Soleil Bowie was born into everything-wealth, beauty, fame, and a last name that opened doors. doors. A spoiled Manhattan socialite, she's spent years drowning in parties, designer clothes, alcohol, and drugs while living in the shadow of her late mother. After one reckless night lands her in jail, Soleil's powerful stepfather has had enough. He sends her to the family's secluded Hamptons estate, where she's forced into addiction counseling and placed under the watch of Nasir Brooks. Nasir is quiet, guarded, and determined to build a better life by correcting the mistakes of his past. He takes the security job expecting something simple. Instead, he finds himself responsible for a woman who seems determined to make his job-and his life-impossible. Soleil wants nothing to do with him. Nasir wants nothing to do with her. But somewhere between resentment, late nights, and unexpected moments of vulnerability, Nasir begins seeing the girl beneath the headlines. Because Soleil has secrets. And Nasir begins to realize that some people aren't as easy to save as they first appear. Sometimes loving someone means getting close enough to see what everyone else missed. Sometimes by the time you see it, it may already be too late. And some goodbyes are never meant to be spoken.

Truth Is Six years ago, No'Lani lost the man she loved. Or at least, that's what she tells herself. Now, after years of heartbreak, single motherhood, and learning how to survive on her own, Truth Lawson suddenly finds his way back into her life-and back into the life of the son he never got the chance to know. As old wounds resurface and new memories begin to form, No'Lani and Truth must decide if love is worth risking a second time. Because sometimes the hardest part isn't falling in love. It's believing you deserve it after everything you've been through. A heartfelt story about family, forgiveness, healing, and finding your way back home. ⚠️I don't own any pictures or videos used in the fictional book.⚠️

Lana thought the hardest part of joining Grant's family would be getting his mother to like her. She was wrong. It starts with a welcome folder. Then a spreadsheet. A joke at dinner. A rule that somehow applies to her son and nobody else. And through every small humiliation, Grant offers the same reassurance: I'll handle it. Three years later, Lana has stopped believing him. Then a man she hasn't seen since high school walks into her yoga studio and calls her by a name no one has used in 16 years. Oren remembers the girl Lana used to be. More dangerously, he notices the woman she has become. And as the story she's been telling herself about her marriage begins to unravel, Lana discovers that sometimes the person who leaves isn't the one who walks away. Sometimes it's the one who stays-and watches you disappear.

Lost Your Way is a second-chance romance about the space between growing up and coming home.

Zaire Calloway is a junior psychology major at Howard University who thrives on logic, structure, and keeping his future locked in. Nyla Monroe is a razor-sharp business finance major who only invests her time in things that guarantee a high return. They've spent months keeping their distance, restricted to quiet double-taps and story likes on Instagram. But when a sudden, electric encounter at a crowded homecoming party shatters the digital wall between them, their carefully ordered worlds collide. What was supposed to be a fleeting moment leaves a lingering impression that neither can analyze away, forcing them to question if the highest risks yield the greatest rewards

▐ DIAMONTÉ Navaeh Simmons, a twenty-two-year-old nursing student at Georgia State University, had a peachy, cliché life growing up. No tattoos, no alcohol, no partying-strict rules enforced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons. To them, their daughter was perfect. But she was far from it. From Friday to Sunday, Diamonté lived a secret life her parents knew nothing about. By day, she was the polite, well-mannered nursing student everyone admired. By night, she worked at Rio Janeiro Club, a nightclub owned by Rico, the man she knew she should've walked away from long ago. Rico was toxic, controlling, and dangerous. But leaving wasn't simple. He knew secrets about Diamonté that could destroy the perfect image she'd spent years protecting. So she stayed. Until one Friday night, everything changed. Dayvon De Luciano, twenty-nine, is the co-owner of his father's underground empire. His family's business provides illegal services to some of the city's most dangerous people, making them a name nobody wants to cross. And Rico just made the biggest mistake of his life. He owes Dayvon and his father $200,000-a debt four months overdue. Instead of paying, Rico runs, fleeing the country and leaving Diamonté behind. With Rico gone, Diamonté becomes the only leverage Dayvon has left. Suddenly, she's trapped in a world she never knew existed, surrounded by people who couldn't care less about the life she had before them. And Dayvon has no intention of letting her simply walk away. What begins as a debt soon becomes a dangerous battle of control, secrets, and survival when Dayvon decides Diamonté will remain under his watch for 365 days. One year. One debt. One girl who refuses to break. And one man determined to keep her there.

We were friends with benefits. Reed would stop by every time he was in Anchorage, and that was the extent of things, although I started to want more. Then he ended our arrangement, and I suspected there was another woman, but it wasn't until I overheard a conversation that I understood completely. He thought I was calling and texting because I couldn't take no for an answer. That wasn't my problem at all. Two blue lines were.

An incredibly shy librarian who finds it almost impossible to talk with people unless it's about books. A dominant who comes into the library is captivated by the shy woman behind the circulation desk. The minute she says Yes, Sir to him, he knows she's his. He just needs to convince her of that.

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Simone Grant is focused, driven, and determined to change the trajectory of her family's future. As a standout Track & Field athlete on a full college scholarship, she's spent her entire life staying disciplined, protecting her heart, and refusing to let distractions pull her away from her goals. Outgoing and confident with a sharp tongue and even sharper ambition, Simone has no plans of getting caught up in relationships, especially not the kind that could challenge everything she's worked so hard to build. Justin Shaw is brilliant, grounded, and effortlessly charming, Justin is the kind of man who turns heads without trying. Known for his intelligence as much as his quiet confidence, he balances the pressure of excelling academically while helping support the mother who sacrificed everything for him. Though he's always approached life with logic and control, meeting Simone awakens emotions he never expected to wrestle with. What begins as an unexpected friendship quickly turns into something far deeper-something intense, undeniable, and impossible to ignore. Their chemistry is magnetic. But as feelings grow stronger, so do the questions.