Dual-pov Stories

Elizabeth Chisholm is given the offer of a lifetime. She is going to travel the world, go anywhere she wants to go, see anything she wants to see, meet anyone she wants to meet, under one condition . . . She has to write about all her adventures and put them into a book that is to be published at the end of the year. Can she do it all without losing her sense of self? { WELCOME ALL TO } A Study In Adventure

BOOK 1. At an elite American university, a charming senior known for his playboy reputation crosses paths with a guarded junior who doesn't believe in love. Though he has a girlfriend, he finds himself drawn to her quiet innocence and strength, and what starts as indifference slowly turns into something neither of them planned. In a slow-burn romance filled with tension and temptation, feelings grow-and so does the inevitable betrayal.

Anika, a confident and fiercely independent woman raised in the fast-paced streets of New York City, arrives in India on a business mission-to deliver an important message to her boss's estranged brother about his rightful share in the company. But the man she must face is Rudransh-a brilliant yet reserved tech CEO whose world is built on codes, logic, and silence. Social interactions are the last thing on his priority list. When Anika's bold, lively personality collides with Rudransh's cold and guarded demeanor, sparks are inevitable. As their paths intertwine, buried secrets begin to surface, forcing them to confront truths neither of them expected. Will these revelations tear their worlds apart-or will destiny weave their lives together in ways they never imagined? ✨

She wasn't looking for him. He wasn't ready for her. Together, they step into the kind of love that changes everything.

We Fell Like Rain is a slow-burn, dual-perspective romance about two girls from opposite worlds. Skye is guarded, and Aimee, caught between expectation and truth collide by chance, and learn to love through quiet moments, misunderstandings, and shared vulnerability. Set against hallways, coffee shops, parties, and storms, the story explores grief, identity, and first love. Like rain, their relationship starts as a whisper and slowly becomes a storm they can no longer escape.

In which Skyler Lune moves from one half of the world to the other and has to discover what it's like to be a girl from the UK now living in Canada . . . OR In which Rowan Grey finally realizes he can't rely on his good looks and hockey-player charm when he starts his first year of college, and his attention is stolen by the new girl from across the world . . . OR In which Skyler and Rowan realize they could both be exactly what the other needs . . . and also the very thing that could destroy them. !!!WARNING!!! This current cover is just a temp till I can find the time to make the real thing.

What happens when a 20-year-old girl living a double life, high school student by day and a dominatrix by night ends up sharing an apartment with her virgin classmate who's terrified of intimacy?

She's spent eight years in a cage. He's the one man who could break her free-or break her completely. Emma Clarke has survived eight years with a man who tracks her phone, controls her money, and reminds her with his fists what happens when she forgets her place. She's brilliant, capable, invisible-exactly how she needs to be to keep herself and her daughter safe. Until her boss notices the bruises. Ethan Cross has spent three years buried in grief and guilt over his wife's death. He doesn't let people close. Doesn't risk caring. Keeps his world controlled and his heart locked down. Until his assistant tries to run-and her husband drags her back. When Ethan throws a violent man through a window to protect her, everything changes. Emma and her daughter move into his house. What starts as a sanctuary becomes something neither of them planned for. Something that feels dangerously like hope. But Emma's husband has brothers. A whole motorcycle club of them. And men like that don't let go of what they think they own. Some escapes require more than courage. Some require a man willing to stand between you and hell itself. Unguarded - Contemporary romance with suspense elements. Protective hero. Abuse survivor heroine. Found family. Motorcycle gang threat. HEA guaranteed. CW: Domestic violence (on page), child in danger (protected), motorcycle gang violence

Adrian Douglas and Nicole Ellis were twelve when the radio-nuclear bomb was dropped near his house. Everyone expected there to be repercussions--the scientists that created the solution grew fur, tentacles, and an uncontrollable rage--but no one expected people to develop Super Powers. The two kids certainly didn't expect it. But when the Many Angled Authority came for Nicole, and the Hero Creed came for Adrian, their lives take very different turns--and their lives, previously separate, become twisted together. Now, seven years later, one must defeat the other. The stakes are too high.

They're best friends who tell each other everything but they both hold a secret that they can't tell the other till they know it's safe. They're hunting the same person without knowing. And they both work for the same people.

He had survived bloodshed. He had endured chains and humiliation. But this-this sudden, aching awareness of a woman so far above him-this could undo him. She's a highborn. She is to be queen. She is betrothed. She is untouchable. She is not for you. The sky doesn't fall in love with the soil, even if the soil keeps it rooted. An unfolding of love that even the stars have denied, between a high lady set to be the future queen of the realm and a former warrior compelled into servitude by the very realm that destroyed his people. [Dual POV] Inspired by Blood Over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang, author of the Sword of Kaigen

Some love stories don't begin with fireworks. They begin on rooftops-above the noise, between classes, in the quiet moments no one thinks to write down. This is a collection of interconnected slice-of-life stories following Aurelia and Lucien, a fictional couple navigating college, friendship, and the slow realization of love. Set in Canada, from barefoot races and late-night toast to five-minute hugs and ordinary Mondays that turn into something more, these moments trace the gentle arc of two people choosing each other-again and again. This is a story about soft love, about noticing, about the way trust builds in small gestures, and how sometimes the highest places are where we feel safest.

𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙧𝙖 𝘼𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙤𝙣 . . . Is sick and tired of only being seen as Aaron Warner and Juliette Ferrars daughter! She wants to do more, be more, see more, in her life, and when the opportunity presents itself to her in the form of Jax Kent, she can't help but tackle it, or rather him, in a desperate attempt to get him to agree to helping her in her grand scheme. 𝙅𝙖𝙘𝙠𝙨𝙤𝙣 𝙆𝙚𝙣𝙩 . . . Is turning twenty, and he is terrified out of his mind. Twenty means that you are supposed to have life figured out! {maybe he does} Twenty means that you are supposed to know who you are going to marry! {he does} Twenty means that his father, Adam Kent, will finally be proud of him . . . he hopes. In theory, all of it is possible if only the girl of his dreams would start looking at him as more than a friend. 𝘼𝙧𝙞𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙖 𝙆𝙚𝙣𝙩 . . . Is tired of being in the shadows of everyone she knows. First, it was her twin brother Jax, then it was Amara Anderson, and now it is Eugene Kishimoto, the golden boy of The Waffel. But Arianna is forming a plan, one that will take her from just another shadow to the light, causing all the other shadows. 𝙀𝙪𝙜𝙚𝙣𝙚 𝙆𝙞𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙢𝙤𝙩𝙤 . . . Is uncontrollably in love, and it's all he can think about. See, for Eugene, he has always been loved, always been cared for, and he always knew, no matter what room he walked into, he would feel loved; he blames it on his stupid powers that make him the literal genie from Aladdin. This is why he has always believed that the love he felt, well, thought that he felt, was fake, and now, he is going to prove it by earning the love of Arianna Kent fair and square.

With the prophecy hanging over Asher and Judah's heads, they are forced to go to The Capitol. They just have to sort some things out. 1. They need to work together and help the girls figure out what the next step is. 2. They need to figure out a way to put their differences aside and work as the team the girls think they can be. 3. They must learn what their abilities are. On top of everything, they need to do that before their home is destroyed. Will they ever be able to do that as long as the lines in the prophecy remain a mystery?

Once, he slipped away from the kingdom just to see her. Now, they stand on opposite sides of a war. As tensions rise between the crown and the shadows beneath it, old memories become dangerous things. Especially when the person you're supposed to hate is the only one who ever understood you.

Lucas remembers everything. Every moment. Every promise. The Note. And the brutal reason why he can never speak of it again. After the accident, he chose silence over confession, carrying the weight of a love he can't afford to rekindle. Protecting Chloe has always come first - even if it means standing right beside her, unseen by the version of her that no longer remembers what they were. Chloe can't remember him. Not his name. Not their story. Not the way he used to look at her like she was everything. But something in his presence feels familiar. Safe. Warm. And as they find themselves drawn together once more, she begins to fall for him all over again - without realising it's the second time her heart has chosen him. In a world where the past hides behind silence and the future is too fragile to trust... Can love still find its way back? "You forgot me once. I just hope... You never remember how much it broke me."

Nerissa is a princess of a disease stricken land, left alone to rule the country after her parents pass away. However, there are those in the country who want the power for themselves and ambush Nerissa's carriage and kidnap her. She is later bought by a pirate captain, who takes her aboard his ship for safety. But life on the ship as the only woman is lonely and dangerous. She must fight to save her life or die trying.