First-Person POV Web Novels & Badboy Twisted Stories

“I was supposed to marry a man who couldn't even open his eyes. Instead, I ended up kissing the one man I could never have.” Elowen's family throws her into a marriage with a comatose gang heir to secure their own interests. With the man she loves gone and nowhere else to turn, she accepts her fate. Until she realizes the stranger she kissed the night before is her new husband's father. Damon Moretti is powerful, dangerous, and completely off-limits. Now, Elowen is trapped under the same roof as the one man she should never want. But how long can Elowen pretend that the most forbidden man in her new life doesn't want her?

⚠️Read with caution. Bella’s life was perfect—until she woke up in bed beside the one man she should have never touched. Kane. Her sister’s boyfriend. One drunken night became a forbidden secret that could destroy Lisa’s innocent, perfect world. But Kane refuses to let Bella forget what happened. He turns their mistake into leverage, using her secret to pull her deeper into a twisted game where he calls the rules—and Bella has no choice but to play. She hates his control. She hates the way he gets under her skin. And most of all, she hates that the more she fights him, the harder it becomes to deny the attraction between them. Meanwhile, Lisa remains blissfully unaware, believing the people she loves would never betray her. Bella knows she has to escape Kane before he destroys everything she has left. But when Kane sets his sights on more than her freedom, can Bella break free from his clutches—or will she finally surrender her resolve and let him claim everything she has… even her heart?

NOT BROTHERS Rhys and Bash were raised as brothers, bound together by a childhood, neither of them remembers and a dependence neither of them knows how to escape. They share a home, a history, and a bond that has always felt stronger than anything else in their lives. But when Bash meets Julian—a kind, uncomplicated man who makes him feel free—something inside, Rhys begins to unravel. At first, Rhys’s jealousy looks like a concern. His interference looks like protection. His control hides behind years of knowing exactly what Bash needs. Until Bash starts questioning the things Rhys has always made him believe. Because Rhys has never seen Bash as someone he could lose. He has seen him as someone who belongs to him. And if keeping Bash means destroying every chance he has at a life beyond their shared walls, Rhys is prepared to do exactly that. They were raised as brothers. But what happens when love becomes something? Neither of them can call innocent anymore?