In a world overrun by mutated beasts, defiance is a death sentence. Skirting the rules entirely, a data broker collects secrets of those who rule over the limited human space. Not driven by noble pursuits - she's simply ambitious. Unfortunately, a man set to inherit the hopeless war against the ever-changing nature takes notice, and he intends to cut her insolence out with a blade. Slow and agonisingly. A lesson must be taught. Yet, the spy vanishes into the overcrowded streets. A man whose ascent to power is stained with the blood of allies and enemies alike has a lot to hide, and she never lets him forget she's still out there. Watching. Poisoning the well even further. The manhunt gradually twists into a slow, burning obsession. When enemies close in on all sides, the warlord calls upon his shadow with an alluring promise of truce. Trust is a knife. He hands it to her. Further story is available at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRSX826G

This is not a love story in the traditional sense. It is a story about almosts - about the kind of connection that never quite lands, yet leaves a permanent imprint. About sweetness that arrives without warning, longing that grows without permission, and a heart that learns, slowly and painfully, the difference between being wanted and being chosen. At its core, this novel is about waiting - and what waiting does to a person. How it sharpens desire, distorts reality, and teaches hard lessons about self-worth, boundaries, and the quiet courage it takes to let go. The man in this story has no name. He is not meant to be one person, but many - a symbol of the ones who come into our lives briefly, intensely, and leave us changed. This is Amira's story.

This was supposed to be simple. Waiting somewhere temporary. Killing time. Nothing unusual. Instead, it becomes a situation that refuses to explain itself - filled with bad timing, quiet tension, too much chemistry, and the kind of closeness that complicates things instead of clarifying them. This isn't the love story it looks like from the outside. It's messier. Quieter. More unexpected. A story about waiting rooms, friendship, misdirection, and the wrong kind of love - the kind that shouldn't work, but somehow does.

YN is a Filipino nursing student living in Sydney, balancing study, work, and a close family life. One impulsive night leads her to a movie event where she sees Ariana Grande in person for the first time. They don't meet or speak, and YN leaves thinking it was just a passing moment. But for Ariana, something about the quiet presence of someone in the crowd stays with her. When their lives eventually cross again, two very different worlds begin to overlap. What follows is a slow burn romance built on patience, emotional safety, and the comfort of being truly seen. A story about timing, missed connections, and love that grows softly, without rush.

(Book 2 of the saga - sequel to Bright Prospects*)* If love were a game, they would play to destroy each other. Stephan has never lost control. He's the kind of man who can handle everything: others, responsibilities, chaos. A natural leader, a solid presence, broad shoulders, and heavy silences. He's used to being the anchor. Never the weak point. Vlana, on the other hand, doesn't ask for space. She takes it. Ironic, brilliant, sharp as a blade, she's the best friend everyone wants... and the woman no one can truly keep. She uses sarcasm as armor, desire as a weapon, intelligence as a shield. She doesn't fall in love. She doesn't stop. She doesn't stay. There's always been tension between them. Long glances. Punctuating jokes. Clear boundaries... until they stop being clear. What's born isn't sweet. It's physical. It's mental. It's a war of bodies seeking each other and wills clashing. A dangerous game in which neither wants to give in, and where sex becomes language, a challenge, a refuge. But when control falters, when desire stops being a game and becomes a need, the real question isn't how much they want each other. It's what they're willing to lose. Breaking Point is an intense, sensual, and mercilessly emotional story. A spicy, high-voltage romance, where love doesn't save you immediately, where staying is harder than running away, and where choosing someone means letting down your defenses. Because some stories aren't meant to be easy. They're meant to be true.

Katherine 'Kate' Wyatt moves from Amsterdam to New York to finish high school and chase the dream her late mother left behind - becoming an architect and honoring the woman she lost too soon. But her fresh start shatters when she discovers that her childhood bully, Jared Martinez, is in the same class. Now the school's football captain and irresistible heartthrob, Jared is everything she wants to avoid... yet he refuses to leave her alone. Trapped in a nightmare of his own, Jared is being relentlessly pursued by his obsessive ex-girlfriend, Chloe Kim, who refuses to accept their breakup. But Chloe isn't just obsessed - she's dangerous. She holds a secret capable of destroying Jared's future, and she isn't afraid to use it. His father, the current CEO of Martinez Corp, wants Katherine to be his girlfriend so that he can use her for his business purpose Desperate to protect everything he's worked for, Jared makes a reckless decision - he asks Katherine to be his fake girlfriend. One rule. No falling in love. But fate has its own plans. Old wounds reopen, hidden truths begin to surface, and pretending becomes dangerously real. Will they risk their hearts when a single lie could ruin everything?

May never planned to marry again. When she steps into an arranged marriage that was finalized by her parents for her sake, May has to choose stability over heartbreak. Juan comes from a powerful family built on reputation and silence, and their marriage is anything but accidental. Between duty, buried trauma, and two children who are far too afraid of making mistakes, May and Juan must learn what it truly means to protect a family that wasn't born from love - but might grow into it. To Love and Forget is a slow-burn emotional drama about second chances, chosen family, and the courage it takes to build something new when the past refuses to stay buried.

𝙊𝙨𝙪𝙢𝙞 Can we talk this out? | (𝗎𝗇𝖽𝖾𝗅𝗂𝗏𝖾𝗋𝖾𝖽) I can explain. | (𝗎𝗇𝖽𝖾𝗅𝗂𝗏𝖾𝗋𝖾𝖽) I want you back, Junnie. | (𝗎𝗇𝖽𝖾𝗅𝗂𝗏𝖾𝗋𝖾𝖽) ── ★ ˙🍁 ̟ !! Kind, smart, and popular guy, 𝙊𝙝 𝙎𝙚𝙪𝙣𝙜𝙢𝙞𝙣, loses a bet and has to make the quiet people pleaser-𝙃𝙖𝙣 𝙃𝙮𝙚𝙤𝙣𝙜𝙟𝙪𝙣-fall inlove with him. ── ★ ˙🍁 ̟ !! (🎖️) - no.1 #hanhyeongjun 🐰 - no.1 #kwakjiseok 🐥 - no.1 #leejooyeon 🐺 - no.1 #googunil 🐹 • As of 2026/01/03 ( Most impressive ranking 🏆 ) - no.20 out of 28.5k in #gayfiction • As of 2026/02/08

When Park Daniel travels to Kerala with his best friend Vincent to attend a lavish wedding, he expects nothing more than days filled with celebration, family chaos, and brief escape from his work-driven life-but everything changes the moment he meets Anvika Menon. She is magnetic in a way that cannot be ignored: bold, warm, effortlessly commanding every space she enters, yet bound by fierce loyalty to her family. Set within the sprawling villa of the bride's ancestral home, their story unfolds quietly between wedding rituals, laughter, music, and stolen moments by the pool, where first glances turn into something dangerously real. Drawn together by shared interests and an unspoken understanding, Daniel and Anvika find comfort in each other's presence, even as they try to deny the growing spark between them-one that feels forbidden because of the bond they share with Vincent, who is like a brother to Anvika. As attraction deepens into something far more emotional, Anvika battles her own principles, torn between desire and responsibility, while Daniel struggles with the fear of betraying friendship for love. Moments of closeness blur boundaries, avoidance turns into pain, and misunderstandings threaten to pull them apart just as their feelings become impossible to ignore. Against the backdrop of a wedding that celebrates union and commitment, their journey becomes one of self-honesty, courage, and choice-forcing them to confront what it truly means to love, to stay loyal, and to choose oneself without losing the people who matter most.