Morgan is the epitome of rainbows and sunshine. His favourite part of the day is knowing he can spread his positivity to his loved ones. Beyond his crazy stories and fluorescent wardrobe, he's a guy of warmth and comfort. Brooks is going through the toughest time of his life. Whilst running a multi-million pound company and finalising a divorce after finding his husband in bed with someone else, he struggles to keep an optimistic mind for the future. He swears off falling in love again and vows to spend the rest of his life alone. When Brooks desperately needs an assistant to help with his chaotic workload, Morgan comes bounding into his life like a bowling ball wrapped up in Christmas lights. Brooks has never met anyone like Morgan before and has his patience tested wildly on a daily basis. But when Brooks looks into Morgan's vibrant and colourful life, he wonders how different everything would be if he allowed himself to be happy. Especially when his life started becoming a lot brighter since Morgan walked into it. What to expect: - CEO x assistant - grumpy x sunshine - millionaire - mental health rep - cheating ex and trust issues - forced proximity - jealousy/angst (lots of it) - spicy scenes - dual POV

Dylan Holland has finally returned to New York City after vacationing for a year in Ireland with his father Don Whittaker and his father's husband Carson Lee Jones. He's returned just in time for his final year of high school, however during that year overseas, a lot had changed at Averin High, and while his reception was widely received positively, there was one person who didn't seem to care about him at all anymore. Isiah Jacobs. His best friend that stopped talking to him completely right after the night before his flight to Ireland. Right after he kissed Dylan out of nowhere, altering the dynamic of their friendship forever. *Sequel to I Did Not Have Sexual Relations With That Woman (was removed on Wattpad and is on Inkitt) which is a spinoff to The CEO's Trilogy and Derek

(BoyxBoy) Elliot Lovell was content to live his life as the prince and the outcast, hated by his father and scorned by all who reside in the palace. It allowed him to do whatever he wanted because nobody cared. However, all of that changes when people start dying and Eli's lead to believe a thing of legend is now a reality. With the threat of vampire's in the kingdom and someone targeting him, Eli is left to rely on a mysterious boy, who seems to be the only person in his life who doesn't hate him.

A small town in Vermont. Two families. The Molossi have lived in Milton for the last five years. The four brothers definitely have a reputation. The Michaelsons have just arrived. The four brothers hope to make a new life for themselves. Let the games begin. Feathers will fly, but don't get your tail in a twist. No tree, it is said, can reach to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell. -- Carl Jung Let's see if I can make this funny, cute, sexy and romantic. Check in with me when it's finished to see if I succeeded.

'What do you do when the person you hate more than anything in the world ends up being your mate?' Arrogant, infuriating and cocky, beta of the White Woods pack Nathaniel Zaderial wanted nothing more than to become Alpha. Craved it more than anything else. He's wanted to steal the position from his enemy, future alpha Casper Vale for years. When Nathaniel finds out that Casper is in fact, his mate, an opportunity for vengeance finally arises. Revenge is easy to plan on an enemy, but what happens when your enemy becomes your destined soulmate of which your supposed to love and cherish forever? From lies to secrets and betrayal, do you crash and burn? Or does somehow, someway, love conquer all?

For one night, and one night only, Milo Fraser forgot about consequences. Unfortunately, these kinds of things tend to come back to bite us. On the football field was last place Milo expected consequences to find him. *COMPLETED* Original version available on profile under the title 'Devils and Panthers'

Skylar Lain was a menace. Jale Kierson was a dumb jock. They butted heads constantly without mercy to their wellbeings. Throw in fights, anger and visceral hate for each other. There's no doubt about it. They loathe each other with every ounce of their souls but when they both end up having to endure a punishment they would never have imagined, things escalate. Everyone knows, "where there's smoke, there's fire," so is the boiling hate between them just that or is it something more? Will Skylar and Jale destroy each other or will they finally learn to get along? Read and find out! Warning: Violent Content. Mature content and explicit language. Another warning ⚠️ : VERY VIOLENT CONTENT SO PLS BE WARNED. IF YOU CANNOT HANDLE VIOLENCE, DO NOT READ.

the king of the richmond reunites with the prince of crime.

Derek owns a small pub on the border between the nice neighbourhood and the Orcus in the city Pareo. One day his friend shows up, and the mafia right after. Warning: This is a manXman story, so if that isn't your cup 'o tea then this is not the story for you. Also any 'intimate' scenes will be posted for themselves. New cover made by Elfie (@WriteDrunk_EditSober), thanks a lot! Previous cover made by meisgabrielle (thank you~) @meisgabrielle

Adam Webb spent most of his teenage years in love with his best friend, Gabriel Connor, only to be thrown out of their shared apartment when he finally found the courage to reveal his feelings. Seven months later Adam's effort to save their lost friendship finds him more than he ever asked for. After all, being thrown out has to be better than thrown into a wall. However, Adam isn't ready to give up. Trapped and isolated in a dangerous relationship, he falls deeper and deeper into Gabriel's world. Despite Adam's attempts to push them away, his friends are determined to help, but the man who fights hardest is Cameron McCain, Adam's photography teacher--a man who treasures what Gabriel does not. They say love should conquer all. But when passion breeds fear and love turns toxic, will Adam make the right choice? Reader Advisory: This novel contains scenes of domestic violence and dubious consent