Cleanromance Stories

Grayson is a man reshaped by betrayal. Once open and gentle, he is now guarded, stoic, and fiercely protective. Beneath the cold exterior lies a survivor learning to rebuild, his steady resilience a shield for those he cares about. Zoe is a redhead marked by scars of family rejection and trauma, carrying both resilience and fragility in equal measure. She longs for belonging yet fears the weight of hope, her warmth often hidden behind self-doubt. Together, they are two fractured souls whose paths intertwine. His walls meet her wounds, his steadiness balances her vulnerability. In their shared silences and unexpected moments of tenderness, they discover that healing is not about forgetting the past but about daring to imagine a future.

Eleanor Whitcombe steps into the glittering world of London society with hope in her heart, determined to find more than wealth or title. Nathaniel, Duke of Ravenswood, carries the heavy burden of legacy and duty, convinced love is a luxury he cannot afford. When a single dance draws them together, whispers and choices intertwine, and both must decide if they will yield to expectation-or risk everything for a love neither expected.

"𝒥𝓊𝓈𝓉...𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓎 𝓁𝒾𝓀𝑒 𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓈 𝒶 𝓁𝒾𝓉𝓉𝓁𝑒 𝓁𝑜𝓃𝑔𝑒𝓇." • • • Grace is a sports physiotherapist working for a hospital that hosts the elite athletes of West Hampton. A favor for a friend gets her on the path of being Isaiah King's physiotherapist - the tennis star who suffered a dire knee injury. At first, she's simply dedicated to healing both his body and mind - and perhaps getting him to believe in God- but things get complicated when hearts start to flutter, lines start to blur, and feelings get involved. Feelings that are especially not one-sided. [Clean Romance, Faith-based, Older Woman, BWWM]

Samira always believed things would work out. At fifteen, she lives in her head as much as she lives in the real world-daydreaming about the future, replaying conversations, imagining meanings in smiles that last a second too long. She believes love is simple. That if you care enough, try enough, feel enough, everything will fall into place. A quiet connection turns into something warmer, deeper-something that makes her blush in empty classrooms and smile at her phone in the dark. For the first time, her dreams feel reachable, almost written. But growing up has a way of interrupting fantasies. As friendships shift and emotions deepen, Samira starts to learn that love doesn't always follow effort, and feelings don't guarantee forever. Book One follows her first steps into romance, hope, and heartbreak-the beginning of a journey that will change how she loves, how she dreams, and how she sees the world. This is the story of a girl who believed love would always work out. And the moment that belief began to crack.

From the very first day, Aanya and Damien become fierce rivals. They compete in every subject, challenge each other during class discussions, and are constantly trying to outdo each other in tests and assignments. Their rivalry is legendary among their classmates, who take bets on who will win the next academic competition. But beneath the constant competition and snarky remarks, there is a growing tension between them, one that is far from hatred. ＼( 'ω')／

Mira, an avid player of otome games, suddenly finds herself in the world of the otome game she's just finished. As if that on its own isn't bad enough, she's become the game's villainess, Blythe Ridge, destined for execution once the heroine attains the good ending of whichever love interest she chooses. As a connoisseur of isekai web novels, she's convinced that all she needs to do to escape from certain death is to turn over a new leaf and stop bullying Daisy Willoughby, the heroine of the otome game. Easy peasy. Unfortunately for her, she soon finds out that she has no say in the matter-her body moves of its own will whenever certain game events have to take place. Everyone around her is bemused by her frenzied scrambling to claim that all her malicious actions, and even some of her speech, are a complete and total accident. Mira-no, it's Blythe now-just wants to escape from the 'villainess' label to keep on living! ----------------------------------- "Born to be a pacifist, forced to be a villainess. Such is the story of my life!" "What in the world are you talking about?" "It's a meme, a meme!" ----------------------------------- (third person, past tense, slowburn clean romance, LOW fantasy) ----------------------------------- Note: An otome game often refers to a romance visual novel, targeted at women, with a female protagonist and male love interests. Some include stat-raising aspects. ----------------------------------- Updates Tuesdays and Thursdays. Read up to 6 advance chapters on Patreon! ⭐️

✨Between sin and sincerity... destiny still finds a way to write love.✨ 🥀They called it a mistake. She called it fate.🥀 Fa-Farid... please mujhe bachalo," Amaya gasped, her voice breaking as tears streamed down her face. "Mujhe abhi tumhare saath aur jeena hai..." "Amaya... meri jaan," Farid whispered desperately, pulling her closer despite his shaking hands. "Kuch nahi hoga tumhe. Main kuch nahi hone dunga. Please... bas apni aankhen khuli rakho... sirf mere liye..." Her blood soaked into his clothes, stained his hands, warm, real, terrifying. And a few steps away... A man stood watching. A slow smirk curved his lips. This was what he wanted. This was his revenge. But who was he? To uncover the truth, follow the story... Meri Kismat - a story of heartbreak, redemption, and revenge, the kind of love that finds its way through faith..🤍 Let's dive into the journey of, FARID AHMED KHAN and AMAYA KHALID SHEIKH.

When Georgia Hart drives back through the tree-lined roads of her childhood hometown, the golden leaves whisper a truth she's not ready to face. Everything looks the same, and yet nothing is. Once a bright-eyed kindergarten teacher, Georgia returns home searching for something steady after a season of loss and restlessness. What she doesn't expect to find is Richard Ellis, the quiet boy she grew up with. He's older now, broader in the shoulders, and still carrying that easy, disarming charm she never quite forgot. Years ago, their friendship had always skirted the edges of something more with glances that lingered too long, conversations that felt like secrets. But life moved forward, pulling them in different directions. Now, with her father's recent death the family's orchard needs tending, her mother urging her to stay and help. Now Georgia finds herself working alongside Richard once more. Between the hum of bees and the scent of ripe apples, old feelings stir like leaves in the wind. Richard's teasing smile hides a tenderness he can't quite name and Georgia's heart begins to thaw beneath the warmth of his handsome features and steady devotion. As autumn deepens, the two must decide if what they once left behind was just youthful affection... or the beginning of a love that never really ended. A story of coming home, healing, and rediscovering grace. "Where Love Took Root" is a tender, slow-blooming romance reminding us that sometimes the heart doesn't move on... it waits.

We all know Adam died in Season One, but is that really the end of the story? What if Lute and Adam were in love and were separated by the great divide? What if Sera has a soft spot for Adam? What if Emily falls into the great pits? Read more to find out! DISCLAIMER: Contains very out of character moments due to the *plot* DISCLAIMER II: Some bits of this story are canon to Season 2, and some are NOT. I came up with this story before Season 2 came out, and I released it before Season 2 got released, too! I tried to weave a bit of Season 2's plot into the story so nothing would be out of whack, so if the story doesn't feel fully canon, that's why.

When a single mom and a widowed father agree to live like pioneers for a hit reality show, their on-screen marriage feels like part of the act... until it isn't. Between chopping wood, raising children, and sharing stories by lamplight, something real begins to take root - something neither of them was ready for. Because sometimes the hardest thing to survive isn't the wilderness. It's falling in love for real. ✅ Fully written | 📅 Updates every Sunday until complete

2 athletes + 1 PR nightmare = 1 fake relationship. What would you do if you to be in a fake relationship for a year? Sunday Jackson doesn't have time for dating. She is already busy enough maintaining her perfect 4.0, being the best track star she can be, all while navigating the pressure to be the best. A highly publicized altercation has left basketball star Carter Wright's reputation in shambles and he needs a quick fix. The quick fix? A complete makeover of his reputation, including community service, bringing his GPA up, and a serious girlfriend. The two must navigate a fake relationship with increasingly real feelings, along with the demands of being college athletes. Keywords: fake dating, college romance, sports romance, Black leads, new adult

(COMPLETED!!!) Telly, a single, free-spirited woman in her 30's, was destined for the grand life at the Big Apple. But when her daddy suddenly passed away, she was faced with the life decision of taking the reign in managing her parents' beloved boutique hotel in their small town in Georgia, leaving her dream life, dream job, and big promotion in New York. But how can she run this successfully? Well, desperate times call for desperate measures! Find out the clever way she did it! Read along and you may find yourself in the same path of discovery as Telly about yourself, your life and your love as she embark on this monumental journey.

Greyroot is a city that watches. Its cobblestone streets remember every step ever taken, and its walls keep secrets older than the academy built within them. Nothing here is as still as it appears-not the stone, not the silence, not the past. Aila has always noticed things others don't. The way the ground feels warm beneath her shoes. The way the city seems to shift when no one is looking. At Greyroot Academy, she's taught to observe and investigate-but no one warns her what happens when the city starts answering back. Tomas knows how to belong in Greyroot. He's charming, careful, and comes from a family whose name is woven into the city's history. What he shows the world is easy. What he hides is darker, heavier, and far more dangerous. As strange disturbances begin to surface, Aila and Tomas are drawn into a mystery buried beneath stone and memory. Anger rises. Trust is tested. Feelings neither of them expected begin to grow in the spaces between fear and truth. Some cities are built to last. Greyroot was built to forget. But not everything stays buried forever.

Read. Write. Don't fall for the popular guy. My name is Skye Rodgers. You probably don't know me. I'm the girl who sits in the front row, takes perfect notes, and spends lunch shelving books in the library. I'm the girl who watches the "cool kids"-the Harperville High A-List-from a safe distance, judging their parties and their egos while I stay invisible. And I liked it that way. Until Miss D'Angelo's English assignment changed everything. The mission: Read one book a week and write a diary entry connecting it to my life. The problem: My life is boring. The twist: Suddenly, it's not. As I dive into Pride and Prejudice, my own world starts to look suspiciously like the Bennet family drama. The lines between fiction and reality are blurring, and the arrogant rich kid from the back of the class is suddenly invading my narrative. I intended to write my way to an A+, but I might just be writing my own love story which may turn out to be more a horror story.

Her only strength-the one reason she rises each morning-is the man she's loved since birth. He had once been her beacon of hope, her promise of a better future. But that was before the sickness crept in. Before his heart began to fail. Before he was pulled into a world she could no longer reach. Now she stands alone, in a world that seems bent on tearing her apart. Responsibilities, temptations, and passion knock at her door, each begging for an answer she's not sure she can give. Her faith is the one thing she clings to, desperately. But even that is slowly slipping through her fingers. The scriptures had said: "Thou shalt not fall"... But they said nothing about falling in love.

Ayla Al‑Thani learned silence early. Not out of weakness, but out of faith. In Doha, she is known, but rarely understood. Emir Kaya lives by discipline, carrying power like armor. Their meeting is brief, meant to be forgotten. But duty remembers. Families decide before hearts speak. A marriage forms without promises. Between cultures and expectations, patience becomes their language. In quiet prayers and shared restraint, love begins to grow - slowly, through dua.

Ria, a seventeen year old teenager in her final year in high school comes from a very wealthy home and this makes her really privileged to get anything she wants. She has never fallen in love due to her high standards. It all turns around when she goes to college and starts having feelings for her brother's best friend who she has known for over eight years. Unknown to her, Williams had liked her for about three years but, he doesn't have a chance to confess his love for her because he fears her brother going to be against the relationship. Will Ria and Williams eventually date? Find out in the novel😌❤️

Cecily Dencourt has her life mapped out perfectly. Marry Edmund Torrington, save her family from disgrace with his wealth, and publish her music in secret. It's a golden oppurtunity when she's sent to live with the Torringtons. But, when age-old loyalties are shattered and her secrets are threatened, can she untangle herself from a disaster she composed? Anthony Peyton is fleeing his past. Escape appears when he's called to live with his distant relatives, the Torringtons. He's here to work. Not fall in love. And especially not with his cousin's fiancée. But Cecily holds his broken heart in the palm of her hand. Is this his chance at love, or is he utterly doomed? Through the social upheavals of Elizabethan London and the origins of one iconic song, can an earl's daughter and a country parson's son find enough middle ground to form a life together? And will their days be filled with music or dreary silence?

In "The Surface" , Paula Phillips delivers a breathtaking blend of adrenaline, vulnerability, and fierce love set against the towering waves of Hawaii's North Shore. Skyler Paula Sailsbury, the world's most celebrated female surfer, is more than just the "Golden Girl" of the sport , she's a woman on the edge of reinvention. Beneath the gloss of sponsorships and magazine covers lies a soul haunted by fear, perfectionism, and the pressure to perform. As she prepares for the biggest heat of her life at Pipeline, Skyler must confront the crashing truth: the ocean doesn't care about image-it demands authenticity. Enter Liam Cross, a scruffy surf photographer who sees through the brand to the woman beneath. Their chemistry is electric, their history tangled, and their connection the only thing keeping her grounded as the wave of a lifetime approaches. From the roar of the barrel to the hush of a moonlit lanai, this story is a celebration of grit, grace, and the kind of love that doesn't just survive the storm, it rides it. The Surface is a cinematic, emotionally charged ride that will leave readers breathless and cheering for the girl who dared to fall and rise again.

"She thought she was writing fiction-until her heart became the plot." At thirty-three, Amara is exhausted. Overworked, constantly criticized, and quietly discouraged, she's learned how to survive-but not how to dream. Writing, purpose, and impact feel like things meant for other people. A one-month cruise should be a simple escape. A pause from disappointment. But it awakens the parts of her she buried to stay strong. Encouraged by a mentor who sees her worth, Amara begins to imagine a future she's always been too afraid to want. Especially when it might depend on someone far beyond her reach. Then she meets him. Late-night conversations. Unspoken attraction. Moments that feel dangerously meaningful. She doesn't know who he really is-only that being near him feels like coming home. When truth and timing collide, Amara must choose: stay safe in the life she knows, or step boldly into the dream God placed in her heart. *Dream vs Reality* is a slow-burn, faith-filled romance about courage, purpose, and a love that quietly changes you from the inside out. ✨ Strong female friendships ✨ Faith, purpose & self-discovery ✨ Emotional tension & gentle love ✨ Women finding their voice