until she was forced into an arranged marriage that she ran away from home. She turned into a rogue and while running away from an Alpha, she ends up kidnapped by another one. The exception for this was one: this Alpha was her mate.

Kelsey Mays knows everything there is to know when it comes to loving a bad boy. They're uncaring jerks who will leave you brokenhearted and alone without a second thought. So when Julio enters her life, she pretty much has him all figured out. But when they become lab partners in a project she would rather not do, she becomes dependent on him. And he knows it. Whatever it takes, Julio plans on breaking her out of her closed, cold chains and showing her a life worth living. A life that doesn't have plans. Through love, bets, loss, lies, and tears, Kelsey must learn what it means to put your trust and love in one person. Even if that person just so happens to be a bad boy.

Abilene Thompson was the kind of girl who prayed before bed, kissed behind her mother's back, and believed---deep down---that if she waited long enough, someone would choose her too. Told through fragments, letters, and the echo of unanswered prayers, When Heaven Forgot My Name is the bittersweet tale of a young woman caught between devotion and doubt, romance and reality. As she navigates love in its many forms---first crushes, secret kisses, near-redemptions---Abilene must learn that being chosen isn't the same as being loved, and sometimes, the bravest thing a girl can do is believe she matters anyway. A poetic, aching companion to A Garden for the Girls We Were, this is the story of the one who wasn't in the garden... but wrote letters through the wall anyway.

Before the Milward sisters found love, heartbreak, and themselves, there were the parents who raised them. In this intimate novella told in five tender chapters, readers are invited into the quiet thoughts of the Milward parents as they remember the childhoods of Rosalina, Liliana, and Petunia. From delicate Rosalina's obedience, to Liliana's unspoken strength, to Petunia's dazzling chaos, each chapter reveals what the girls left behind---and what their parents carried all along. Told in soft memories and garden metaphors, A Garden in Their Image is a haunting companion to Where the Wildflowers Grow and Drizzled & Remembered. It is a story about the echoes of parenting, the guilt of loving imperfectly, and the quiet hope that what we plant in love may one day bloom in forgiveness. Some flowers grow wild. Some wilt in silence. But all remember the hands that tried to shape them.

Some stories are not remembered in words, but in flavors. A sip of something warm. A sweetness that lingers. A bitterness you didn't expect. This is a collection of memory pieces. A quiet echo of love, sisterhood, and the hearts we carry even after they've changed shape. Inspired by the lives and loves of the Milward girls, this companion to A Garden for the Girls We Were offers readers a taste of what it means to grow up, fall in love, fall apart, and find yourself reaching for what once was. Tender, lyrical, and gently aching, these are not full meals but offerings. Moments you might have forgotten until the flavor brings it all back. This isn't about where the story ends. It's about what stays on your tongue long after the last bite.

In a quiet home with lace-curtained windows and an overgrown garden, three sisters grow into the women no one expected. Rosalina paints the world she's too afraid to touch. Liliana fights for love that leaves her empty. Petunia dazzles with glitter, but inside, she's unraveling. Tangled in family, desire, and the ache of becoming, their stories twist like wildflowers-aching toward sunlight, breaking through the cracks. Told in a single breath, this coming-of-age tale is a hymn for the soft-hearted, the stubborn, and every girl still learning how to bloom. Some flowers are pressed. Others are left wild.

The gorgeous Harmony Weathers is a young woman living day by day helping others. She has her life all planned out until famous rockstar Rowan Vidal comes along and turns her world upside-down.

Coming from a modest family still haunted by her father's absence, Emily Jennysam enters the prestigious Litford High School with one hope: to secure a life-changing scholarship. But the students, led by Jake and his clique, greet her with icy hostility, turning her days into a torment of provocations and harassment. Broken but defiant, she fights back, only for her retaliation to entangle her and her tormentors in a murder case.