She thinks she's better than him. He proves her wrong-on the first page. Better Than is a story about ambition, attraction, and the dangerous cost of underestimating someone you care about.

The Lie We Loved At nineteen, insecure Josie creates a fake online identity named Yasmin, never expecting to fall in love with Jay-a handsome college student who believes Yasmin lives in California. When Josie finally reveals the truth, their connection turns into a passionate but complicated relationship filled with love, betrayal, and heartbreak. Years later, Josie finds a new life and marries Alex, believing Jay is finally part of her past. But ten years later, their paths cross again, bringing old feelings back to the surface. Can Josie choose the life she built, or will she risk everything for the love she never truly forgot?

The Anchor Between Worlds is a true story about love, sudden loss, grief, faith, and the experiences that made me question whether some bonds can reach beyond death. When I unexpectedly lost my three-year-old cat, Jack, I thought our story had ended. But in the days and weeks that followed, strange experiences began happening-unexplained lights, cold spots, objects moving, meaningful messages, and vivid dreams that felt different from ordinary dreams. As I struggled with the trauma of losing him, I began to wonder if the powerful bond between Jack and me had made me his anchor-a connection between the physical world and whatever may exist beyond it. Eventually, my grief forced me to make an incredibly painful choice: instead of begging Jack to stay, I told him it was okay to go. Through prayer and faith, I released my anchor and entrusted him to God. What followed was a gradual transformation-from dreams of trying desperately to save Jack to seeing him walking, jumping, healthy, and whole again. The Anchor Between Worlds isn't about proving the paranormal. It's about what I experienced, what those experiences meant to me, and how I learned that letting someone go doesn't mean the bond you shared has to die. A story about an extraordinary connection, an unbearable goodbye, and learning to remember a life by its love rather than its ending.

In the heart of Kolkata, twenty-year-old music student Ira has always been fascinated by the legendary composer Lawrence Cecil Sterling, the mysterious prodigy who died in 1885 and whose melodies still haunt generations. Her life changes when she falls in love with Cillian Sterling, an Irish descendant of Lawrence, whose quiet charm and hidden grief draw her closer to the secrets of his family. After three months of romance, Cillian invites Ira to his ancestral manor in Darjeeling, a decaying estate wrapped in mist, silence, and memories of the dead composer. But the house carries more than history within its walls. As Ira uncovers forgotten diaries, unfinished symphonies, and echoes of a love lost more than a century ago, she begins to experience visions of Lawrence himself. The deeper she falls into the mystery, the more she realises her connection to Lawrence is far older than this lifetime. A haunting tale of reincarnation, music, and doomed love, the story follows Ira as she is torn between the living man she loves and the ghost of a genius who refuses to let her go.

**ALL ALONG** Lizzie Harper has spent the last three years convincing herself she's perfectly happy being Brandon Carter's best friend. Sure, he's ridiculously handsome. Sure, every girl on campus seems to want a piece of him. And sure, her heart does an embarrassing little flip every time he smiles at her. But Brandon is her best friend. Her safe place. The one person she can always count on. When a drunken kiss at a college party changes everything, the line they've never crossed suddenly disappears. Now stolen glances turn into lingering touches, jealousy becomes impossible to ignore, and the feelings they've both buried for years are impossible to hide. The problem? One wrong move could destroy the friendship that means everything to them. And Lizzie isn't sure she's brave enough to risk losing him. But Brandon is finally done pretending he only wants friendship. After all, how do you stay just friends with the girl you've loved all along? *College romance • Best friends to lovers • Slow burn • Jealous hero • First love vibes • Emotional tension • Happily Ever After*

#1 romancedrama 28.1.2026 #1 rivalstolovers 28.1.2026 #1 twistandturn 15.2.2026 #1 rollercoaster 15.2.2026 #2 mustread 17.2.2026 #4 softcore 28.1.2026 It's a soft, romantic, sweet, lovestory. You are gonna have a total roller-coaster experience. ****** "Slow down, topper," a deep voice said. I froze. Aarav Rathore was crouched down, picking up my books - my books - the same guy who looked like he'd rather fight someone than help them. "Sorry," I muttered, pushing my hair behind my ear. He glanced up. His eyes were dark brown, almost black. Dangerous, but... tired. Like he'd lived more years than he was supposed to. "It's fine," he said. "You should look where you're going though. You're too..." He paused, eyes narrowing slightly. "Soft." My cheeks warmed. "I'm not soft." He raised an eyebrow. "Sure."

Laura was three years old when she was accepted into the prestigious Gates Program, a gifted youth initiative for the country's most exceptional minds. Her parents thought they were giving her the opportunity of a lifetime. In reality, they were giving her away. Behind the walls of Gates, children with extraordinary abilities were being studied, trained, and pushed far beyond what their minds and bodies were meant to endure. They weren't being prepared for the future though...They were being transformed into something far beyond human potential. Years later, Laura discovers the truth behind Gates. What was supposed to create the country's most gifted minds became something much darker, and the Paragon will do anything to protect what's hidden inside its walls.

Jen has dreamed about one thing since she was a little girl, owing her own golden retriever. Her new fur friend Obi has made her life feel complete and love is not on her radar until she meets her new vet, Oliver Jacobs. He's sweet and kind and teaching her things about owning a dog she desperately needs to know. But his help starts to extend beyond dog duties and Jen wonders if there's room for one more love in her life.

Copyright © 2026 by Darkrai_X When the world ends, survival begins with ordinary people. Tomorrow never comes. As a mysterious outbreak tears through the city, everything they love vanishes in a single terrifying day. Thrust together by chance, five strangers must learn to trust one another while navigating a world where the dead no longer stay dead, and the living can be even more dangerous. But as fragments of the truth begin to emerge, one question becomes impossible to ignore: Was the end of the world really an accident? Day Zero is the gripping first installment of a post-apocalyptic trilogy about survival, sacrifice, found family, and the hope that refuses to die, even when civilization .

Stealing Time Rowan Vale thought her first real heist would make her a legend. Instead, it made her the target of an ancient secret. After stealing a mysterious pocket watch from a museum, Rowan discovers it can bend time itself. Hunted by a ruthless criminal syndicate and pursued by powerful witches determined to protect history, she's thrust into a world where every choice changes the future. Then she meets Elias-a charming bookseller who feels strangely familiar. The more Rowan falls for him, the more impossible their love becomes, because every journey through time rewrites the story they share. With the past unraveling and history on the verge of collapse, Rowan must decide what she's willing to sacrifice: the future she's always wanted... or the one person who makes every stolen moment worth fighting for. Some treasures are priceless. Some mistakes last forever. And some hearts refuse to be forgotten-even by time.