Marci Matthews has been in love with Eric Matthews since freshman year in college. Married for 8 years, and her life is utter bliss--the perfect home, the perfect job, and the perfect husband...until things aren't perfect any more. Eric is spending more and more time at work, coming home late, missing important details, forgetting important dates--forgetting his wife. And when Eric finally does the unthinkable, Marci is devastated and left wondering if her life with Eric is worth the agonizing pain of his betrayal.

Sabaji Maroom was born and raised to be a warrior king's wife. Little did she know her life was about to take a painful and hopeless turn. For marrying the man she's loved in secret all her life became a test of endurance...and surviving just may cost too much. Khan Kamal Vartoosh has learned the lesson of love and betrayal. Forced to remarry and produce an heir, he determines to find the ugliest and most malleable of brides--one who will never truly be his Khaneesa: his queen. A body to breed and nothing more, his bride will have to learn the hardships of being the harem wife. But with every moment spent together, Kamal discovers his wife isn't as forgettable as he'd hoped, and as his feelings for his sweet wife grow, the more he realizes how much he truly betrayed her. When the pressure and pain finally break her, will the warrior king find forgiveness on his knees before his treasured queen?

Copyright © 2025 by Bookish Dae After a year of enduring her husband Silas's constant, subtle comparisons to his impeccably ambitious and model-esque coworker, Dalia Jackson reaches her breaking point when he dismisses her homemaking as laziness and her voluptuous body as a lack of discipline.

They said the night I was born a storm engulfed the small town. They didn't realize how that storm will follow me through my love life and how this girl turned into a woman who became the storm. Not out of choice but build out of heartbreaks and betrayal. This is the story of me - Elaina Ross famous trust fund rebel, the Blacksheep of the family and the girl who was cheated on by her husband. How he burned me to the ground and how I got back up again, bringing thunder, lighting and the whole fucken storm and how I demolished his whole goddam world (with the bitch he calls wife now) **Content Warning - Strong language, explicit sex scenes, betrayal, on page cheating, religious mention** This list will grow into other mature warnings as the story develop Love yourself & take care Hiya everyone, the FoxyLady here. Welcome to my first story ever! This story has been living rent free in my mind for a long time. I've mixed fiction with a bit of my own past and I'm in love with these characters. With their flaws and all. Please vote, share and comment. Welcome to a small town, with a bad ass chick that like fast cars and living on the edge. a Boy with good manners that turns into bad manners in bed and how he loved the shit out of this girl, but love isn't always enough to stay out of someone else's bed. Follow the story of Elaina & Liam.

She loved him loudly. He loved her quietly-only when it was convenient. Leah believed two years of love meant security, a future, a place she could finally call hers. Yet, every time it mattered, he chose someone else. A best friend. A familiar comfort. A silence that hurts more than betrayal. This is a story about emotional neglect, unspoken loyalties, and the slow realization that love without priority is a form of loss. It asks a difficult question: How long can you stay where you are never fully chosen?

Missy is a nurse in the Clear City County state penitentiary infirmary. That's how she met him. Shank. The Road Captain of the Holy Rebel MC doing 3 to 5 for running illegal arms out West. The tall, dark, and handsome ciminal is sexy enough to sweet talk his way into the strong headed young woman's pants and heart. And Missy is head over heels for Shank. And she feels he really digs her too every time he tells her she's his and no one else's. Only when he gets out and she follows behind, she finds he has a whole Old Lady. A beautiful one. Heart broken, a pregnant Missy runs off up north to raise her child away from a group of criminals and liars. But faith isn't so kind and drags her back home down to Florida when her father passed away and she has to back to clean out her childhood home all the while hiding her son from his oblivious biker father.

"Don't open the door, Ruhi," Bianca warned me. "You'll let the monsters in." I should have listened. God, I should have listened. But my humanity was louder than my fear. And when the knocking came, I answered. I didn't just open the door to a stranger. I opened it to my own destruction. He didn't steal my heart. He stole my soul and the last piece of my sanity. And he wasn't the only one waiting in the dark. Pain blurred into silence. Tears blurred into surrender. In the end, it wasn't about love. It wasn't even about survival. It was about who could take more from me and how much of myself I was willing to lose before I stopped fighting. "You look beautiful when you bleed." He ran the blade down my hip. "Aarohi, my Ruhi. Isn't that what your name means? My beautiful soul. I will turn your soul so dark, you will forget what light feels like." He pressed it further, but gI didn't hiss. I didn't want to give him the satisfaction of pain. "How long will you hold on, Ruh? The prouder you are, the harder the fall will be." He grazed his teeth down to my hip bone, where the wound just opened, and he bit down hard so my hips bled more. That was what Acheron Delatore was. A soul sucking demon from the depths of hell and I was his lifeline.

"Gone are the days of whispered dreams under shared blankets and unspoken jokes that made us laugh until our stomachs hurt. We had once felt like two halves of a perfect whole, our love stitched together by time, trust, and a belief that we'd always be on the same path. But now, that path had split - quietly, slowly, like the shifting of tectonic plates." --- Stella and Vaughn have been married for three years - a relationship built on many years of love and trust. After meeting in college, they quickly became the center of one another's world, and got married straight after graduating. But things have changed. Gone are the days of late-night talks and spontaneous laughter. Now, silence fills the spaces where connection used to live. Stella often finds herself staring at Vaughn across the dinner table, or from opposite ends of the bed, wondering when the comfort of routine turned into the weight of distance. Vaughn, on the other hand, is too occupied to notice the shift. Too busy with numbers and securing deals, Vaughn never noticed his wife slipping away until she was already gone. Vaughn is determined to win her back, but will the combination of the past, family, and friends stand in the way?

Finding out we were going to be parents was supposed to be the happiest time of our lives. Instead, I feel my husband, Ethan, drifting away from me a little more every day. He's late coming home from work, he disappears for long periods of time, he's irritable and closed off, and nothing I say or do seems to reach him. As tensions between us mount, I'm discovering parts of my husband's past that I never knew existed. And when everything comes tumbling down, I'm forced to ask myself: how well do I really know the man I love?

Zara Foster couldn't be happier. She's graduated from Law school, gotten her first job, bought her first apartment and the love of her life, her boyfriend Alexander has just proposed. Everything seems to be perfect when Alex's best friend Heather moves back into town. With her boundaries repeatedly ignored and her fiance's attention elsewhere Zara has to decide if her relationship is worth fighting for or if walking away with her head high and her dignity intact is the best thing for her future.