Dylan Cruz, Ice hockey is all she's ever known. She was born a flirt ,she's cocky and confident and never one to back down from a challenge. With a reputation both on and off the ice, Dylan doesn't care much for rules-or for what anyone thinks of her. The last thing she needs is someone slowing her down, not that many can anyways... Juliet Belmont, Figure skating is her entire world. She's known for her flawless performances, her cold attitude, and the impossibly high standards she's always expected to meet. Growing up in a wealthy family with an older sister who's one of the biggest names in tennis, Juliet has learned to keep her emotions hidden and her guard up, she pays no attention to anyone who can't keep her on her toes. Two completely different worlds, two athletes with everything to lose. Forced into each other's lives for the cameras, they'll have to decide whether first impressions are worth holding onto... or whether some rivalries are meant to become something more, Juliet finds somone to keep her on her toes and Dylan finds a distraction that may do more than slow her down...

These women thought their paths would never align. Romy Vanelle never dreamed of working in a run-down pizza shop. The prestigious cooking academy La Cherief is supposed to be her escape. Little does she know that the gorgeous disaster who once ordered a pineapple pizza with garlic buns will soon become the person she fears most: Arabella Renette, world-famous chef-and Romy's strict, perfection-obsessed instructor, who mysteriously stopped cooking years ago. Keeping the elite scholarship that keeps her afloat won't be her only challenge. She'll also have to survive the dangerously attractive chef who watches her every move. Romy likes to taste the danger. And she soon realizes she'll have to take everything with... A Grain of Salt.

| teacher x student | wxw | slow burn | When 19-year-old Lena James enters English Literature class, she expects nothing special. Instead, she meets Ms. Sinclair her cold, sharp-tongued British literature teacher. Elegant, cutting, and unbearably superior. From the very first lesson, the 34-year-old woman seems to take pleasure in dismantling Lena's every opinion with cruel precision. Lena hates her. She hates the condescending red marks on her essays, the raised eyebrow that makes her feel small, and the way Ms. Sinclair lingers in her thoughts long after class ends. But hate this intense has a way of twisting into something far more dangerous. With a strict 15-year age gap and an unbreakable teacher-student boundary, their slow-burning tension threatens to break every rule both in literature and in real life. Some lessons aren't taught kindly. And some hatreds taste too much like desire. "Ms. Sinclair's Secret"