For centuries, they ruled together-two monsters forged by the same curse, bound by blood and an aching love that even time could not fracture. Long before the village bowed to Miranda, before the castle was steeped in legend, Lady Alcina Dimitrescu had already chosen her consort-an equal, a mirror, a wife in every sense. Tall, fearsome, and just as cursed, you have always stood beside her. Through every kill. Every feast. Every moan in the dead of night. But when enemies old and new begin stirring, threatening the house you built together, you'll both have to rise again-not just as monsters, but as legends. And this time, the village will remember why House Dimitrescu was feared. You are not her pet. You are not her servant. You are her other half. Author Note: Please Read This Book contains detailed descriptions of sexual activities Do not read if under 18......No Minors allowed. This story has lived in my head for years-what if Lady Dimitrescu wasn't alone when Miranda cursed her? What if she had someone beside her... someone just as tall, just as powerful, just as terrifyingly devoted? House Dimitrescu: Her Other Half is a dark romance about immortality, power, and a love that never fades-even when drenched in blood. It's steamy, gothic, and rooted in emotional depth and ancient connection. Respectful, yes-but not without bite. Thank you for reading. Your support means everything. 🖤 -Renderes

Check the first and second book before reading this one, if you want of course. ✓The Violinist ✓Broken Strings *** Aurora and Daisy have been friends since they were kids, they grew up together, did everything side by side, they were inseparable, just two little girls living their lives helping and caring for each other. Now as highschool seniors they've started to drift away from one another, but aren't they friends? Bestfriends,? Shouldn't bestfriends stick together? Is Aurora and Daisy really just bestfriend? Or is there more to the story? Read and find out!

Y/N is just a normal twenty something year old working her way through life in New York City. One day she escapes to Central Park to get away from work and screens when a random stranger sits beside her on a park bench and starts a conversation. What Y/N doesn't realize is that she's talking to one of her biggest celebrity crushes, Elizabeth Olsen. Follow the two strangers through their adventures in New York City during a global pandemic. (Possible TW for global pandemic trauma) Set during the filming of Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness GirlxGirl

Y/N has a huge crush on one of her regular customers. She owns a coffee shop in New York City and because of it's low key vibe she sometimes get's celebrity visitors. One of those visitors includes the famous Scarlett Johansson. Y/N loves the actress and can't help but create fun doodles and notes on napkins for the blonde every time she comes in. Will Y/N be destined to be invisible? Or will Scarlett notice her? GirlxGirl Slow Burn/angst/fluff Set in Present times

Celeste "Essie" Winscott never expected to land in New York City with an apartment too good to be true and a godmother she barely knew. But when Eden "Denny" Ravelle, her mother's enigmatic best friend, offers her a place to stay while she pursues her postgraduate research at NYU, Essie accepts-grateful, but curious. Eden is poised, successful, and effortlessly cool, but something about her remains just out of reach. When Essie stumbles upon an old DVD in the apartment, she realises why. Eden isn't just a wealthy businesswoman-she was once one of the most infamous adult film stars in New York. Shocked but intrigued, Essie dives into research, determined to understand the woman behind the legend. As she unravels Eden's past, she's forced to confront her own biases, desires, and the thin line between scandal and empowerment. Because some stories aren't just about the past-they change everything about the present.

*Spin off from 'Love and Touchdowns'* Jay Mitchell is a Navy SEAL Master Chief and a history maker. The first female and first intersex team leader in SEAL history, she is known for precision, control, and a reputation that leaves no room for weakness. On missions, Jay is untouchable. Off duty, she keeps her world locked down tight. Her past taught her how to survive, not how to trust. The only people inside her walls are her Bravo Team, her second-in-command Sonny "Tex" Quinn, and Danny, a retired Marine sniper who owns Dead Center, an elite gun range where Jay trains and finds rare moments of calm with her rescue pit bull, Gunner. Everything shifts when Kim Kardashian walks into Dead Center. Preparing for an FBI role, Kim wants real tactical training and specifically asks for Jay. Jay wants no part of it, but against her better judgment, she takes the job. What begins as strictly professional starts to blur as Kim proves she is tougher, more determined, and more real than Jay expected. As training pushes them both past their limits, Jay is forced to face the walls she built to survive, and the possibility that connection, healing, and love might still exist beyond the battlefield.

Catherine the empress, and Arthur the emperor are being threatened by the resistance, and their need for protection turns crucial. Hyeon along with her brother Ajax has been sent to protect the two rulers. The resistance grows stronger and so does the relationship between the empress and her protector.

Since the death of both sets of her parents, Fynnith has lived far to the northwest, in the orcish fighting pits of Argul Kar after being taken as a prisoner when just a child. Having survived as the most feared fighter in the pits for over a dozen years, her mental health has increasingly deteriorated to the point where she is constantly hearing a voice in her head telling her to break out of the stone cell she sleeps in between fights, as she had a destiny to fulfill. After blacking out when the voice finally got too loud, she wakes up on a dirt road in a land she doesn't recognize. With an uncertain future, she looks to restart her life, not knowing that events beyond her knowledge have already started to move in ways that will force her to fight for things that the fighting pits never could have prepared her for. After all, a battle for love isn't always as direct as that with a sword. Or, maybe it is? TW: People will die, blood will spill, and there may be a little smut (if you're lucky!)

Ariana Grande, the pop queen of our generation, had just finished filming the highly anticipated "Wicked" and released her latest hit song, "The Boy Is Mine." In need of a brief break, she decided to spend a weekend with her best friend, Courtney Chipolone, who had scored courtside tickets to the WNBA game in New York between the Liberty and the Indiana Fever. Ariana, her boyfriend, Courtney, her boyfriend, and a few friends were all there, watching the teams warm up. Ariana and Courtney were deep in conversation until Ariana laid eyes on someone who nearly took her breath away. She couldn't look away. Y/n MacIntyre, a 30-year-old Marine veteran, had been living a relatively normal life as a police officer until she discovered that her great-grandfather in Scotland had passed away, leaving her his entire estate. Now one of the youngest multibillionaires and the owner of one of the largest aviation companies in the world, Y/n was adjusting to her newfound status. Accompanied by her childhood friend and fellow Marine, Maddox de Pointe, who now worked alongside her, they had just sealed a significant deal with the WNBA. As they made their way to their courtside seats, Y/n, distracted by her phone, felt a pair of eyes on her. Looking up, she locked gazes with none other than Ariana Grande, who was staring right at her.

Laken Maleko has spent her life being told she doesn't fit. Too much. Not enough. Wrong lane. Wrong box. She never listened. In her Samoan family, Laken's intersex identity was never a flaw. It was a blessing. A sign of balance. Of strength. Of being touched by the gods. She was raised with discipline by her football-playing father and grounded by her culture, taught to stand tall in who she is long before the world tried to tell her otherwise. From the islands of Hawaiʻi to the heart of UCLA football, Laken carved her own path. As the first intersex woman to play men's college football, she didn't ask for permission. She showed up, did the work, and let her performance speak. Now the NFL Draft is approaching, and history is no longer distant. Laken is on the edge of becoming the first intersex woman selected in the first round. Every rep matters. Every moment counts. The pressure is heavy, especially when the outside world sees her identity as controversy instead of truth. Then there's Kylie Jenner. Public life, private contradictions, and a connection neither of them planned for. What begins as proximity turns into something harder to ignore. But attraction gets complicated when one of you lives under constant scrutiny and the other is protecting everything she's built. Love and Touchdowns is not a fairytale. It's a story about identity, ambition, culture, and desire. About carrying pride without apology. About choosing yourself without closing your heart. And about what happens when the life you were raised to honor collides with the one the world refuses to understand.