The Redactor is back. But so is he. Two months after walking away from Barack Obama, Kamala Harris has rebuilt her life. She's engaged to Governor Gavin Newsom, the world knows about her pregnancy, and for the first time in a long time, the future feels steady. Secure. But safety is an illusion. A chilling message shatters her fragile peace-The Redactor has returned. The serial killer who haunted her case files has resurfaced, watching, waiting. But he isn't the only ghost from her past. Barack isn't done with her, either. As old wounds reopen and dangerous secrets unravel, Kamala is forced to face the truth: some shadows never fade. And some men never let go.

Kamala Harris has spent her career commanding rooms, making tough decisions, and never backing down. But when Senator Barack Obama steps into her world, he challenges her in ways she never expected. Their professional clashes spark a tension that neither of them can ignore-one that shifts from political debates to something far more intimate. Barack is powerful, composed, and dangerously in control, and when he sets his sights on Kamala, he makes it clear-he will have her, but only on his terms. Now, caught in a battle of power and desire, Kamala must decide-can she surrender without losing herself? Or has she already given in more than she's willing to admit?

Another fake marriage story? Yes.

Kamala Harris's life gets turned upside down when the President of the United States asks her to join in his cabinet. An illicit affair charts a new course for the Attorney General of California as she discovers the biggest surprise of her life. How can they keep this secret from the world? {Purely fiction. No intent to cause harm. This story is not associated with any of the people involved. }

Kamala Harris's new bodyguard doesn't say a word to her, and she loves to talk, so she decides to crack her even if it will take weeks, months of talking to the wall, but when the wall always listens it gets easier. When she finally discovers the truth about agent Vega she has to make space for her ghosts. The pull between them is magnetic and makes it all worth it.

-My God, she's hot! I think to myself as I scroll through the screen, absorbing every image of her. Kamala Harris, the woman who, out of nowhere, captured me without warning, without asking for permission. There's something about her that draws me in inexplicably. It's not just her commanding beauty, but the way she exudes power and grace, as if it's impossible not to admire her posture, her intelligence, her strength. I'm almost hypnotized, wondering how it is that she, with such a unique presence, took over my thoughts this way. Fictional work!

"Of course, Senator Harris. I'm ready for anything you put on me." Kamala's eyebrow arches, and I realize too late how that might sound. My cheeks burn, and I fight the urge to fan myself. "Good," she says, her tone rich with amusement and something darker. "Because I plan on working you very hard when we get back to the office." The car slows to a stop, and I realize we've arrived at my apartment building. As I gather my things, my hands trembling slightly, Kamala's final words follow me out of the car: "Rest up this weekend. You're going to need it."

Camilla landed a unique position as the White House photographer after working for a small news network in Washington, D.C. However, her time capturing images of the President made her realize something profound-she was falling in love with Kamala Harris. Trigger Warning: This book contains themes and content that may be distressing to some readers. Readers are encouraged to proceed with care and prioritize their well-being.

When A bad situation brings two hearts together...

Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom have never been friends. They've sparred over policy, undermined each other's initiatives, and turned California's political landscape into a battleground over the years. So when the President forces them to co-chair a criminal justice reform task force, their first instinct is to object-but neither of them can afford to say no. The mission is clear: overhaul the broken system, cut through political red tape, and deliver real change. The problem? They fundamentally disagree on how to do it. They can't stand each other, even if they maintain professional courtesy. And the public is watching, waiting for one of them to slip. The work is exhausting. The tension is suffocating. The long nights in windowless offices should be unbearable. But the more time they spend together, the more their arguments feel personal-not just because of policy, but because they're the only ones who challenge each other in a way no one else dares to. And hate has a way of unraveling into something else entirely.