Everyone knows a guy can't date his brother's girlfriend. But what if you're not a guy? Mia is nothing but an ordinary young girl coming of age. Who often gets pushed by her mom on blind dates just so she can finally have a boyfriend. Because what is a pretty girl without one? But Mia isn't just a pretty girl. It's what she's also into. And no one knows her little secret except for her dog. 20 something year old Lauren is a graduating student and dreams to one day become a writer. She's daddy's perfect girl with straight A's. There's only one problem. Her love life. She basically keeps on falling for the wrong guy. Until she met James. Boy next door whom she had no trouble keeping behind her heels. But it's not just James that she found. Suddenly she finds comfort in his sister, Mia. Is it weird that she comes over to her boyfriend's place to fool around but stays for his sister and her blue piercing eyes? First book of the Off -limits Series.

girlxgirl HIGHEST RANKING(S): #1 IN GIRLONGIRL #1 IN GIRLS #1 IN TEACHER #5 IN GXG An emotionally battered woman with a craving for a attention and a high-school senior who has been more through more than her fair share of trying events. What happens when these two are put right next door to one another? Lexi is a young, beautiful senior whose past has forced her to grow up quicker than most. From losing her father, to being moved into another man's house at her mother's desire, to being outed to the entire high school... she's built up some pretty thick skin. When her path crosses with a woman who is pushing through a quickly-deteriorating marriage, there is a connection made that cannot be ignored. Lexi fills a void in Evan with her constant willingness to give and satisfy, while Evan is slowly patches up the holes that other's have left in Lexi along the road. The complications with their relationship are numerous: a marriage, age, unaccepting parents, and the fact that the two are in the same high school every day of the week. If at all, how can two individuals with their own personal struggles overcome these obstacles to get to one another?

Lucia Bellandi has always been certain of who she is. At twenty, her life is comfortable, predictable, and carefully uncomplicated. She has her friends, her university classes, her part time job, and a future she has never had much reason to question. Then she meets Professor Vivienne Marrow. Cold, intimidating, impossibly composed, and far too observant, Vivienne is the kind of woman Lucia should have no reason to think about once she leaves the seminar room. Except she does. At first, Lucia tells herself it's admiration. Vivienne is intelligent, confident, and everything Lucia wishes she could be. The strange feeling in her chest must mean nothing more than nerves. But the more often their paths cross, the harder it becomes to ignore the questions Lucia has spent her entire life avoiding. Because sometimes discovering who you are means questioning everything you thought you already knew. And sometimes the person who makes you question it is the one person you were never supposed to want.

No one hated each other as much as Tyler Murphy and Hazel Parker, every glance a slow, venomous burn. Yet beneath the surface, something deeper pulled them in, something they consumed in bitter, silent doses. It wasn't the hatred that destroyed them-it was the poison they couldn't stop sipping. The poison of love.

• Lennox and Jayme are best friends. They have known each other since middle school and have grown with each other since. They know every embarrassing, funny, and important thing about the other. • They don't keep secrets... except that's a lie. They both keep secrets, multiple at that. • Like every secret, they are bound to spill, but what will happen as these two reveal some of theirs? Will it bring them closer together or drive them farther apart?

*Lesbian Smut* On the internet, anonymity reigns supreme. A chance encounter on a dating app sparks a whirlwind romance, where Katelyn finds solace in the words of a stranger. When phone screens blur the lines between reality and fantasy, will the virtual sparks go beyond the digital domain? Or will reality shatter their online illusion?

Hailey never planned on moving back to her hometown. Since graduation, she's been holding everything together from a distance - working nonstop and sending money home to cover her father's growing medical bills. But when she suddenly loses her job, everything she's built unravels overnight. Desperate to find work closer to her parents and get back on her feet, she turns to the one person she trusts most - her best friend, Grace. She offers Hailey her spare room without hesitation, but there's only one complication. Emily. Grace's older sister has recently moved in with her, freshly out of a relationship that left its mark; and she's nothing like Hailey remembers. Quiet, protective, and impossible to ignore. Living under the same roof turns their familiarity into something far more dangerous, and it only takes one late night for everything to shift. They agree to forget it ever happened, but the problem is, neither of them wants to. It was supposed to be temporary, but the longer Hailey stays, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth: falling for Emily might cost her the one friendship she can't afford to lose.

Alexandra Carmichael is the school's most popular it girl. Captain cheerleader, filthy rich and way too pretty for her own good. Everything changes when she meets one Emily Lockhart... ---------------------------- TW (mentioned only in one or two chapters): depression, anxiety, self harm, emotional abuse. Also, lots of smut🫡

Nina is the most popular girl in school. Everyone thinks she has a perfect life, but she doesn't. Her mother died at a very young age, and she lives with her abusive father. She's never really felt what it's like to love, or to be loved, but that all changes the day she meets Taylor.

Check the first and second book before reading this one, if you want of course. ✓The Violinist ✓Broken Strings *** Aurora and Daisy have been friends since they were kids, they grew up together, did everything side by side, they were inseparable, just two little girls living their lives helping and caring for each other. Now as highschool seniors they've started to drift away from one another, but aren't they friends? Bestfriends,? Shouldn't bestfriends stick together? Is Aurora and Daisy really just bestfriend? Or is there more to the story? Read and find out!