Taylor's tired of piecing together her broken heart again and again, tired of getting hurt, so she throws herself into her tour and nothing else. She swore nothing would break her focus, until her eye kept catching on a quiet member of tour staff she'd never really noticed before. Travis works behind the scenes, building and taking down each stage for each stop on the tour, helping out. He's just there to put his head down and help, but his eye catches too...

Taylor was fresh out of a relationship and desperate for love. Travis was newly suspended for drug use, reckless enough to treat life like a joke, and charming enough to get away with it. The two of them fell into a situationship built on bad decisions and worse timing. Seven weeks later, she was crying over a positive pregnancy test. Terrified of becoming the kind of parents they grew up with, they convinced themselves love could be built through commitment. Marriage followed quickly - along with years of cheating, screaming matches, resentment, and two people growing up in opposite directions while desperately trying not to fall apart. Somehow, they stay and by the time they finally learn how to love each other without destroying everything around them. But it's too late. Their son has already inherited the worst parts of both of them. At fifteen, he's arrogant, impulsive, and developing the same reputation his parents once had. Then he meets Vianne. And Vianne? She's not any better.

A sequel to Over The Fence. After three years of trying, Ali and Travis finally have their baby, their dream. But even though they got the only thing they've ever truly wanted, a happy ever after still doesn't come without struggle.

Fifteen years after a devastating prom-night accident tore them apart, Taylor returns to her hometown. She runs straight into Travis Kelce, the boy who once promised her forever. He's still the same. But she's not.

After their complicated divorce Travis and Taylor have been trying to spnd as little time as possible together, avoid each other at family events and act "happy" for one another at their nieces' birthdays parties. That works out.. until one fateful call that changes everything.

Taylor never meant to fall for anyone in 2023. Not when she was raising a two-year-old entirely on her own, building a tour that swallowed continents, and trying to stitch her heart back together between soundchecks. Evie was her whole world - clingy, chaotic, brilliant, and hers in every possible way. Her father drifted out long before Evie learned to say "mama," and Taylor learned to stand on her own two feet because there was no one else to do it. Every stop on the first leg of the Eras Tour was a blur of glitter, exhaustion, and toddler snacks crushed into carpet. Days were for rehearsals; nights were for rocking Evie to sleep in hotel rooms lit only by the glow of the city outside. Kansas City was supposed to be just another stop. Another show. Another sleepless night. Then one night turned into fate. It wasn't planned. It wasn't logical. It definitely wasn't in her carefully guarded rulebook. But one chance encounter in Kansas City sparked something she hadn't felt in years - something warm, something steady, something that made her remember she wasn't just a mom and a performer... she was a woman who could still feel butterflies. He wasn't supposed to matter, but he made Evie laugh like they'd known each other for years. And when her daughter looked at him like he was the sun finally coming out, Taylor felt her walls shift. Now she's caught between the roar of stadium crowds and the quiet possibility of a future she never dared to imagine. Because some nights you perform. And some nights... you fall. Kansas City was just a tour stop. Until it wasn't.

The year is 2024, Taylor and Travis broke up a year ago due to their schedules being so opposites and never having time for each other, they definitely ended on semi good terms and hopes that they will meet again. Taylor get a partial foster placement for 10 year old Hadley, who occasionally visits back home on the weekend where she sees her Step Dad, Travis Kelce as he fights for custody of Hadley since her mom died. There was no information given to Taylor as it was kept confidential and Hadley couldn't talk about her father. Till one day when Travis and Taylor see each other again and start dating again hiding it, but what they don't know is that Hadley is actually the "daughter" of them both. When one day Hadley starts at school again and it's Hadleys 5th grade talent show and Travis and Taylor both show up, when it was "Taylor's Week" and not Travis', what happens when the family is together once again?

After the Lights Go Down is a collection of one-shots about love in its quietest moments - after the applause fades, after the door closes, after the world finally goes still. These stories live in the soft places: tired hearts, gentle hands, coming home to someone who sees you when you're no longer shining for everyone else. Each chapter is its own moment, its own love story, written for when you need comfort, reassurance, or a reminder that being held can be enough.

Things for 20 year old Travis Kelce all seemed so simple, he played ball, went to class, and hung out with his on and off girlfriend Kayla. The problems all started when his best friend Pat moved in with his girlfriend Brittany and her roommate Taylor. As much as he tried his best to ignore it Taylor drove him wild, she was smart, funny and absolutely gorgeous. Just being in the same room with her was torture, he wanted her so bad. The two of them have pretty much spent the entire year playing a frustrating game of cat and mouse. However one weekend when Pat and Brit leave town Taylor asks Travis to stay with her because she is afraid to stay alone after a string of nearby break-ins. Will the tension between them be too much and cause everything to come to an explosive head? or can he manage to make it through the weekend without his feelings for her being found out?

𝗖𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗱𝘆 𝗛𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲𝘀 couldn't break off from her toxic relationship, she was too afraid to leave. But things started to change after she met a certain blonde singer, 𝗧𝗮𝘆𝗹𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝘄𝗶𝗳𝘁. Cassidy felt like she was destined to be alone. Every time she found stability, it left. Was it punishment? It was like her fate was written down, a big bold unchangeable script she was doomed to follow. Like some sort of curse. Leaving her hollow and heartbroken. But at a time when it felt like the whole world was against her (technically it was) there was one person there to end that prophecy. Her prophecy. "It wasn't a mistake. When I kissed you, I meant to do it."