"Marshall?" "Please. I didn't know where else to go." McKayla Watson finds herself 'happily' married with a baby of her own. She's found her way past her shadowed past in Detroit Michigan and in the rainy place of London. Only when her childhood friend calls for desperate help, does her life truly change for the best. After his second divorce with Kim Mathers, Eminem finds himself drawn to drugs, alcohol and depression. In desperate measures to be able to keep his daughters in his full custody, he calls the only person he can think of. McKayla Watson. His teen, and childhood friend, the only person who can save him. In drastic measures, he moves away from Detroit to live with her in London. Things are different in London, can her welcoming arms keep him away from the dangers of his reality? Can her love comfort him?

In the summer of 2002, Nicole Williams is the fashion industry's newest obsession-a rising Australian supermodel and freshly signed Victoria's Secret Angel. But just as her star begins to rise, rumors start swirling about a scandalous fling with a married designer. Her team needs a distraction, and fast. Enter Eminem, the biggest rapper on the planet, fresh off The Eminem Show and gearing up for the release of 8 Mile. With drama brewing around his ex, his rivals, and his public image, his PR team sees an opportunity: a clean-cut, high-fashion "girlfriend" could soften his edge just enough. When Nicole and Eminem are spotted talking at a Manhattan afterparty, their teams seize the moment-and the two agree to fake a relationship. Just for a few months. Just to help each other out. What starts as staged dates, red carpet hand-holding, and photo ops quickly becomes something much harder to fake. Despite coming from opposite worlds, Nicole and Marshall begin to connect over the things no one else sees-fame's isolating pressure, complicated pasts, and the fear of being known too well. Nicole forms an easy friendship with D12, earning their respect for being real, while Marshall wins over Nicole's inner circle-her fierce best friend Amber Jones and ride-or-die New Yorker Danika Brooks-who all start to wonder if this "act" is fooling anyone at all. In a world where everything is curated, posed, and sold to the highest bidder, what happens when the only real thing is the one thing they swore was fake? A story of loyalty, vulnerability, and unexpected love in the most unexpected spotlight.

❝ It was nice to, nice to know ya let's do it again, how we did it in a one-night stand, do you wanna be more than a friend? ❞ [BOOK ONE] Fame wasn't for the weak Countless people have proven that over and over, they cracked when it got too much. They bite off more than than they can chew and expect it not to bite them in the ass But it always did Brittany Spears? Bald. Amy Winehouse? Drugs. Whitney Houston? Death. Notice how they get worse Multiple people cracked under the pressure, the attention, the invasion of privacy, but me? I didn't crack Fame was my armor, my weapon Use it correctly, and it's the deadliest thing on earth. If you don't, prepare to be destroyed. I hated the fame, the cameras, the spotlight, all of it. The constant pressure to be perfect I felt it, but I wouldn't let it break me Pop quiz, what should you do when Hollywood turns on you? Makes you out to be the villain? The bad guy in your own story? The usual responses were deny the words or let them ruin your career. But it ends badly either way. And there is a third way Play the part They want a villain? Act like it. It's what I did. And it was better. But that's still in the future.....sorta And who am I? I'm Juniper Hazel Oakland, and this is my story...... that sounded like the start of a cheesy rom-com. Can anybody tell that my mother tried being unique with the name? Anyway, buckle up and get some food cause this story is gonna be long, and there's only one main character

Marshall Mathers is the one who everybody wants in that club. And Sierra, despite her distant behavior, wants him just like others. The problem is that Marshall gets a little too busy with her friend to pay attention. A midi-size story inspired by Eminem's song "Killer". Action is based in whatever year Marshall has the beard, pick your favorite one

She wasn't made for glass slippers. She was made for bruised knees, smeared mascara, and being told she's pretty with his hand around her throat. Kendra Knox was never anyone's princess. She grew up in a trailer with EBT cards, overdue bills, and a mother who treated her like competition. Fairytales weren't bedtime stories. They were lies people with money got to believe. Now she dances at Eden's Gate, wearing dollar store glitter and six-inch Pleasers, collecting rent one lap at a time. No carriage. No ball. Just blood, tears, and survival. Then he shows up. Not a prince. A problem. Marshall Mathers. Famous. Filthy. Untouchable. He doesn't ride a horse. He rolls up in a black Escalade, smells like smoke and sin, and looks at her like she's already his. He doesn't save her. He drags her into his world. A palace with no exits, a crown that cuts, and rooms that lock from the inside. He calls her beautiful while she's crying. Keeps her quiet with cash and attention that feels like violence. And she lets him. Because it's not love. It's not safety. But it's still better than going back to being nobody. This isn't a fairytale. It's a dirty one. And she wears her crown like a bruise.

Veronica "Vee" Mercer had a plan-a career in the music industry, a fiancé, a future that made sense. Then she walked in on him cheating, and just like that, everything was gone. With no job, no reputation, and no reason to stay sober, she moves to Detroit to crash with her best friend, thinking she'll figure shit out. Instead, she starts drinking too much, partying too hard, and slipping into a world she never thought she'd belong to. She wasn't trying to be a groupie. She swore she'd never be that girl. But after enough bad nights and worse decisions, somehow, that's exactly what she becomes. That's how she meets Marshall. Arrogant. Cold. Completely full of himself. He doesn't do attachments. He doesn't give a fuck. Women are distractions, leeches, nothing but trouble. And Vee? She plays the role-shows up, stays in his bed, but never acts like she needs him. Where other women fall at his feet, she doesn't give a shit. Where others wait on his calls, she ignores them. And suddenly? Marshall's the one losing it. When she's with someone else? He snaps. When she dodges his calls? He spirals. He swears he'd be so much better off without her. So why the fuck can't he let her go? A toxic, addictive push-and-pull love story built on obsession, arrogance, and the one girl who refuses to play by his rules.

Nicolette Ashford is America's sweetheart. Red carpet royalty. Raised to survive headlines without blinking. Until her fiancé knocks up the housekeeper and the story breaks before she even gets out from underneath him. She doesn't break down. She gets dressed. She disappears into a party she shouldn't be at and ends the night in Eminem's hotel room. It's reckless, loud and exactly what she needs. Until it turns into something she can't undo. She gets pregnant. She tracks him down and tells him, out of guilt, not need. Now Marshall knows. His manager knows. And the rest of the world? Still in the dark. For now. But secrets this loud don't stay quiet and Marshall's not the type to play it cool. What started as a one night stand spirals into full blown emotional warfare with a custody battle on the horizon and a baby neither of them expected to fight this hard for. They're not a couple, they're opposite, hell they're barely allies. But the damage is done, and when Letty can no longer hide the pregnancy from the vultures of the media world, the shit hits the fan, the fallout's enevitable. It's not a love story. It's a scandal with a spine and they're both too stubborn to quit. - Who's Your Daddy? is a gritty, emotionally sharp opposites-attract story about fame, fallout, and the one man who refuses to let her run. Set in 2004 at the peak of Eminem's reign, it's a raw, darkly funny deep dive into accidental parenthood, emotional warfare, and the kind of love that ruins you before it saves you.

Mia Torres is known for her bold lyrics and vibrant personality. At the age of 25, she is a chart-topping R&B artist who has worked hard to make a name for herself. When she ends up heartbroken after her heartthrob boyfriend cheats on her with one of the biggest pop stars, she worries that her career will plummet. Luckily with a couple good PR moves she has a plan to make her ex regret his decision. The issue with that plan is that it involves having to spend her time with the cocky and controversial rapper who is flipping the world on its head. Eminem writes lyrics that tow the line of what is acceptable. Just popping into the music scene, the 27 year old is looking for the opportunity to build his career further to help give his daughter a better life than he had. That's when he comes across Mia Torres. When he makes public statements about one of the biggest R&B princesses he happily ruffles some feathers. That is until he realizes that Mia Torres is not all sunshine. Mia and Marshall are polar opposites, yet they are working towards the same goal. Will they be able to work through their differences as well as the undeinable chemistry between them, or will both of their troubled pasts ruin the trust they have. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Hey everyone!!! This is my first story that I am serious about writing. With that being said, I will probably make some grammatical errors and I don't mind anyone correcting them in the comments. I want this story to be a safe space for people to appreciate the man that is Marshall Mathers. Feel free to comment as much as possible, I love feedback. Just please keep it kind...hope everyone enjoys :) Also the amazing, stunning, beautiful cover is by the one and only SlimShadysFeverDream

Blair Daniels survives betrayal by turning her heart into a locked room, sharp tongue, higher walls, and a refusal to need anyone, until her sister and ex boyfriend announce their engagement and Blair's life collapses in public. Marshall Mathers has spent a lifetime mastering distance, fame, and control, perfecting the art of never letting anyone close enough to ruin him, until Blair storms into his orbit and refuses to be impressed by the mask. What begins as friction becomes something messier, deeper, and dangerously real, a relationship built in private moments, ugly truths, and the terrifying decision to stop running. Because when you have both been broken before, wanting a future is the most reckless thing you can do. I do not own any of the music or the pictures in this story, it is fictional but may have similar life events, but these are no where near factual.