As a small girl, she hoped for a prince to come and save her. But growing up she realized no one will save her and that she must save herself. Now; dealing with family issues and fighting her parents who mentally abuse her was on top of her To-Do list every single day. She feels trapped in her own life, with no escape in sight. Her only escape was through drinking until she felt numb every night. What will happen when a certain golden retriever boy comes crashing into her life? Her black aura mixes with his vibrant-colored one creating beautiful chaos. Will he be her escape? ___________________________________________ "I'd glue my eyes shut just so you'd be the last person I'd ever see." "You are drunk." He smiled. God, that adorable smile. "Drunk words are sober thoughts." ___________________________________________ Hello! Welcome to my book. ⚠️NOT EDITED⚠️

After spending most of her life surrounded by the noise and chaos of the big city, Winnie Grant found herself yearning for something quieter-something real. When the restlessness became too loud to ignore, she did the unthinkable: she quit her job, packed away the pieces of her old life, and accepted a new position in Red Lodge, Montana-a small town where everyone knew everyone, and secrets traveled faster than the wind. As the city skyline disappeared in her rearview mirror, Winnie could only hope she was making the right choice. Her new home was everything she hadn't realized she needed-quiet, quaint, and surrounded by the kind of stillness that made her both uneasy and comforted. After a few days of settling in, curiosity (and perhaps a touch of loneliness) led her to the local bar-a warm, wood-paneled place that smelled faintly of pine and spilled whiskey. That was where she met him. Sheriff Ben Langley. The man everyone in town seemed to know, and more than a few wished would so much as glance their way. Steady, reserved, and impossibly grounded in this small-town life-he was the last kind of man Winnie expected to notice her. But that night, under the soft glow of the bar's lights, it was the newcomer-the woman with city eyes and a quiet kind of courage-who caught his attention.

they've known of each other for three years-same hallways, same classes, same friend groups orbiting around each other. but 'knowing of' someone isn't the same as knowing them. rory is blunt. she's a little closed off, and saves her best self for only the people who deserve it. but once you've pushed past that guard, she's full of light. kane is quiet, and humble; but beneath that, he's observant, tentative, kind, and annoyingly hot. senior year throws them together when he starts tutoring her, and suddenly, they're seeing each other in a way they never did before. kane can't handle being the centre of her attention. rory wants to know more. however, it turns out that getting to know someone can feel a lot like falling. and maybe, it's worth the risk.

**2024 Amby Top Favorite Pick in Historical Fiction** Miranda Edwards needed to find a husband. On the night that she thought her supposed suitor was going to propose, she instead stumbled upon him with another woman. Now in her third season with no marriage prospects, Miranda had run out of options. Alexander Archer, the Earl of Carlisle, had zero designs on finding a wife. He had hid away at his estate for five years so that society would never find out his secret. But after being forced into London for a season, he had to come up with a way to get his matchmaking mother to back down from her wife-finding schemes. And Miranda could be the answer to that problem. Read into My Heart is a Christian romance that focuses on trusting in God in all circumstances. Cover art created by RilunaKim

She lost her best friend. He lost the love of his life. Now grief is pulling them closer-closer than they should ever be. Will they be able to stay apart and what will happen when the most unexpected event occurs? ✨ A story of grief, forbidden love, healing, and second chances. ✨ Sometimes, the hardest thing isn't falling-it's trying hard not to.

The Dealer and His Roomie ❦ An enemy to lovers romance. For six months, they're stuck together: a reckless dealer and the girl who never stops talking. He wants her gone. She's not leaving. . . . I scoff. "Wow. You must be a hit at parties." "I am, actually." He tilts his head slightly, studying me. "You, though? I'm guessing you talk so much they don't even need music." . . . Warning- Suggestive Content Drama, Crime, Romance Not a single dull chapter, I swear ;) Ratings- #1 in Roommates (13.04.2025) #1 in Sweet (11.05.2025) #1 in Arrogant (13.05.2025)

Tessa has always earned everything on her own. Getting into Harvard is her chance to build a life that doesn't depend on someone else's last name, money, or privilege. She comes to Harvard to start over. But her past is already waiting for her there. Years ago, a move from Boston to Michigan tore Tessa away from Sam-bold, magnetic, unpredictable, and far too tempting to simply forget. Their relationship ended suddenly, but neither their feelings nor the bond between them ever went away. On her first day at Harvard, a stranger kisses her in the library with infuriating confidence. Tessa slaps him and runs, hoping she'll never have to see him again. But the next morning, she does. Ethan is calm, sincere, and charming. With him, Tessa doesn't have to pretend to be stronger than she is. What begins as an instant attraction quickly becomes something real. And beside Ethan stands Sam. His best friend since childhood. The man who never forgot Tessa. And the unfinished story she thought she had left in the past. Sam is certain the bond between them is still there. Ethan believes Tessa has chosen him. And Tessa realizes that no matter what choice she makes, more than one heart will be broken. How can she choose between the man she once couldn't forget and the man she can no longer imagine her life without? Two loves. One lifelong friendship. One impossible choice.

Lena has learned how to disappear. At school, she is kind, quiet, and effortlessly beautiful - the girl who smiles easily and never asks for anything. At home, she survives chaos, bruises, and a life she refuses to talk about. She expects nothing, because expecting has only ever led to disappointment. Gray doesn't let anyone in. He's sharp-tongued, closed-off, and intimidating - the star athlete with a temper and a reputation for not caring. He's rich but never boasts, surrounded by friends he would never admit matter to him. Feelings are a weakness. Walls are safer. When a seating plan forces them together, neither of them expects anything more than tension. But stolen glances in the library turn into late-night talks. Quiet kindness becomes protection. And somewhere between school trips, bruised secrets, shared laughter, and a birthday she never thought anyone would remember, something undeniable begins to grow. This is a slow-burn romance about finding safety in another person, learning to be loved when you've never been shown how, and choosing each other - even when the future is uncertain. Because sometimes, the strongest love is built slowly... and survives everything.

Sophie hasn't listened to music in three years. Not since grief turned every song into a scar. She only went to that concert for the vibes, not to sit beside Tucker James, the infuriatingly gorgeous frontman she once obsessed over. When he shows up in her tiny café the next day, Sophie tells herself it's just a coincidence. But coincidences don't explain the way he keeps coming back... or the secrets he's hiding behind that easy smile. Falling for a rockstar was never in Sophie's plan. Neither was uncovering the dangerous world that comes with him.

Aria's family took Locklyn in. Falling in love with him was never part of the arrangement. He slept across the hall, smoked alone in the snow, barely ate, and woke from nightmares like part of him was still trapped somewhere awful. Locklyn made one thing clear from the beginning: leave him alone. Aria should have listened. Because the more pieces of him she discovered, the harder it became to remember that he wasn't hers to save. And somewhere between late night conversations, stolen touches, and the moments when he finally let his walls come down, wanting to help him became wanting him. Locklyn was beautiful in the worst way. The kind of boy who looked like he'd already burned through all his light. And Aria was beginning to wonder what would happen if she loved a boy who was already convinced there was nothing left of him to love. [Complete Book]