"When I push it into your mouth... just swallow." His lips part slightly, breath uneven. I lean in, close enough to count the flecks in his eyes. Our knees brush slightly. He pulls back a second too late. I take a slow drag, hold it, then exhale steady between us. The smoke slips past his lips, and in that second, I can't help it. I press my mouth to his. *** Blake Callahan ruined me without even trying. Now I'm going to ruin him too-one threat, one kiss, one perfectly timed prank at a time. He has everything-money, looks, and a last name that opens doors. The golden boy of Seattle: captain of the soccer team, top of the class, with a future already written in Ivy League gold. Me? I'm Ryder Quinn. Dyed hair, piercings, fists bruised from too many fights, and a life with no safety net. Reckless. Broke. No future. We come from opposite worlds-his built on privilege, mine on survival. We're supposed to hate each other. And for a while, we do. But hate turns into tension. Tension turns into something neither of us can control. Because loving him was never part of the plan. Destroying him was.

Adrian Miller, a 26 year old Beta of a pack, is mated to an ordinary warrior and can't seem to handle it. Evan Dursley, the 27 year old said warrior has no clue how to react to his disgruntled Beta. Adrian's ego immediately screams rejection but there's just something about the quiet and stormy Evan Dursley that makes him feel caught, cornered and shaken. Throw in a mix of push-pull dynamics, a National Football League for werewolves, long distances apart and jealousies, and the path to separation doesn't feel so easy. Would Evan eventually be burnt in the fire of rejection, or the Beta be claimed by the man who breaks him? ~~~ Tropes: Slowburn Romance Football players Power Bottom Sexually tensed aggression Corporate Office Jealousy Rejection BetaXWarrior

In a single moment, Simon's life had turned upside down. Homeless, packless, rejected, and without his beloved family, Simon had lost all he's known to the person he was supposed to call his soulmate, Vince. Ostracized from his own home, Simon must learn to survive on his own, dealing with unruly rogues, and the emotional toll of the mate pull. When all hope seems lost, Simon faces an ultimatum that could change his life, for better or worse. Intended for Mature audiences. TW/CW: death, suicidal tendencies, assault, toxic relationships, PTSD, panic attacks, manipulation, child abuse, etc.

Andy realizes the hard way that he's too pretty for prison. Unfortunately he's already caught the eye of the most dangerous inmate in Third Block. Warning: Dark Romance, Obsession, Prison

Felix Moretti was stolen from his family as a baby by a mother who didn't want him for love, only revenge. Raised in a world of violence, fear, and neglect, Felix has known nothing but pain at the hands of his abusive stepfather, Jack. But everything changes the night Jack dies. For the first time in years, Felix is found and waiting for him are the five older brothers who never stopped loving him. Each shaped by power, pain, and loyalty, the Moretti brothers are dangerous men in a dangerous world, but for Felix, they will become something else entirely: Home.

Xander Romano has always been the quieter twin, impulsive, moody, a little dramatic. But behind the eye-rolls and sharp comebacks is a boy who feels everything too deeply and doesn't know how to talk about it. And now, he's carrying a secret far too heavy for someone his age. With five overprotective older brothers, you'd think he'd be safe. You'd think someone would notice. But Xander's been hiding more than just skipped meals and forced smirks. He's been hiding the truth. He can't tell them. Not about him. Never. But secrets don't stay buried forever.

Luin Sorelle is good at pretending. At seventeen, he knows how to smile when people are looking, how to laugh at the right moments, and how to hide the truth in his eyes. At home, it's different. His mother's words are sharp, her temper worse. She's been that way ever since his dad left when Luin was five. Blaming him for everything, even the hunger in his stomach. She started giving him less food, and over time, he just stopped wanting to eat at all. When his mom gets another job, they move again. New town. New school. Luin plans to keep his head down and stay invisible. But then he meets the Rennick triplets. Adrian, Cassian, and Rowen. They're confident, intense, and seem to watch him like they know something he doesn't. What will happen? 2025/09/29- #1 depression, #1 bxbxbxb, #2 bxb! Thank you so much for all your support!♥☻♥

After being forced to witness the brutal murder of his mother, Falyn was left traumatized and voiceless. At the mercy of his father, the Duke of Ramport and the man who ordered his mother's death, Falyn was locked away and abused for years. Nine years later, at the end of a long and brutal war, the human nation of Vrayna enters into peace talks with the Beastlands, with a marriage treaty as part of the terms. Rather than lose his precious daughter to the Beastlands, the Duke sends Falyn in her place, assuming that he will be rejected and killed. But Falyn isn't rejected. Instead, Falyn finds a new beginning, a chance to heal the wounds of his past, and a love he never expected. ***Finalist for New Community Novel of the Year on Tapas***

When the Drysdale family leaves their troubles behind in Nevada to start a new life on Bainbridge Island in Washington state, they find themselves sharing their remote neighborhood with the Jensen's. The two families become fast friends. But Brian's past still haunts him. Will the new neighbors help him find peace?

Fifteen-year-old Adonis has spent his entire life afraid, afraid of the foster care system that raised him, and afraid of being labeled "weird" for the way he talks, moves, or sees the world. He's used to being alone, used to being misunderstood. But everything changes when he discovers he isn't alone after all he has a family. Four older brothers. One sister. They're strangers, but they welcome him with open arms... or at least, they try. Fitting in isn't easy, not when Adonis is used to hiding parts of himself just to survive. Starting a new school only makes things harder until he finds two surprising sources of comfort: the football field and his brother's best friend, who acts like he can't stand Adonis but never seems to leave him alone. Will Adonis finally learn to heal? Can he earn his siblings' trust and maybe even their love? Adonis has no idea. But for the first time in his life, he's ready to find out.