Romances Online e Histórias sobre Drama com Angel

In every story, the Alpha and his beloved Luna live happily ever after. The treacherous Second Lead is cast out, branded a monster, and forgotten. That was supposed to be Cecelia’s ending. When Alpha Lucas chose Amanda and crowned her Luna of the Silver Moon Pack, the world cheered as Cecelia was dragged to the stake, framed for treason, and declared a bitter villain who tried to ruin true love. Everyone loved the heroes. Everyone hated Cecelia. Nobody asked why. Nobody knew about the forged letters, the stolen family heirlooms, or the dark political conspiracy that branded an innocent woman to steal her unborn child. To the pack, Lucas and Amanda were royalty, and Cecelia was the dark mark on their fairytale. Left for dead at the border, bloody and broken, Cecelia is rescued by Lancelot—the ruthless Rogue King whose name strikes terror across the territories. He doesn't offer pity, and he doesn't offer romance. He offers her a sword, a fortress, and a chance to survive. As Lucas and Amanda celebrate their perfect victory, a dark truth begins to surface: the "villain" they tried to erase is still breathing. And inside her carries a child with a bloodline powerful enough to destroy the Alpha Council. This time, Cecelia isn't playing the desperate girl begging for love. She is embracing the villainous mark they gave her, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the Rogue King to expose the heroes who built their paradise on her blood. They gave her a monster’s title. Now, they will feel a mother’s wrath. "You loved the fairytale," she whispered, stepping onto the ashes of their throne. "Now read the chapter where the monster wins."

The last person Cassie Adams expects to see sitting across the boardroom table is the man she left behind. Damian Voss. The man she never forgot. The man who never forgave her. Months ago, a broken heart sent Cassie running halfway across the world. Spain was supposed to be an escape a place to heal, reinvent herself, and forget the betrayal that shattered her life. Then she met Damian. What was meant to be a fleeting summer romance became something neither of them saw coming. Something intense. Addictive. Impossible to walk away from. Until Cassie did. Without an explanation. Without a goodbye. Now Damian is no longer the carefree man she fell for. He's cold where he once was warm, guarded where he once let her in, and determined to make her regret the heartbreak she left behind. He's powerful, ruthless, and one of the most influential men. Worse, her biggest career opportunity places her directly in his path, she discovers some mistakes never stay buried. Avoiding him isn't an option. Neither is ignoring the fire that still burns between them.

In existence shaped by order and opposition, two beings cross a line that was never meant to be crossed. An angel and a devil, born from different realms, find themselves drawn together in a way neither side could have predicted. What begins as closeness turns into something deeper, something forbidden. Love. But Heaven, the very force that created love, refuses to accept it. Their bond is seen as a flaw. A mistake. A defiance of everything they were meant to be. Despite everything, they choose each other. They try to hold on, to fight for what they feel, even as they are judged, even as they are pushed apart by the very laws that shaped them. If love was created by Heaven, why is it denied? And when even love is seen as wrong... can they change the fate that was already decided for them?

Death never made mistakes. For thousands of years, Azrael the God of Death guided every soul to the afterlife without hesitation. He never questioned fate... until a human nurse grabbed his wrist and stopped him from claiming a dying child's soul. Seraphina should never have been able to see him. She should never have been able to touch him. her fate was vanished As Heaven's oldest secrets begin to unravel and a forgotten enemy awakens from the shadows, the line between life and death starts to break. With every moment they spend together, Azrael risks losing his divine power, while Seraphina becomes the target of gods who believe a human has no place in Death's heart. Can love rewrite fate... Or will loving the God of Death destroy both worlds?

In a world where love and pain are tangled inseparably, Maria has built walls around her heart—walls carved from betrayal, heartbreak, and loss. She moves through life with a quiet strength, hiding the cracks beneath her broken smile. Francis, a man whose presence commands every room, sees the world differently. Bold, dominant, and unwavering, he is used to taking control—but Maria is unlike anyone he has ever encountered. Drawn to her fragility and the fire beneath it, he watches from the shadows, his intentions a dangerous mix of desire and protection. As their paths collide, Maria must navigate the tension between fear and longing, trust and temptation. Every glance, every touch pulls her closer to the edge of surrender, and every secret Francis keeps threatens to shatter her again. In the storm of their emotions, can they find solace in each other, or will the past keep them forever lost in their arms?

When I Realized I Had Lost My Angel Alexander King had everything a man could desire: wealth, power, and a future built on his own terms. As the CEO of Kingston Global Holdings, he was used to controlling every situation—until Elena Morris became the one thing he could never truly understand. With her fiery red hair, captivating hazel eyes, and a heart more fragile than she ever let on, Elena was the woman who brought warmth into his carefully controlled world. But love is not always enough to protect what matters most. Behind the glamour of their life together lie secrets, betrayal, and dangerous truths waiting to surface. As familiar faces reveal unexpected intentions, Alexander must confront a reality he never imagined: the greatest threat to his happiness may be closer than he thinks. When trust begins to crumble and the woman he calls his angel slips beyond his reach, will Alexander fight to win her back—or realize too late that some losses can never be undone? Sometimes, losing an angel is the only way to understand what she truly meant.