18+ Only. Diana Adkins has never stayed anywhere for long. Expelled, transferred, or quietly sent away, she's on her third boarding school this year-an isolated estate tucked deep in the countryside. Haunted by her own thoughts and abandoned by parents who would rather pretend she doesn't exist, Diana is used to drifting through life unseen. Until she meets Vivienne Monet, the enigmatic and elegant house mistress of her new dormitory. Vivienne is the first adult who seems to understand her, who listens when the world would rather medicate or ignore her. Against all odds-and against every rule-an intense, secret relationship sparks between them, one built on trust, desire, and the delicate balance of power that Diana craves. But the fragile world they've built shatters when Vivienne disappears, kidnapped without a trace. For the first time, Diana refuses to run. With her heart and freedom on the line, she must unravel a dark web of secrets to bring back the only person who has ever truly seen her.

This is the story based on Fifty Shades of Grey. As the title suggests it'll be the gay version of the book, the storyline might change at some points. Jane Connor will be playing the role as Christian Grey and Kate Williams is an up and coming Journalist. One day she has an interview with Ms. Connor, a successful entrepreneur and C.E.O of Connor Enterprises, Kate leaves a lasting effect on Jane as Jane is beckoned by Kate taking a huge liking to her. Kate's romantic mood changes as she learns Jane is quite the sadist with an obsession to be dominant. Kate enters a new world, a world beyond what she could possibly imagine, a world of pain and pleasure awaits but mostly pain, Jane Connor is more than meets the eye. EDITED

They met on set as a singer and an actress. She fell for her the moment she laid her eyes on her. - "Ariya, you were named as the Goddess of the moon, the noblest woman on earth. I'm sure you'll get to the top of the world, your voice, and everything will work. You're my pride." - "I have you when I'm already in my fifties, my sweet angel, my love Olivia, my baby girl, your name Olivia originated as a Biblical name. In Biblical, the name Olivia means- peace - of the olive tree. The olive tree is an emblem of peace, so daddy always wished for your happiness and peaceful life. Whatever your life choice, I'll always be behind you, Livia.." - Do you think you know everything? Think again. Enjoy the ride and the drama, and see if you know how far they will go for each other.

For Charlotte Paige Austin, writing has always been an escape. Her latest novel, Finding Solace, follows Engfa Valerie Waraha, a ruthless yet broken heiress haunted by tragedy. But as Charlotte dives deeper into her story, strange things start happening-she finds herself in unfamiliar places, crossing paths with Engfa in moments that feel too real to be fiction. Unbeknownst to her, Engfa isn't just a character-she exists. And as their worlds collide, Charlotte begins to question everything. Is she writing the story, or is the story rewriting her reality?

Never Kiss Your Roommate is now published as a Wattpad Book! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Original Edition and Books Edition upon purchase. Falling in love with your roommate is never a good idea, but when Evelyn has to share a room with the mysterious and alluring Noelle, tension soon turns into a dangerous attraction. ***** Evelyn's new roommate doesn't exactly project a warm, welcoming vibe. Noelle is intimidating but impossible to resist. The electric tension between her and Noelle soon pushes Evelyn to do something she can't come back from - kissing her roommate. Everyone at Seven Hills, the most exclusive boarding school, knows that Unwritten Rule No. 1 is to never kiss your roommate. And it's not the only rule Evelyn is going to break with Noelle. Their recklessness fuels an anonymous gossip blog and revives a dangerous past - but maybe with the help of their misfit friends, love can beat all odds. Content and/or trigger warning: This story contains scenes of sexual activity, violence and homophobia, and mentions rape and sexual coercion, which may be triggering for some readers.