A hidden past. A marriage built on secrets. And a choice that could destroy everything. In a world where truth is dangerous, some hearts are never meant to be found.

Bennington was built and ruled by three gangs. At least, that's what everyone was told. Vale ruled the East. Quiet, controlled, and dangerously underestimated. They kept peace when it benefited them, but behind closed doors they erased enemies so cleanly it was as if they never existed at all. Tyrant ruled the South with bloodshed and fear. Chaos followed them like a shadow, and their endless war with the North had stained the streets red for decades. When Tyrant came for someone, the city heard it first. Then there was Kingston. Kings of the North. The monsters people whispered about behind locked doors. You never saw Kingston watching. You only realized once it was too late. Erin Loveland spent her entire life believing she was ordinary. Just another girl trying to survive in a town ruled by violence, secrets, and gangs she knew better than to cross. Staying close to Hayes Harrison, the heir to Vale, was dangerous enough, but Erin never imagined one careless mistake would drag her into the middle of a war bigger than Bennington itself. And the West? The people of Bennington believed the West was empty. Abandoned. Dead land left to rot after some long forgotten tragedy. But the gangs knew better. The West wasn't gone. It was hidden. Protected by secrets, buried alliances, and an oath none of the gangs were allowed to break. Until Hayes Harrison stole from the North and accidentally led them straight to Erin Loveland; the girl no one was ever supposed to find. Because Erin isn't just another citizen of Bennington. She's the lost daughter of the West's last ruler. Now Kingston is watching her. Tyrant wants answers. Vale will burn the city to protect her. And somewhere beneath the lies her mother kept buried is the truth about her father, the West, and the brother she never knew existed. And if the truth about the West ever reaches the rest of the city, Bennington won't survive the fallout.

In this Shoujo inspired romance you follow Sana the best highschooler you could imagine, popular, rich, top student she was set for life. On the other hand Leo was the opposite, poor, a horrible student, and the only thing he was known for? Teachers HATED to see him coming. They hated each other. (Or maybe it was one sided?) But Leo knew how to fluster her the one thing no one else could do. Since she was only Sophomore so, she couldn't attend the Junior prom but you know who was a Junior? Leo.

Flash fiction is a genre of fiction that is shorter than a short story. While there is no definite consensus on its official word count, flash fiction usually consists of no more than 1500 words, excluding the title. This book is a collection of stories shorter than short stories that, nevertheless, talk about love, life, and relationships. Flashes of them, at least.

One summer night. One hidden rose garden. One boy Sara Calloway never planned to care about. Noah Blake was the kind of person everyone noticed but nobody really understood. Quiet in all the wrong ways. Impossible to read. Sara was the complete opposite. Loud, restless, and desperate for something more than the small town she grew up in. They were never supposed to become important to each other. But somewhere between late-night conversations and almost saying too much, they did. And some people stay with you long after they're gone.

The story between the cursed priestess who turned all that laid their eyes on her to stone and the maiden,cursed to be blind and yet saw her for who she was. Updates may be unstable...

Jennifer Hart had the world at her feet at sixteen years old. An Oscar nomination. A brilliant career. A perfect family. Until the night she won Hollywood's biggest award... and lost everything. Ten years later, Jenny has vanished from the spotlight. Hidden away in a luxurious Manhattan apartment, she lives under a pseudonym, writing fantasy romances that have conquered the world while trying to survive the ghosts of her past. Love? She doesn't believe in it anymore. People? She keeps everyone at a distance. Until Thomas Reed appears. Arrogant. Tattooed. Irritatingly handsome. Thomas is the lead singer of the biggest rock band of the moment - and the new owner of the penthouse above hers. Now, between sharp banter, lingering stares, nights at Blackwood Pub, and a tension impossible to ignore, Jenny finds herself trapped in a dangerous emotional war far too intense for someone who spent years trying not to feel anything at all. Because Thomas Reed seems determined to tear down every wall she's built around herself. And the worst part? Maybe she wants him to. ✨ Rockstar Romance ✨ Enemies to Lovers ✨ Neighbors to Lovers ✨ Slow Burn ✨ Found Family ✨ He Falls First ✨ Grumpy x Sunshine (reversed) ✨ Emotional tension + explosive chemistry Don't Look at Me Like That An intense, chaotic, and addictive romance about two broken people trying to discover whether there's still something left worth fighting for.

Helena lopes never believed strangers could leave an impression that lasted longer than a moment. But then she met Savio Andrés Pérez. A man ten years older than her. A foreigner working temporarily in Lisbon. Someone who spoke like he belonged everywhere except the place he was standing in. What began as a simple conversation at a crowded tram station slowly turned into something quieter... deeper... harder to explain. Between different lives, different cultures, and an age gap neither of them ignored, Helena finds herself caught between curiosity and caution. Because sometimes love doesn't arrive dramatically. Sometimes, it arrives slowly- through repeated glances, unfinished conversations, and the strange comfort of someone who was never supposed to matter this much.

In Dark Side of Destiny you follow the story of Flint Ivring. A young hunter and navigator for the Unruly with a mind set on one thing, making history. When a storm catches him off guard and knocked overboard, his mission isn't just to get put into history textbooks anymore. --- TW FOR THE STORY: body horror, gore, on page torture, alcohol use, and more

He wasn't the smartest, the richest, or the most popular. He was just Ayaan - an ordinary boy in a chaotic home, a Delhi colony, and a life that never quite fit right. This is not a story about a hero. This is a story about growing up - one grade, one heartbreak, one quiet realisation at a time.