Gabrielle Mitchell and Makai Lemon live completely different lives and don't know each other at all. Gabrielle is focused on surviving her senior year of college, while Makai is preparing for his final season at USC before entering the NFL Draft. But one day, everything changes when Makai follows Gabrielle on Instagram....

"This is not a sob story, it's a love one." In a world of high societal expectations Malaysia is one of the many fighting to reach the goals expected by her family. After being raised by a single mother for half of her life then transitioning to a world with too many overbearing male figures, she's ready to explode. Seymour is the last person she should be with. From his street affiliation, trauma from abandonment, all the way to his baby momma drama he is the blueprint of what should be avoided by someone who is as perfect as she is. Except Malaysia now understood the reason for true rebellion. Everyone in the world understood the hierarchy of societal grounds and why they would never work, but their connection hit too fast, too deep, and quickly becomes dangerous. She was tired of living up to the expectations of her parents and her brothers. It was time for her to take her life back. There was a long list of reasons why they shouldn't have been involved with each-other, but there was only one reason why they should've. That was enough. STARTED ; JANUARY 5th, 2026 PUBLISHED ; FEBRUARY 11th, 2026 FINISHED; March 19th, 2026

"How I wish perfect was enough, For my own heart, Sometimes I swear it was enough" After losing the love of her life at a young age and then being promptly thrusted into the music industry Romania "Roe" Victor finds herself trapped under the image of being the "industry bad girl" and wanting a release. Elijah "Jah" Bastrope gets caught up in the worst way when he meets Romania. After being forced into a marriage with her under the guise of fixing their images they either have to make it work now or in the next lifetime.

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"In a city built on fire and secrets, love might be the most dangerous game of all." Heat Check blends the sexy tension with the grittiness of urban Miami, where pride hits harder than bullets and love feels like war. It's about two people with fire in their veins who were never meant to fall for each other-but do anyway.

Keni Blaze wasn't looking for trouble. She definitely wasn't looking for him. Marcellus "Cell" Knox is the kind of man people warn you about- quiet, dangerous, and carrying secrets that don't come with explanations. One encounter was supposed to be nothing. A moment. A mistake. Something she could walk away from. But Cell doesn't move like other men. And once he sets his eyes on something... he doesn't let it go. Now Keni's caught between what she knows is wrong and what her body won't stop craving. Because the deeper she gets, the more she realizes- Cell isn't just hiding something. He is something. And by the time the truth surfaces... walking away might not be an option anymore.

She just wants happiness, it sounds simple but it's far from that She crosses paths with a friend of a friend From the outside he was just a big dude with a scary aura. Little did she know he would have the biggest soft spot for her and her only

It's been some time since Xander King was arrested in the middle of Greater New Hope Church. One minute, everybody was sitting in service, watching Bishop King preach like everything was normal. The next minute, the feds came walking through the doors and snatched Xander right in front of the whole church. After that day, nothing was ever the same. Charity King has been trying to pick up the pieces ever since. With Xander gone, she's been forced to be the sole provider for their daughter, Xylah. The life she thought she was building with him got flipped upside down, and now she's trying to be strong for her baby while still dealing with the hurt, the questions, and the love she still has for a man who put her through more than enough. And the King family? They are nowhere near the perfect family people thought they were. Bishop King's secrets have shaken the church, Victoria is trying to hold her family together, Genesis is growing up with the King name hanging over her head, and everyone is trying to figure out how to move forward when the person who held so much power in the family is sitting behind bars. But Xander King's story is not over. With his release possibly coming, everybody is wondering what comes next. Has prison really changed him? Is he ready to do right by Charity, Xylah, and his family? Or is the old Xander still there, waiting to come back stronger than before? The Kings all want redemption in some way. Xander wants to fix what he broke. Charity wants peace and stability. Victoria wants her family whole again. Malachi wants to outrun the secrets that keep catching up to him. Genesis just wants to breathe without the weight of the King name on her back. But wanting redemption and actually earning it are two different things. In The King's Redemption, the drama is deeper, the secrets are messier, and the love is more complicated than ever. Because when Xander finally comes home, everybody will have to decide if forgiveness

He was supposed to be getting married. She was never supposed to matter. Kyomi Simmons wasn't looking for love-just peace. After rebuilding herself from a toxic past, she finally found stability in her routine, her business, and her growth. Then she met him. Once by chance. Twice by coincidence. And the third time? On an island where he was celebrating his last days as a single man. Asaan Carter had everything planned-his career, his future, his fiancée. Until one unexpected connection made him question everything he thought he wanted. What happens when the woman you're about to marry offers you a hall pass... And the only person you can see yourself using it on is someone you were never supposed to want? No strings. No expectations. And one rule: What happens in Jamaica stays in Jamaica. But some choices don't come without consequences... And some connections don't stay where you leave them.