I was supposed to be on a chill RV camping trip with my boyfriend's family. Key words: supposed to. I hated him, I hated them, and the only thing keeping me sane was sneaking off at night to take pictures of the forest. But one night... I wandered too far. Now I'm being held captive by something straight out of a fever dream-a 7-foot tall lycan beast who doesn't shift, doesn't speak, and definitely doesn't care about my personal space. Oh, and apparently? I'm his mate. Cute. I've tried escaping-multiple times. He always catches me. Throws me over his shoulder like it's just another Tuesday. I curse him out, he grunts. I run, he drags me back. I'm not falling for him. I don't care how protective, possessive, or weirdly gentle he is when he thinks I'm asleep. I just want out... right?

She was just an innocent Black girl who lost everything too early her parents, her safety, her voice. Trapped in a home where love never lived, she endured abuse from the very people meant to protect her. One night, fate bled into her life. She saved a wounded mafia king, never knowing that act of mercy would bind her to a world of danger, desire, and power. He fell for her but love is complicated when darkness meets innocence. With two equally dangerous brothers watching from the shadows, loyalty is tested, hearts collide, and choices come at a deadly price. Can love survive when worlds are this different? Or will it destroy them all? Find out in Our Sweetness.

Kyomi is a single mom, to a little girl, named Raya. Everything takes place in the 5-story apartments they live in. Well the daughter meets a certain friendly neighbor. She decides her Mama needs a friend, but will it end up as more than she dreamed? This story has been edited 6/5/2026 #12 on the bwwm list 8/15/25 #15 on the neighbors list 11/11/25 #2 father-daughter list 11/11/25

After escaping a toxic relationship, 24-year-old Elena Morales moves into a rundown apartment with her four-year-old son, determined to rebuild their lives from nothing. Love is the last thing on her mind. Especially when the man living next door looks like trouble wrapped in tattoos and silence. Luca Bennett is the kind of man people avoid - cold, guarded, and impossible to read. But while everyone else keeps their distance, Elena's son Noah becomes attached to him instantly. What starts as shared dinners, repaired toys, and late-night conversations slowly turns into something Elena never expected: safety. But just as she begins to trust Luca with her heart, the past she ran from comes crashing back into her life. And this time, she might lose more than just herself. A slow-burn single parent romance full of tension, healing, found family, and the kind of love that feels like home.

Charisse Colton is a brilliant, on-the-spectrum stats nerd focused on becoming the NFL's top analyst. Bentley Hemings is the massive, cocky football star carrying a mountain of family pressure. When a mandatory partnership forces them together, Charisse's need for structure clashes with Bentley's need for sanctuary, leading to a passionate, disciplined love that uses intellect as the ultimate foreplay.

Thor and Amara go on a weekend in Woodgreen at his family's cottage. Another storm ignites their sparks as they submerged themselves in the bucolic landscapes of the New Forest. Amor © All Rights Reserved

Quinn just wanted to get away. Between her father beating her into selling her virginity to the highest bidder only to pop up dead, and her mother being a cold-hearted, abandoning bitch, she needed a break. And then she sees Cain Drake. She knows the mysterious man is dangerous. It's in the confident way he moves, the heart-stopping way he looks at her, the way her body reacts to his. But he promises an escape that she's in no position to refuse. No sooner had her wildest dreams come true in the back of his car than her life falls apart. Or does it just then start?

To save her brother, she married the man who ruined him. Elara Vance is the keeper of her family's legacy a century of Black political power and pride. When her brother is branded a traitor, the only way to free him is a deal with the devil himself: Cassian Thorne. The ruthless "Kingmaker." The man who destroyed her brother's future. But as threats slither from the shadows from smiling allies and trusted friends ,Elara uncovers a terrifying truth. The real enemy isn't the cold, calculating husband she was forced to wed. It's the ones she called family. In a world of lies, the most dangerous man in Washington may be her only truth.

Rumi is a sweet girl from a family of civil rights activists that are very clear about what they expect of her. Joel is a nice guy from a wealthy family that has no issue imposing their will on anyone, including him. When they meet, the chemistry is as instantaneous as the longing that they have for one another. But Rumi's family isn't going go for her bringing home a white guy, let alone one from a local family that they have been fighting against for longer than either have even been born. And Joel is no better predicament seeing as how his family has already chosen his wife and mapped out his life. They've never outwardly said it, but they're as racist as they tried to raise him to be. It's too dangerous for them to be together, yet they can't stay away from each other. Will the piling bodies, the familial disputes, or the blatant inevitability be the death of them? Or they can change this age old Shakespearean catastrophe before it takes both of their lives?

Aniya thought marriage meant partnership, love, and maybe the occasional argument about Netflix passwords. What she didn't plan for was Farrah - Spencer's charming, passive-aggressive "work wife" who somehow made "emotional cheating" look like part of the job description. At first, it was small stuff: snarky comments about Aniya's yoga career, a suspicious number of office selfies, and a mysteriously missing anniversary mug. But when Farrah starts hashtagging Spencer as her "WorkHubby" and scheduling dinners on their actual anniversary, Aniya realizes she's not imagining it-this woman is trying to steal her man, one team meeting at a time. Now Aniya has two options: 1. Let Farrah run the show while Spencer plays the clueless nice guy. 2. Or remind everyone - including her husband - exactly who's married to him. Told with sharp humor, brutal honesty, and enough chaos to fill an HR report, Delete Her Number, Spencer is a modern love story about marriage in the social media era - where loyalty is tested, egos are fragile, and no one is safe from a "work bestie" with boundary issues.