Scarlett Brooks has lived in Miami, Florida, her whole life, and now she has the opportunity to move to England to study at one of the most prestigious Universities in the country, Belmoure University. She has been with her boyfriend Ronan for three years and finds herself trapped. Kacey Mathews, the striker of the Uni's football team, lives with his best friend Reece Gibson. He struggles with his own past, from being a kid who barely had a family and had to steal to survive, but his life was made up through the generosity of the Gibsons. Tension rises once Scarlett first moves into her new apartment, to find out her roommates are, in fact, two boys, best friends, Kacey and Reece. Sparks fly between Reece and Scarlett from the beginning; however, it's Kacey she seems to be unable to stay away from, no matter how much she tries.

Aaliyah Syed thought she had finally found love, until the man she trusted shattered everything-her marriage, her heart, and her future. Alone, humiliated, and carrying a secret that could change her life, she runs from the only home she's ever known. Nicolas Laurent is quiet, steady, and protective. A café owner in his family's hotel, he's used to keeping to himself-but a couple of months ago, his life was shaken in a way that still haunts him. When their paths cross, neither of them expects sparks... or the chance to heal. Can Aaliyah open her heart again, or has she already lost her chance at love? And can Nicolas heal from the pain that still lingers? [Rankings] #1 convert #1 Pakistani

- the hoax was never meant to go this far...but now, as Daphne and Jamie play up their fake relationship, Daphne is led to regret the choices that led her to this moment- because no matter how hard she tries, she can't pull her eyes away from her "boyfriend's" brother

In the quaint, secluded town of Stallow, a chilling tradition lurks beneath its serene facade. Once a year, as the leaves begin to turn, the town's graduating class are presented with a disturbing opportunity: to participate in a series of perilous games where the stakes are life and death. Reagan Jones, a name whispered with a mix of admiration and pity in the small, forgotten town of Stallow. On the cusp of graduation, Reagan harbors a burning desire to escape the suffocating grip of her abusive family and the dead-end prospects of her hometown and winning the games and claiming the prize money as hers would open many doors for her promising future, but there is only one obstacle standing in her way. Jaques Walker. Jaques Walker is a name synonymous with misfortune. Born into a lineage plagued by broken promises and shattered dreams, Jaques carries the weight of his family's curse: a legacy of deadbeat fathers and unfulfilled potential. Desperate to break free from this predetermined path, Jaques sees the games as his only salvation. The prize money is not just a luxury; it's his ticket to rewriting his destiny and he will not let anyone get in his path, not even the fire eyed girl his eyes keep finding in every crowed. As Reagan and Jaques clash in the games, their rivalry ignites an unexpected spark. Their hearts, initially set on victory, now blurring the line between rivals and something more.

Book one of the Woodland academy 𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐀 𝐌𝐎𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐀 feels unwanted and weighed down by her parents' disappointment. She hides in books and writes on Wattpad to escape, while her diary holds her darkest thoughts and pain. She's battled suicidal thoughts since she was fourteen, and writing has been her only comfort. 𝐊𝐀𝐃𝐄𝐍 𝐁𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐊 is seen as a troublemaker, judged by his family and overshadowed by his younger brother. Behind his loud nature, he feels invisible, using art to release the emotions no one sees. When Aria forgets her diary in Kaden's car, he discovers her secrets and decides he can't let her give up. As they grow closer, trust builds, feelings rise, and Aria must decide if hope and love are enough to make her stay. [Rankings] #1 Suicidal #1 Teenromance

Julianna Sinclair has one goal: escape her family's suffocating grasp and the pain they've left her with. Ever since she was assaulted at sixteen, her life hasn't felt like her own. The invasion of her privacy didn't stop with the act-it lives on in the recording her attackers profit from. Even worse, her parents blame her. Labeled a disgrace, Julianna leans into the rumors, numbing herself with meaningless hookups, endless drinks, and late-night smokes. By eighteen, she's done playing nice and chooses the one job her family would never approve of-stripping. Between the club and her OnlyFans account, she's finally starting to reclaim her independence, even if her peace is fragile and hard-won. But Gabriella changes everything. When the bright-eyed college senior stumbles into the club for her 21st birthday, she's instantly drawn to Julianna-and refuses to let her walls stand in the way. Julianna doesn't do romance. Love feels like a risk she can't afford. Yet Gabby's warmth and persistence might be the very thing that forces Julianna to confront her pain, heal her scars, and realize that maybe, just maybe, she's still capable of love after all.