I hear the secrets that you keep. Best friends to a super star who's always on the go. One reckless mistake, that leads to them never speaking again, and a secret that she so would like to keep to herself. But fate has a way of forcing people back into the same vicinity.

1987. The world belongs to Michael Jackson. Sold-Out stadiums. Flashing cameras. Endless screaming and fainting fans. To everyone else, he's larger than life - untouchable, mysterious, magic in human form. But behind the fame.. behind the sequined jackets and gloves.. Michael is lonely. Desperately lonely. Late at night, when the city finally quiets down, he slips away from the spotlight searching for the one things money and fame cannot buy - a real connection, something authentic. Then he meets Rachel. She isn't dazzled by Mr. Jackson. She does not fall at his feet. In fact, she barely knows what to make of him at all. But for the first time in years, Michael feels seen - not as a global pop star icon, but as just Michael. What begins as a chance encounter under the New York City street lights quickly turns into something deeper: stolen nights, dangerous secrets, and a love neither of them ever expected. But falling for the most famous man in the world comes with a price, and the closer Rachel gets to Michael, the more impossible it becomes to separate fantasy from reality. After Midnight is a slow burning, emotional romance about fame, loneliness, freedom, and what happens when two people find each other in the quiet hours when the rest of the world is asleep.

She walked into the audition expecting eight counts and choreography. She left with her entire life rewritten. Camille Laurent has spent years becoming one of the most gifted dancers in the industry. Technique, discipline, perfection. She's never needed luck because talent has always spoken for itself. When she earns a coveted audition for the world's biggest tour, she expects fierce competition, endless rehearsals, and impossible expectations. She doesn't expect the quiet man behind the spotlight to notice her. As rehearsals blur into late nights and sold-out arenas, admiration turns into obsession, secrets begin to surface, and the line between ambition and desire starts to disappear. In a world where every step is watched and every mistake is magnified, Camille must decide how much of herself she's willing to sacrifice for the stage. Some performances change your career. Others change your life. Eight Count is a slow-burn story of fame, dance, longing, and the moments that happen between the music.

How could he turn away from those pretty brown eyes? How could he love her so deeply and still remain unseen? If only she would let him in, even just for a moment.

Some girls are soft sunshine. Madeleine Cross was moonlight. Beautiful in a way that made people stare too long. Untouchable in a way that made people want to try anyway. Behind her sharp tongue, glamorous life, and haunting blue eyes is a girl still trying to survive the kind of childhood that leaves scars no one can see. Hollywood taught her how to become desired. Loneliness taught her how to become dangerous. Then she meets someone who sees through every carefully built wall. And for the first time in her life, Madeleine has to decide whether love is worth the risk of being destroyed by it.

To the world, Michael Jackson is an untouchable legend behind a wall of endless noise. But late at night in the dim light of Studio B, that wall fractures. All it takes is an unlabeled demo tape and a voice that sounds less like a performance and more like a testimony. Dawn Bell didn't enter the studio to chase a star, she came to write. But what follows is an achingly beautiful, slow-burn connection born in the quiet hours. As their creative harmonies bleed into a deeply personal intimacy, the terrifying weight of reality catches up to them. Now, they must decide if they are willing to stop romanticizing love and finally start living it.

Now that Michael and Dawn have finally stepped into the light as a couple, love is no longer their secret, it is their biggest test. With Dawn moving to New York to build her future and Michael taking the world by storm on the Bad Tour, distance becomes only the first challenge standing between them. As their careers pull them in opposite directions, so do temptation, jealousy, and the pressure of lives lived under public scrutiny. Can love survive the miles, the rumors, and the pull of new possibilities? Or will success, sacrifice, and loneliness lead them to seek comfort elsewhere? (The Sequel to The Girl in Studio B)

A remake of my infamous fanfiction You Work For Me. After a string of failed jobs caused by her smart mouth, rebellious attitude, and complete inability to take anything seriously, Alena finally lands a position at one of the most prestigious law firms in Los Angeles. Determined not to ruin yet another opportunity, she makes herself a promise: keep her attitude in check, follow the rules, and most importantly, keep her job. Unfortunately, her new boss is Michael Jackson, a man accustomed to control, order, and getting exactly what he expects from the people who work for him. Michael doesn't tolerate distractions, defiance, or anything that threatens to throw his perfectly controlled world off balance. The real question is whether she's willing to submit to it. Because sometimes, the boss doesn't have to raise his voice to remind you who is in control.

After losing the man she thought she loved to the glitter of fame, Scarlett promised herself she would never again mistake a celebrity's attention for forever. However, when you're close friends with a family of stars, it's hard. One wrong step could cost everything. ~This book is dedicated to my dear friend ❤️~

In the summer of 1983, twenty-year-old Elianne Rose Carter spends her days working at a small diner tucked along the California coast. Life is simple. Take orders, refill coffee cups, survive double shifts, and dream about a future she isn't brave enough to chase. Quiet and painfully shy, Elianne prefers to stay unnoticed, finding comfort in ocean sunsets, old records, and the familiar routine of the diner she calls home. Everything changes the night a group of young men walk through the diner's doors. To everyone else, they're superstars. To Elianne, they're just customers looking for dinner. While the rest of the world is obsessed with Michael Jackson, Elianne barely knows what to say to him. She doesn't ask for an autograph. She doesn't stare. She doesn't treat him like a celebrity. And for the first time in a very long time, Michael finds himself fascinated by someone who sees him as just another person. What begins as occasional visits for coffee and pie slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Between late-night conversations, stolen glances across the counter, and quiet moments away from the spotlight, an unlikely friendship begins to grow. But falling for the most famous man in the world was never part of Elianne's plans. And for Michael, loving someone who belongs to a normal life may be the one thing fame can never give him. Love Served Hot is a slow-burn 1980s romance about first love, finding comfort in unexpected places, and discovering that sometimes the person who changes your life is the one who never tried to.