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A chaotic, emotionally damaged campus king became obsessed with the one man he can’t control. Everyone at Blackthorne College wants Professor Vincent Hale. Nathaniel Laurent is the only one obsessed enough to ruin himself over him. Nathaniel Laurent is the kind of student professors warn each other about. He's rich, reckless, beautiful, and violent. A campus king with a charming smirk and a talent for getting under people’s skin. Especially Professor Hale’s skin. Teaching human sexuality at Blackthorne College means Vincent Hale has dealt with shameless students before, but none like Nathan. The infamous bisexual troublemaker seems determined to turn every lecture into a game of provocation and temptation. But what begins as harmless rebellion spirals into something far more dangerous. Because Nathan doesn’t just want Vincent’s attention anymore. He wants all of it, including what's in the professor's pants. Especially what's in the professor's pants. And the more Mr Hale tries to keep his distance, the more obsessive Nathan becomes. Stalking. Jealousy. Possessiveness. Until one reckless mistake threatens to destroy them both.

“Get down on your knees,” I command. “prove you're not affected by me, Or I press send and post this recording to every sports journalist in Europe before you can say jackpot.” **** Derek Hawk has always hated one thing, and that's the image Aleks Mcray portrays: the perfect, untouchable, old-money Formula 1 champion. Derek spent his whole life fighting for a seat on the grid, while Aleks was born for it. So when their team locks them in an isolated Swiss chalet to fix their public feud, Derek intends to make his rival's life miserable. Instead, he walks into Aleks’s room and catches him groaning his name. Armed with the secret, Derek finally has the leverage to ruin the ice prince. He demands complete submission, planning to break Aleks’s pride once and for all. What Derek doesn't realize is that Aleks has been secretly obsessed with him for years. Getting forced to his knees isn't a punishment, it's everything Aleks has ever wanted. What starts as revenge quickly turns into a dirty, addictive secret neither driver can walk away from, blurring the line until hatred and obsession look exactly the same.

FOUL PLAY is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers BASKETBALL romance with forbidden chemistry, and two men who were never supposed to fall for each other but did anyway. Leo Marcus has one goal. To win the championship and prove he's the best point guard in the league. Nothing else matters…not his father's remarriage, not the new stepbrother who moved in last month and not the fact that this new stepbrother is Kaelen Blackwood. The arrogant, infuriating, impossibly talented star of his arch-rival team and the same man who's haunted Leo's dreams since their first game two years ago. Kaelen Blackwood has one goal too. To destroy every record, win every game, and prove that he's not just another pastor's kid who was supposed to settle down and get a real job. He doesn't have time for distractions or his new stepbrother, Leo…the quiet, controlled, shockingly talented point guard who stares at Kaelen like he wants to kill him or kiss him. Kaelen isn't sure which is worse. Now they're living under the same roof, sharing the same bathroom, eating at the same table, fighting for the same glory and losing a battle neither of them can afford to lose. Because the more they fight, the more they can't stop thinking about each other. The more they touch, the more they need and the more they need, the more dangerous it becomes. They're rivals, they're stepbrothers…they're enemies. Well, they're everything they're not supposed to be. And they're about to find out that some lines, once crossed, can never be uncrossed.

He was supposed to protect me. Instead, he destroyed me. Damn you, Alpha. Brian Kingsford is an Omega pretending to be an Alpha in a world that would devour him if the truth came out. So when his father assigns him a new bodyguard, Brian expects another man he can intimidate, manipulate, and eventually drive away. He is wrong. Ace Duskmere is a disciplined Alpha, an ex-soldier who believes he knows his boundaries. He's the first person who refuses to be intimidated or manipulated by Brian's attitude. Naturally, Brian makes it his mission to break his control. What begins as a game of provocation soon becomes something neither of them expected. Stolen glances turn into lingering touches. Arguments become charged with something neither man wants to name. And the more Ace tries to keep his distance, the more Brian wants him. But there's just one problem. Ace is married. He has a wife who loves him and a daughter who adores him. And he's supposed to keep the reckless billionaire heir alive—not become the man Brian can't stop thinking about. Brian knows he should walk away. He doesn't. He's never been good at walking away from something he wants. Because Ace becomes the first person who truly sees him. The first person who stays when Brian expects everyone to leave. And eventually, the only person Brian cannot control. Every choice Ace makes to protect his family destroys Brian a little more. Every choice he makes to protect Brian destroys his family a little more. And Brian's father, Elias Kingsford, will not tolerate anything that threatens his family's reputation, his political future, or the plans he has made for his son. Now Brian and Ace are trapped between desire, loyalty, and a secret that could destroy them both.

"You're my brother's biggest rival." Turner smirked. "And?" "And Liam would literally kill us." "Then it's a good thing we're not actually dating." Ezra Beckley only agrees to fake date hockey captain Turner Fisher to save himself from a campus-wide rumor disaster. The arrangement is simple: pretend to be boyfriends for three months, fix their reputations, and walk away. No kissing. No feelings. And absolutely no telling Liam Beckley—Ezra's overprotective older brother and Turner's biggest rival. The plan should have been easy, till Turner starts looking at him like he's something worth choosing. And suddenly, the fake relationship feels dangerously real.