Travelromance Stories

Crossings of the Heart - One-Shot Stories Every chapter is a doorway. Step through. Crossings of the Heart is an elegant anthology of mature, interracial one-shot romances where the main woman is always Black-and always the center of her own desire, discovery, and joy. From moonlit courtyards in Marrakech to fog-blown cliffs along Big Sur, from Kyoto's snow gardens to the honey-warm balconies of the Caribbean, these are intimate encounters that celebrate culture, chemistry, and connection. What to expect: • One-shot chapters: a complete story each time-no cliffhangers, just soul-deep moments that linger. • Interracial romance: a diverse cast of love interests across continents and cultures. • Mature but non-explicit sensuality: lush, emotional, and evocative scenes that invite you closer without crossing into explicit detail. • Strong settings: lush, place-driven storytelling-markets, gardens, rooftops, rivers, vineyards, and old stone alleys that feel alive. • Standalone comfort: begin anywhere, revisit favorites, collect the feelings that find you. You'll meet women who are artists, dancers, scientists, chefs, historians, and wanderers-each chapter a new spark: a rooftop kiss over Lisbon's tiles, warm laughter echoing in an Edinburgh loft, steam-soft murmurs in Budapest baths, moonlight ripening lemons along the Amalfi coast. These are stories of tenderness and courage, longing and consent, reverence and play-where a shared glance becomes a language and touch becomes a map. For readers who crave: • Heart-forward romance with grown, layered characters • Sensual storytelling that honors intimacy without graphic content • Travel-infused vibes and richly textured atmosphere • Short reads you can savor in a single sitting Author: Relle H. Book type: Anthology of one-shot interracial romances Tone: Elegant, intimate, wanderlust-kissed Open to any page. Let a place choose you. Let a moment keep you.

A gap year in Hanoi was supposed to be about self-discovery, not becoming the best-kept secret of two of the world's biggest idols. Maya knew they were hiding something, but she didn't expect the "studio project" to be a global world tour. Now, caught between the explosive energy of Mingyu and the protective stillness of Minghao, Maya is learning the hard way that loving a star comes with rules of silence. In the battle between the light that blinds and the anchor that holds, who will she choose when the music stops?

"Do you usually get into random people's cars?" "Only if they're poets." After a breakup she refuses to analyse properly, Mia does the only sensible thing: she leaves Cambridge and gets on the first train to Paris. Armed with a pink suitcase, a pink Polaroid camera, and a habit of making questionable decisions, Mia wanders through the City of Love trying very hard not to fall apart. Paris is louder, softer, messier, and far more romantic than she expected, and as strangers blur into something more, Mia is forced to confront what she's been avoiding: herself. Cara Mia is a sharp, funny, and tender story about heartbreak, impulsive escapes, and learning the difference between loving someone and losing yourself in them.

Moon Wilson being a reserved person seems to have some striking dreams about traveling the world. Even though fulfilling her dreams were quite difficult but still, she could manage her destiny the way she wanted with the help of Evan Hughes. But what happens when Siras Martin her so-called 'just crush' or should I say 'someone from past' always stays beside her. Or was Siras just an illusion to her? Should Moon forget every bit of her memory with Siras or might she be his? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Moon noticed a familiar figure walking towards her in the crowd of Krabi island. It was him indeed it was Siras. His eyes were gazing her ones. But something seemed different to her, this was not the way he used to stare her. The more his closeness increased the more it felt warm. She could not make direct eye contact with him that made her lift her chin. This was not close enough for him. He stepped more towards her. Not waiting for another minute he embraced her in his arms. She couldn't keep her eyes open. Just the moment she couraged herself to open her eyes, to her shock she was only by herself. It was only her getting all alone in between the enjoying people of her last dreamland.

Two critics. Eight cities. One unforgettable rivalry. Didi Okafor tells the truth, even when it burns. Tobenna Adeyemi tells stories, even when the food is mid. Together, they're the unlikely duo of The Taste-Off, Nigeria's newest food competition show. She's all logic. He's all charm. And nothing about this pairing is a good idea. Until it is. Between roadside bukas, fancy restaurants, and chaotic travel days, Didi and Tobi must navigate clashing styles, growing fan wars, and a chemistry that refuses to stay off-camera. In a game where the audience decides the winner, love was never supposed to be part of the recipe.

I have read many poorly written (or atleast not checked grammatically or spell checked) werewolf romances, and I have gotten tired of the same tired poorly written tropes(love triangles, overcoming Disney villain style abuse, poorly thought out polities, overcoming extremely obvious or stupid villainesses[real high school sh*t], enemies to lovers, war, witches, blah blah blah). I do like a lot of these tropes, just not in the werewolf books I've read. I like books where romance is a part of the main plot (or atleast consistently shown in every chapter), not a subplot that shows up every few chapters. I have a friend who prefers romance books where romance isn't the plot. I have read several romance werewolf books where romance isn't actually the plot, but the first 30ish chapters are all smutty romance and then a political or war plot takes over with no set-up or warning, and then the last 10 chapters go back to the heavily smutty, fast-paced romance. I don't mind romance books where romance isn't the plot; the werewolf books I've read just handled it really poorly. Anyways, I set out to write a werewolf romance I might actually enjoy. I can't guarantee it's better than what I've previously read, but I hope someone enjoys it. The first 15-20 chapters will probably be a coherent story, and the rest might be oneshots. I'm open to ideas(request), but I make no guarantees. I don't and won't write anything more than light smut; don't request lemons. I'm using the term Wolf-shifter instead of werewolf cause they turn into wolves, not a human-wolf hybrid, and they can shift whenever they want instead of only during the full moon. Most of the werewolf romances I've read were wolf-shifters, not actual werewolves. The music videos I included in the chapter are just songs from 2010-2015 or earlier to help me remember that's when I want this taking place. Songs are mostly random or just songs I like.

They met as strangers. Paris made them something else. Leo (19) and Mira (19) arrive in Paris as part of a group trip, expecting nothing more than fleeting moments and shared memories with people they'll soon forget. But in the quiet spaces between crowded streets and glowing nights, they find each other. A glance that lasts too long. A conversation that feels too personal. A pull neither of them planned for. As the city lights soften and boundaries begin to blur, what starts as curiosity turns into tension-and tension into desire. With every night spent wandering Paris, Leo and Mira grow closer, discovering that some connections don't need time to feel real, only honesty and the courage to choose each other. Under Paris, After Dark is a sensual, slow-burn romance about strangers becoming lovers, love found far from home, and the kind of connection that deepens when you stop running from it. Sometimes, the most unforgettable love stories begin when you're not looking for them.

[COMPLETE] Phoebe thought she was going to Scotland alone. Her mom's dream trip was supposed to be bittersweet, a way to heal after the loss. Instead, it's hijacked by Somhairle-glowering, sharp-tongued, and far too handsome for his own good. He knew her mother better than she ever guessed. And now? He seems intent on keeping Phoebe in one piece... even if it means driving her insane in the process. But Scotland has a way of unraveling secrets-and the biggest surprise might be what happens when Phoebe lets herself fall.

This is just part of a story I'm working on. The two main characters are college graduates taking a year off to travel across Europe who meet and have instant chemistry and decide to travel together.

A disillusioned law student goes on a surf trip to Costa Rica. A wandering surfer goes on "vacation". They meet, sparks fly, but their own demons make them hesitate. Part travel story, part romance, part surf journal, full soul-searching.

"Two strangers, One train, thirty two hours. And a connection that didn't need a reservation. " To know more about these strangers, you too become a passenger and board the train and dive into the story of these two strangers and their- "Unreserved Seats. " ©All rights reserved.

They met on a journey back home - two strangers sharing stories, smiles, and silence between bus windows and chai stops. Veer, wild and full of life. Anshii, quiet and composed. What began as a casual connection turned into late-night conversations, laughter under streetlights, and dreams shared in whispers. In the city that shaped them, their bond grew deeper - from strangers to friends, and slowly, to something more. But not every love story is meant to stay. Fate doesn't always ask for permission before pulling people apart. Now, they walk the same streets... as strangers again. Still carrying the memories. Still remembering the love that never got to stay. A story about meeting, belonging, and letting go - because sometimes, the hardest goodbye is the one that never gets said.

British siblings Danny and Shane arrive in Thailand seeking a fresh start, taking jobs teaching English as a foreign language to the workers at Golden Serpent Enterprises after the tragic loss of their mother. What begins as a hopeful adventure quickly spirals into something far more complicated. Drawn into the lives of their enigmatic cousins, King and Phayu, they find themselves caught in a web of rivalry, unexpected attraction, and secrets that neither were prepared for.

This is a tale of love, loss, and life. Rose has always led a life sorting out planners, a life confined to the four walls of hospitals surrounded by death, IV bags, and hospital smell. After getting fired from her hospital she unexpectedly stumbles on an itinerary to India. On her trip, she meets a grumpy author, Jungkook, who instantly dislikes her. Jungkook believes romance is dead and has run out of ideas for writing his romance novel. What will happen when the grumpy Jungkook meets the sunshine, Rose? Will they fall in love even after knowing Rose's truth? the truth she hides behind her sweet smiles? disclaimer: All the characters are imaginary and any resemblance to a person is purely unintentional. Any use of medical terminology may be inaccurate. Magical realism is also used. This is my first post. I will gladly accept your suggestions but please don't use hurtful comments.

Two souls. One flight. A thousand moments left unspoken. At Amsterdam, in the dead of winter, amidst its cold glow, and the hush of delayed departures, Rudy orchestrated a bold reunion with Sara-an old flame who slipped through his fingers years ago. Not by fate, but by quiet design. He booked the flight. He kept the hope. His dream? To make her see him again. And now, across crowded terminals, shared coffee cups, dimmed cabin lights, time finally slows for hearts that have waited too long. She carries her silence. He carries the years. Between them lies memory, longing, and the fragile chance to begin again. The clock ticks louder. Secrets are spilled. Regrets resurface. She begins to question everything-especially the quiet man who has waited for her all this time. As time passes by, they have made their own way to each other. The Dreamliner is a lyrical love story of soft gestures, missed chances, and the sacred timing of a second first meeting. Also, an unwavering proof that love doesn't always come with grand entrances-but with the courage to stay.

When fate takes an unexpected turn, two strangers find themselves sharing more than just a destination-they're stuck with each other in the same bed. Sofia, a free-spirited traveler seeking solitude, only wants to escape the chaos of her life for a few quiet days by the sea. Liam, a brooding businessman with a hidden vulnerability, is running from memories he can't erase. Neither expected to cross paths, much less be forced to share the last available room at a cozy seaside inn. As misunderstandings, banter, and undeniable chemistry fill the air, the tension between them grows. But the close proximity reveals more than they're willing to admit, and the walls they've built around their hearts begin to crumble. In this journey of stolen glances, secret confessions, and unexpected tenderness, Sofia and Liam discover that the only thing harder than sharing a bed with a stranger... is saying goodbye. Perfect for fans of forced proximity, slow-burn romance, and unforgettable characters. Will a chance encounter lead to a lifetime of love, or will it all fade with the tides? Find out in One Bed & Two Strangers!

Paris was supposed to be a fresh start for Amelia-a city of art, inspiration, and self-discovery. But when a chance encounter with the charming and mysterious Julien leads her through the hidden corners of the city, she realizes Paris holds more than just beauty-it holds secrets. From ivy-covered courtyards to candlelit cafés, Amelia finds herself falling not just for Paris, but for the man who seems to understand her in ways no one else ever has. Yet, beneath the romance and whispered confessions, she can't shake the feeling that Julien is hiding something. In a city where love lingers in every shadow, Amelia must decide: will she follow her heart or protect it before it's too late? A story of love, mystery, and the magic of Paris.

A [FANMADE] Travel Love Season 2 Upon returning to college for her sophomore year, Rose Moon is greeted with the news that her parents cannot provide for any of her hobbies. In order to continue to pursue her photography and travel hobbies Rose decides to look for a new job. The popular travel group Wanderstruck announces the need for a manager and Rose decides to apply. Will Rose get the job and experience she's look for? Or will something more come out of managing this group of four vastly different boys? DISCLAIMER: I do not own the art nor the original work from where the concept and its characters are from. They belong to their rightful creators.

In Fragments of Home (67,931 words, Romance), the lives of two people, Jaxon and Celeste, collide in the most unexpected way during a chaotic holiday season. Fate brings them together when they find themselves stuck at an airport due to a flight cancellation. Desperate to get home, they reluctantly team up to face the challenges of the journey ahead. Throughout their misadventures, their camaraderie deepens. As their journey progresses, an unexplainable attraction begins to blossom between them. However, amidst the laughter and intimacy, one of them harbors a secret. The lingering question remains whether they will have the courage to confront and share their truths, embrace vulnerability, handle anxiety, and acknowledge the love that has unexpectedly bloomed between them. Readers will be captivated by the genuine and relatable characters and find themselves immersed in a story of love that defies expectations, where home is not just a physical destination but a place in each other's hearts.

When Rosalie visits her father's family in France, things go array when she unknowingly acts as a stand-in girlfriend for a handsome and wealthy French heir.