Bennett Callahan has spent his entire life carrying the weight of a name. As the youngest son of one of Georgia's most powerful political families, Bennett knows exactly what people see when they look at him. Privilege. Power. A perfectly polished politician built for the spotlight. At twenty-eight, his first campaign for governor is his chance to prove he's more than the legacy he inherited. But winning means protecting an image, following expectations, and standing beside the woman everyone believes he's supposed to marry. Then Bennett does the one thing his father warned him not to do. He sits down with Sienna Monroe. The founder of Monroe Media and host of The Gray Area, Sienna has built her career challenging powerful people and exposing the truth behind their carefully crafted images. And Sienna already knows Bennett's type. The expensive suit. The charming smile. The rehearsed perfection. To her, he is everything she questions. To him, she is everything he should avoid. But one interview turns into a battle neither of them expected. Sharp debates become heated conversations. Boundaries become easier to cross. And the person they were determined to prove wrong becomes the one person they cannot seem to stay away from. They know what's at stake. They know this could ruin everything. Because the world knows Bennett Callahan. And everyone listens to Sienna Monroe. But the parts of themselves they hide from everyone else? Those conversations happen... Off the Record. Off the Record is a grown, slow-burn romance about power, identity, and two guarded people whose professional opposition becomes impossible to separate from their growing desire.

Noelle Rivers never meant for anyone to read her words. She wrote them at night-carefully hidden behind an anonymous account-where no one knew her thoughts and nothing expected her to make sense of how she felt. At university, she stayed quiet. Observant. Unnoticed. Until Luca Hayes kept looking at her like she wasn't as invisible as she thought. He was everything she didn't understand-loud in the way he spoke, careless in the way he smiled, and impossible to ignore no matter how hard she tried. But while Noelle noticed the boy behind the jokes... Luca was falling for the girl behind the words. And neither of them realized they were looking at the same person. Some things are never said out loud. They're written. Between the lines.

Nari Parker and Connor Lovett agree on exactly one thing: They can't stand each other. Nari is spending the summer focused on her journalism fellowship application and trying to figure out what comes next, despite the future her grandmother already has planned for her. Connor is chasing a dream of his own. One he hasn't told many about. One that looks nothing like the future everyone expects him to choose. Neither of them planned on spending the summer together. Then Nari moves into the Lovett family's guest house. Suddenly, avoiding each other isn't an option. But somewhere between lake days, bonfires, late-night conversations, and constant arguments, Nari and Connor begin to realize there's more beneath the surface than either of them expected. With August approaching faster than they're ready for and dreams pulling them in different directions, they'll have to decide whether some people are only meant to be part of a season... Or if they're worth rewriting the plan for. Set beneath the Texas sun, Almost August is an enemies-to-lovers summer romance about friendship, growing up, chasing impossible dreams, and discovering that the person who drives you crazy might just be the one who sees you most clearly.

Adhrit never believed in love. Not after everything he had seen, everything he had lost. His life was built on rules, control, and emotional distance. The only exception was his two-year-old adopted daughter-the one person he would protect without question, without condition. Then Ria happened. She wasn't part of the plan. Not in his life. Not in his home. And definitely not in his heart. But Ria had a dangerous habit of staying where she wasn't wanted. Of seeing through silences Adhrit spent years perfecting. And with every argument, every lingering glance, every moment that felt too personal to mean nothing... the line between hatred and desire slowly began to blur. Adhrit knew getting attached to her would destroy the control he spent years building. The problem was- for the first time in his life, walking away didn't seem possible anymore.

He enforces the law. She was shaped by everything it failed to protect. Amani Brooks has spent her life fighting to become the kind of woman the justice system can't ignore. Not because she believes in it. Because she knows exactly what happens when it fails. Three years ago, it took her brother. And ever since, grief has lived in everything she does. In her ambition. In her anger. In her refusal to let people be forgotten. So falling for a police officer? Absolutely not. Officer Caleb Mercer believes in order, structure, and control. And despite the criticism that comes with the badge, he still believes the system can do good. Until Amani. She challenges him. Unsettles him. Makes him question things he'd long since accepted. And he does something far more dangerous to her. He makes her feel safe. But attraction is easy. Trust? Trust is war. Because loving Caleb means confronting everything Amani has spent years protecting herself from. And if they cross that line... someone will always carry the burden of proof. Burden of Proof is a slow-burn romance about grief, healing, and two stubborn people who never meant to fall for each other.

Akshit Singh Rathod and Kavya Malhotra two souls doesn't believe in love after their past. Years later Kavya is still running from the past given by him and after eight years he returns again to avenge her. Once he was her home but now her worst nightmare. And once she was his beautiful dream but now his worst reality. Will his plan works??? Or Fate is having another plans for them.

"K-Kane!" she gasped, her hands instinctively landing on his shoulders. He smirked. "What?" Her cheeks were flushed, her breathing uneven. "Stop that." His hands slid over her waist, securing her in place. "Why?" She swallowed hard, eyes darting away. "You're making my heart beat too fast." Kane took her small hand and placed it against his chest. His heart was pounding just as violently as hers. "Like mine?" he asked, voice lower, more intense. By day, Kane is a tech billionaire, dominating boardrooms with his sharp mind and icy demeanor. By night, he's a ruthless underground boxer, unleashing his demons with every brutal punch. No one gets close-until Mona. She's small, shy, and too damn sweet for his world. With fiery red hair and innocent green eyes, she's the only softness he's ever known. But behind her hesitant smiles lies a dark past, one that haunts her in nightmares she refuses to talk about. When a storm forces her to stay the night, lines blur. One kiss turns into obsession. One secret could destroy them both. Can Kane protect her from the past she won't reveal-or will his own darkness consume them first? * I DO NOT OWN THE PICTURE *

This isn't a book. It's a guide to hopefully show you some ways you could stop or at least delay your self-harm for a while. RATED MATURE BECAUSE OF MENTAL HEALTH TOPICS!! --- I am a person who self harms, and these methods have helped me, and I believe they will keep helping me.

He stood before her, his dark eyes burning into hers with something raw, something terrifyingly possessive. "You will marry me," his voice was calm-too calm. The kind of calm that came before destruction. Bhoomi clenched her fists, her nails digging into her palms. "Never." I said and a smirk ghosted across his lips, but his eyes remained cold. He took a slow, measured step toward her, and she instinctively stepped back. "You think you have a choice?" His tone was mocking, amused at her resistance. "Your sister ran away, leaving my family humiliated. And you, Bhoomi Sharma, are going to fix it." Her breath hitched.