I'm not an idiot. Despite what my twin sister and my best friend seem to think. Tate and Drew Brooks love pretending they "grew apart" after high school like I was not standing there watching the entire disaster happen in real time. The three of us were inseparable growing up. Tate is my twin. Andrew is basically my brother. Which means I know exactly what it looks like when two people spend years loving each other without ever saying it out loud until everything finally explodes. After graduation, something happened between them. Drew panicked. Tate left town two weeks later. And for the last six years, they've both been pretending they moved on while acting like Oak Cliff does not exist anymore. Now Drew's mom, Eleanor Brooks, is gone. And somehow that woman is still running everybody's lives from beyond the grave because she left them her lake house. Together. Apparently her final wish was for somebody to stop running for five minutes and deal with their issues. The catch? They have until Labor Day to decide whether to keep the house or sell it. If they cannot agree, it gets sold automatically. Oh, and Tate has no idea Drew is already there. Which means I'm currently stuck babysitting two emotionally constipated idiots in a lake house full of old memories, unresolved heartbreak, and enough tension to qualify as a natural disaster. Honestly, Eleanor would find this hilarious.

Sugar Rush follows Shylo, a confident woman who embraces sugar dating for luxury, and Sevon, a successful businessman who thrives in the world of wealth and status. What begins as a transactional arrangement soon turns into something deeper, forcing Shylo to question her desires and whether she's ready to open her heart. As their connection intensifies, both must confront the blurred lines between independence, attraction, and love.

𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇,── a head turning beauty is stuck between a lawyer by day and a king pin's princess by night. She finds herself in a tangled relationship of love and hate as she is offered to defend a new client, who she is also demanded to kill. Will they kill? Will they love? Will they be destined to be together? Will it all come to an end as tragedy comes to the streets....

Poems are hidden, in the deepest part of a human. Words only escape, when the pages are full. No one might understand them, but there is a chance that many people may.

Fatima thought life after Stanford would be hers to enjoy, until she's forced into an arranged marriage to save her family's legacy. Zayn Caruso is everything she vowed to avoid: arrogant, ruthless, and the heir to a dangerous mafia empire. A billionaire who uses women and discards them without a second thought. She's stubborn, fiery, and unwilling to be controlled. He's cold, entitled, and used to getting his way. Two strangers. One unwanted marriage. Can they survive their new life... or will their hatred burn into something far more dangerous?