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At Auradon Prep, perfect princess Chloe Charming and sharp-tongued Isle girl Hazel Hook couldn't be more different. What starts as Hazel teasing Chloe for attention slowly turns into something neither of them knows how to admit. As their friendship becomes something deeper, the two get pulled into a mysterious secret hidden beneath Auradon Prep-forcing them to work together while trying not to fall for each other along the way.

Holland Brennan had finally built a life that felt like her own. Settled into the Kentucky countryside, with her husband Mackenzie and their children, she had accepted the fact that she could really, truly relax. Spend her life looking back at memories, closing doors, and enjoying those ordinary days that passed by. In town, her little farm stand had turned into a full-blown bakery, filled with books, local faces, and the kind of community she had spent her childhood yearning for. Her days lived up to that ordinary title, at the fullest sense of the word. Nothing was missing, and for the first time, she had felt truly fulfilled. A house that always smelled of cinnamon rolls, children constantly growing faster than she'd like, and the farm of her dreams. Nothing about the life she built was particularly extraordinary. That was what made it everything she'd ever wanted. Told through the seasons of a Kentucky farm and the quiet moments that make a family, An Ordinary Life is a story about growing up, putting down roots, and discovering that sometimes the life you never planned was the one you were looking for all along.

The night of Ruhi Mehra's engagement with Avi Goyal turned out to be the most memorable and the loveliest moment of her life when she devoted herself-emotionally and physically-to Avi. Her hopes spared the highest skies, unaware of the devastating downfall awaiting her. A betrayal-by the people she once trusted. A life-shattering betrayal that changed everything. Just when she started accepting that she wasn't worth loving, Arhaan Oberoi entered her life. The charismatic, infuriating and impossible-to-ignore man made her believe that life wasn't meant to be lived for society, but for herself. And she found herself falling into the trap of love once again. But was she willing to give fate a second chance? Could she let go of her past and the insecurities that still haunted her? #SoftRomance #HeFellFirstAndHarder #GoldenRetrieverXBlackCat

Growing up, all she ever wanted was a normal life- to go to school, learn, make friends, and experience the world beyond her front door. But her father believed the outside world would corrupt her, so he kept her inside the house for most of her childhood, convinced he was protecting her from a broken society. Everything changed when Nathan came into her life. For the first time, she found love, hope, and the future she had always dreamed of. She finally believed she was building the ordinary life she had been denied. Then a new president was elected. As her country slowly unravels, she watches in real time as everything she once believed in begins to disappear. Rights are stripped away one by one. Freedoms vanish under the promise of "security." Neighbors turn against each other while many refuse to believe anything is wrong until it's far too late. Women are among the first to lose their place in society, rapidly being reduced from equal citizens to second-class people with fewer rights, fewer opportunities, and little control over their own lives. Those who speak out are branded terrorists. Those who stay silent hope the nightmare will pass. Most are simply too afraid to risk everything. With every new law and every executive order, the government tightens its grip on the nation. As the life she fought so hard to build slips away, she must decide whether staying silent will keep her safe- or whether speaking up is worth risking everything. The Good Wife Act is a chilling story about the slow collapse of democracy- not through one dramatic event, but through one law, one signature, and one act of silence at a time. It is a story about love, fear, denial, and the devastating cost of realizing the truth only after your freedom is already gone.

"She feeds the city with her hands. But who will ever feed her soul?" Areej has never been anyone's dream girl - not in her family, not in her dating history, and certainly not in the mirror. She's 34, curvy, Lebanese-Mexican, and the proud owner of one of New York's most beloved café spots. Her food? Famous. Her confidence? Selective. Her love life? Let's not. She's been rejected, forgotten, and betrayed one too many times. So now, her only vows are to her oven, her regulars, and the smell of fresh bread that fills the mornings. That is, until Matthew, the polished lawyer with Henry Cavill charm, starts noticing more than just her tuna sandwiches... and Bassel, the handsome Syrian doctor with kind eyes and old-world depth, walks in asking for her shawarma - and maybe more. Torn between past wounds, cultural pressures, and a growing storm of feelings she swore she buried years ago, Areej will have to ask herself the one question she's always avoided: What if love isn't a threat... but a choice she deserves to make? This is a story about heartbreak, food, family, and the courage to love yourself first. If you like slow burn, heartfelt banter, messy emotions, protective grandmothers, real women, and two unexpected rivals trying (and failing) to stay cool... welcome home.

For twenty years, Amelia Rhodes has lived a thousand lives. She has been a fearless sheriff, a compassionate nurse, an astronaut exploring distant galaxies, a determined journalist, and countless other women whose stories have touched millions. Audiences know her face. Critics praise her performances. Fans believe they know the woman behind the screen. But Amelia isn't so sure. Behind the cameras, the interviews, and the glamorous premieres is a woman quietly questioning who she really is when she isn't playing someone else. As each new role reveals unexpected pieces of herself, Amelia begins to realize that the courage she admires, the resilience she portrays, and the compassion that moves audiences aren't borrowed from fictional characters. They have always been part of her. Set against the vibrant backdrop of modern Hollywood, I Found Myself in Hollywood is an inspiring novel about identity, purpose, and discovering that the qualities we search for in others often already exist within ourselves. Sometimes the greatest journey isn't across the world. Sometimes it's the journey home to who you've always been.

Time to marry. Time to have children. Time to stop dreaming about a career and start accepting the life chosen for her. She refused. Leaving Turkey behind, Fatmagül builds a new life in India-far from the man who broke her heart and the family that wanted to decide her future. At thirty-seven, she knows exactly what she wants. She just doesn't know what life has planned for her.

One fight. One phone call. One decision that changed everything. The summer before her junior year, Lenora Schmidt runs from the only home she's known, believing her boyfriend, Max Myers, will be her safe place. She couldn't have been more wrong. What begins as one desperate night away becomes the first domino in a two-year descent through heartbreak, betrayal, fractured family, psychiatric hospitals, homelessness, and the impossible task of rebuilding a life that's been torn apart. As the people she trusts disappear one by one, Lenora is forced to confront a terrifying question: Can you learn how to live when you've spent your whole life just trying to survive?

A Song For Maisey In the DESCRIPTION field, paste everything below this line: She packed one suitcase. Three children. One heart. Zero regrets. Maisey Blakewell left the biggest pop star on the planet - not with a scandal, not with a fight, but with the quiet, devastating certainty of a woman who finally chose herself. Three years later, she's building a small, beautiful life in Gibraltar. Her children are thriving. Her heart is healing. She has almost - almost - stopped listening for his voice. Then a song appears online. No name. No warning. Just a raw piano, a broken man, and lyrics that could only have been written by someone who knows the exact colour of her eyes when she's trying not to cry. The whole world falls in love with it. Maisey tries not to. Rex Blayze has everything fame can buy and nothing that matters. He fired his management. He walked away from his contract. He's been quietly, desperately trying to find his way back to the woman who saw through him before the world saw him at all. But some doors, once closed, don't open from the outside. For everyone who ever loved someone who needed to grow up first. For every child who drew "Come Home, Daddy" and truly meant it. For every woman who chose peace over performance - and called it winning.

SULTANA 💜 Some scars are invisible, yet they shape an entire lifetime. Born into a home where she was never truly loved, Sultana grew up carrying the weight of rejection, betrayal, and heartbreaking secrets. Every trial she faced stole a piece of her innocence, leaving her convinced that love was never meant for someone like her. But instead of allowing her pain to define her, Sultana fought for a better future. Through determination and faith, she became a respected lecturer and a successful partner in a real estate business, building a life no one believed she could achieve. At thirty-five, she has closed the door to marriage forever. Then fate reunites her with Salim, a twenty-seven-year-old Army officer who has quietly loved her since his teenage years. While Sultana sees only the years between them and the wounds she still carries, Salim sees the woman he has never stopped believing in. Can patience, faith, and genuine love heal a heart that has forgotten how to trust? SULTANA 💜 is an emotional journey of survival, healing, forgiveness, and the courage to love again.

💔 Zoya loved Prem. But she never told her parents. By the time her secret came out, Prem had married another woman. Life then brought Shyam into her story... and later Rakesh, a loving man willing to understand her, respect her choices and build a separate life with her. Can Zoya leave her past behind and find love again in marriage? ❤️ ZOYA'S PYAAR-PREMA-KALYANAM A novel by Paadum Paravai 🕊️

She had been found beneath a dying camphor tree, wrapped in ruined silk and holding a piece of jade no one could name. They had called her Bai. They should have called her a storm. The Vermilion Palace had glittered beneath crimson lanterns, where beauty had concealed danger and silence had carried more weight than words. Two sisters had entered its world beneath very different expectations-one radiant and adored, the other quiet, unreadable, and impossible to overlook. Bai had never belonged to the palace, yet something about her had unsettled the world around her. Beneath the gold lacquer and ceremonial silk, she had discovered that power was rarely given freely, loyalty was easily broken, and love could become indistinguishable from obsession. She had learned that betrayal did not always arrive with a blade. Sometimes it came through a whispered accusation, a closed door, averted eyes, or the slow realization that the people you trusted had already chosen against you. Beyond the palace walls, isolation had become its own kind of kingdom. There, beneath ash-colored skies and distant mountains, survival had demanded strength she had never known she possessed. Years had passed, but time had not erased what had been lost. It had only buried it deeper. This had been a story of quiet strength, wounded pride, forbidden longing, and the kind of love that survived long after trust had died. A story of a woman who had been cast aside and refused to disappear. A story of betrayal, motherhood, resilience, and reckoning. Because some hearts had not been broken by cruelty. They had been forged by it. ©️ _RelleLebby_ // R. L.

Every morning at five am, two strangers move through the same space - separate, disciplined, unseen. Until one morning, a small act of kindness begins to blur the line between routine and something more. A story of quiet connection and respect. The first three chapters are told from his perspective. The last three chapters are told from her perspective.

She measured her waist every morning. He measured his hope in months. The measuring tape won. Amara has spent her life controlling her body - measuring, restricting, sculpting - because she believes her worth lives in her waistline. When pregnancy forces her body to change in ways she can't control, she faces an impossible choice: let go of the identity she's built, or fight to keep it at any cost. Her boyfriend Alex watches her disappear into obsession. He begs her to stop. She hides. She lies. She works out in secret, wearing corsets at night, tightening the measuring tape until something finally breaks. This is not a romance. It's a reckoning. A story about muscle memory, inherited trauma, and the brutal difficulty of unlearning the beliefs that have become our identity. Because the body keeps everything - even the things we wish it would let go. 🕯️ Content warning: pregnancy loss, body image struggles, emotional distress. 16+ #Dark Romance#Psychological Fiction#Women's Fiction#Contemporary Romance#Emotional#Sad Story#Grief#Loss#BodyImage#Obsession#Love#Heartbreak#PregnancyLoss#Trauma#Healing#SlowBurn#Angst#RealisticFiction#Tearjerker#New Adult #Character Driven#Literary Fiction#Relationship Drama#Mental Health#Self Discovery#Emotional Rollercoaster#Dark Themes#Intense#Romance With Depth#Coming of Age#Family Drama#Mothers andDaughters#DomesticFiction#Infertility#Miscarriage#Grief and Healing

Some people change your life by walking into it. Others change it from thousands of miles away. "Across Two Sunrises" is a heartfelt story of love, longing, and the impossible choices that arise when two souls find each other at exactly the wrong time.

Grace had six months to survive alone with her eighteen-month-old son while her husband chased a career opportunity he didn't need to take. She never expected to fall in love on a playground bench. Three months later, he came home. She stayed - for her son, for the life she couldn't afford to leave. Two years later, she's still married. Still counting the miles between herself and the man she never really let go of, wondering if she made the right choice. This isn't a story about choosing the right man. It's about a woman finding her way back to herself. A dual-timeline story of love, guilt, and the distance we choose - even from ourselves.

When a near-fatal accident changes Tara forever, every menstrual cycle is followed by mysterious deaths of pregnant women. As the body count rises, she must uncover the truth haunting her before another innocent life is claimed.

Some weekends don't just pass-they leave a permanent mark. Madison has spent thirty-nine years perfecting the art of a controlled life. She is the anchor in her own world-careful, deliberate, and deeply wary of any disruption. She believes she has left the instability of her youth far behind... until she meets Parker. At twenty-nine, Parker is a decade younger, yet he possesses a calm, steady maturity that makes Madison's world feel like a house of cards. Where she is guarded, he is grounded. Where she fears the fallout of a single wrong move, he moves with a confidence that sees right through her. What begins as an unexpected encounter at a wedding descends into a dangerous, magnetic pull. Inspired by a true, transformative experience, this story explores the blurred lines between who we are and who we wish we were. Add this to your library and follow to catch every new chapter as it drops. New chapter uploaded every Monday.

"If we're going to pretend we're fixing things, we have to look like a happy family. That's the deal." For fifteen years, Joanna has endured. But when she discovers her husband, Garrett, has been living a secret double life funded by lies and deceit, she finally draws the line-not for herself, but for their teen-age daughter, Nicole, who has spent her whole life walking on eggshells. Joanna serves him divorce papers with a clear warning: face a public, financial unraveling, or sign. Garrett's counter-offer is cold, transactional, and designed to stall: an easy, out-of-court split-if Joanna will work through a 56-day marriage devotional with him. Told through Joanna and Garrett's strained third-person perspectives, alongside Nicole's raw, first-person lens from the sidelines, what begins as a cynical contract soon turns into a high-stakes crucible. As Garrett confronts his secret sins and Joanna trades endurance for self-worth, Nicole watches the walls of her childhood home crumble from the inside out. With a family standing on the edge of total destruction, can a marriage built on lies survive the truth, or will the 56-day ultimatum prove that some fractures are too deep to heal?

Devour Me Series #4: Beneath Her Hands A Lesbian Dark Romance Thalia Petrou knows how to end a marriage. It's what she's built her life on. By day, she's a food critic and journalist---sharp, admired, untouchable in Monaco's most exclusive circles. But behind the polished reputation lies a carefully guarded secret. She marries for a living. Short-term arrangements. Controlled beginnings. Cleaner endings. No attachments. No consequences. No one who stays long enough to matter. Except one. Valen Albrecht---her ex-wife and one of Monaco's most sought-after divorce lawyers---is the only woman Thalia never learned how to leave behind. Every time Thalia walks into her firm, it's supposed to be business. Another case. Another ending. It never is. Because with Valen, nothing has ever been simple. Not the way they loved. Not the way they ended. And certainly not the way they keep finding their way back to each other. In a world where every relationship is designed to fail, Thalia has mastered the art of escape. Valen, on the other hand, has built her life on control, precision, and knowing exactly when to let go. But some things don't stay buried. Some endings refuse to hold. And some women---no matter how many times you leave---are the ones you return to without meaning to. MOST OUTSTANDING RANKING: #2 - lesbianfiction