Mia McCarthy is the class clown - always making people laugh, but secretly harboring a crush on her best friend's twin sister, Charlotte Vanderhorn. Charlotte is everything Mia thinks she's not: confident, popular, and way out of her league. As Mia's senior year unfolds, balancing friendships, school, and her role in the student newspaper, she begins to question if her feelings for Charlotte might not be so one-sided after all

Ava Torres, captain of Stanford's women's soccer team, has one goal in mind for her senior year: win the championship and go out on top. She's focused, disciplined, and completely uninterested in distractions. Riley Bennett, captain of the women's basketball team, seems determined to be one. Teasing Ava has become her favorite pastime - harmless, playful... until it isn't. Because somewhere between the banter, the late-night talks, and the almost-kisses, Riley starts to realize the truth she's been trying to laugh off for years - she doesn't just like getting under Ava's skin. She wants her. And when lines start to blur between rivalry and something undeniably real, both girls have to decide whether to keep pretending... or risk everything for what's been building between them all along.

Cameron has been in love with the girl next door, Athena, for years. 10 years to be exact and it all started when she introduced her and her brother to her. Now 19 and about to graduate from high school she finally feels like it's time to admit it but the problem is, she's now the best friend of her brother and is in college. Will she admit it or will she miss her chance?

First-year counsellor Kennedy and third-year Quinn share a summer at camp neither expected. Between early mornings, water drills, and cabin chaos, playful teasing slowly turns into undeniable tension. As their chemistry builds, stolen moments and quiet confessions push them toward a connection neither can ignore. Undercurrents is a slowburn, romance about heat, tension, and the summer that changes everything.

Lena Carver has everything under control-except her dream. As the no-nonsense manager of Rosebay Resort, one of the crown jewels in the Sinclair Hotels empire, Lena has dedicated the past six years to keeping five-star chaos in check. Between demanding guests, last-minute weddings, and her spirited four-year-old niece she's helping raise, Lena's got zero time for distractions-especially not the high-heeled, high-maintenance kind. Enter Avery Sinclair. She's the hotel chain's heiress and a walking HR warning with a trust fund and something to prove. After being sent to "oversee" Rosebay-aka get exiled from corporate HQ-Avery is determined to turn the location into the most profitable in the company. Her plan is simple: maximize revenue, impress Daddy, and earn the CEO title. Her plan does not include clashing with the sarcastic, infuriatingly competent hotel manager who seems allergic to authority and perfectly capable of running the entire empire on her own. What starts as a battle of wills quickly spirals into something much messier: unexpected teamwork, flirty banter, steamy tension in the linen closet, and the kind of feelings that don't come with a corporate playbook. In a place where professionalism is key and romance is strictly off the clock, falling in love might just be the biggest disaster of all. Welcome to The Last Resort-where ambition checks in, sparks fly, and hearts are the messiest rooms to clean.

When Taylor meets up with her EX-best friend after several years, they immediately spark off. Abby realizes that Taylor is changed more than she could have imagined, and not for the better. Take a peek and find out how the emotional mess plays out. This is no ordinary love story.

When a laid back and rudely gorgeous city girl comes for her farmer's market crown, Sabina's dream of joining the family honey business is threatened - and her heart may just get stung too. *** Now that she's graduated high school, Sabina is ready to join her family's honey business, but her parents are convinced that there's no future for her in her small town. They're set on sending her to university, which she knows will be less fun than getting swarmed by angry bees. To prove that her place is on the honey farm, Sabina plans to impress her parents by winning the Best Vendor prize at the summer farmer's market. Her quest for the sweet prize gets sticky when a pretty city girl steals her table at the market and doesn't even feel bad about it. Mel's family has been the enemy of Sabina's for generations, and now this otherwise easygoing girl seems determined to continue the feud by beating Sabina to the Best Vendor prize. The competition would be no problem for Sabina... if Mel wasn't also gorgeous and maybe even a little funny. Sabina didn't plan for feelings, and if she gives in to the temptation she may lose her honey farm dreams. But Mel's love might be the one thing sweeter than honey, if she can avoid the sting. *** Complete at 82k words. *featured on Wattpad's Cottagecore Cute and A Latte Love reading lists*

Karina is well-known for two things: her outstanding academic performance and her lengthy dating history. However, when her lack of commitment begins to have an impact on her future job success - severe steps are attempted, such as pretending to date the perfect girl. It just so happens that the perfect girl is someone she despises.

Lisa hated her. Everything about her. Fucking Miss Perfect. Rich parents, pretty face, good grades and by the way also the schools student representative. No matter how nice she was, Lisa hated people who always had everything and never had to worry about anything. And the better and more flawless people behave, the more rotten they are inside. When Lisa is caught breaking school rules by the student representative, THE Jennie Kim, she is forced to spend time with her. And slowly Lisa realizes that Jennie is not how she thought: She is funny, helpful and engaging. She has a sweet side and is slowly becoming friendlier towards Lisa. Much friendlier. Jennie is perfect. Did I mention that Lisa hates perfect people? Jenlisa | Fanfiction | Enemies to Lovers | School

"You just don't even know how beautiful you are, do you?" She says, walking towards me. "Shut up," I say but I'm blushing. Her hands slide around my waist and I tilt my head back for a kiss. It's a soft kiss, tender and sweet, the opposite of the kisses we'd shared earlier.