Romans Contemporary & Histoires Bully Forbidden Love

"You will not wear that to my pool party, okay?" He was so close now, I could practically inhale his breath. "Why?" "Because I'm your brother and I say so." I scoffed involuntarily. "Yeah, right. You mean my stepbrother, whom I don't and will never accept as my stepbrother?" "Whether you like it or not, we are stuck together. And although I do not like it either," he stepped closer, his body pressed against mine and causing my heartbeat to increase erratically. "I would prefer not to add to my suffering by watching you flirt with some other guy." I swallowed, confused and conflicted. Does my stepbrother want me or not? Which is impossible, because seven years ago in high school, I was so convinced Liam Shedrach hated my existence. Why the sudden change after he found out we would be step siblings? Did anything change? Will the pretense to keep up the loving siblings appearances even last for long?

Gwen is one sharp girl and it has always been her desire to be Queen of College. When she arrived in RavenBane after the death of her parents, she discovered the existence of werewolves and the possibility that she might be one herself, but a dormant one. Gwen joined the cheerleading team to become popular and because she found the hockey team captain, Yates Pendragon attractive and worthy of stealing. But how terrible life can be — he turned out to be involved in the death of her parents, and Gwen would do anything to pay him back, including seducing him for revenge.

Ninety days. One summer contract. Plenty of time to make some questionable decisions. Tessa came to town for one thing: the role of a lifetime. Landing the lead is everything she's worked for, and if she can survive ninety days of rehearsals, performances, and backstage drama, it could change her future. Then she meets Danny. Tall, dark-haired, ridiculously attractive, and her leading man. A summer showmance with him wouldn't be the worst way to spend three months. There's just one problem: Danny barely seems to notice her. And the returning cast's inner circle has made it painfully clear that the new girl who walked in and landed the lead isn't welcome. Enter Jay. Blond, annoyingly fit, and absolutely not her type, the local dancer invites her paddleboarding after rehearsal. One chaotic afternoon turns into late nights, river bars, bad decisions, and Tessa constantly asking the same question: What are we doing tomorrow? With Jay, summer is easy. Backstage, it's anything but. Claire, Tessa's understudy, seems determined to prove Tessa never deserved the role in the first place. The whispers are getting harder to ignore. And just when Danny finally starts giving Tessa everything she thought she wanted, she discovers her leading man might not be on her side after all. Then there's the one rule Tessa absolutely cannot afford to break. No relationships between cast members. Getting caught could cost her the lead and the dream she came here for. Danny is supposed to be the guy she wants. Jay is supposed to be her safe haven. But somewhere between rehearsals, secrets, stolen nights, and a cast waiting for her to screw up, Tessa starts falling for the one person she never planned on wanting. The contract ends in ninety days. Getting caught could end her dream a lot sooner.

They took everything from him once. Sixteen years ago, Brent Lennox watched his mother die on the kitchen floor while his father’s mistress and her son stood there and did nothing. Then soon after ripping the family apart, they vanished and left him with a hollow house, a silent father, and a hatred that never cooled. Hockey became the only thing that still belonged to him and that only lasted till the day the front door opened and his past walked back in. Maddox Lennox.
His stepbrother and a former nightmare.
He was the captain of Brent’s rivalry team; The Black Eagles. He had the same cocky smile and that familiar quiet threat in his voice when he leans in and whispers,
“Your life might be taken from you again, baby bro.” Now they’re on opposite sides of the ice, leading rival university teams in a championship that will decide more than just a trophy. The Lennox name. The empire. The future. Brent intends to bury him. Maddox intends to take everything. But the closer they get, the harder it becomes to tell the difference between wanting to destroy someone… and wanting them in ways neither of them is supposed to. Rivals. Stepbrothers. And the thin ice between them is starting to crack.

"This is wrong. She’s my sister now. I’m supposed to kill every feeling I have for her," I muttered. I’ve always had feelings for her ever since we were in grade school. But I didn’t know how to tell her, so I bullied her instead. I followed her to college because I couldn’t stay away from her. I knew she’d never agree to go out with me. Hearing the news about her mom and my dad getting married was like a dagger to my chest. At first, I thought it would be a good thing if she became my sister, maybe my feelings for her would disappear. But they didn’t. .................... After a terrible heartbreak, Abigail found comfort in her stepbrother. That’s when she realized he had been harboring feelings for her all along and she felt the same. But such love is forbidden.

She is the bodyguard’s daughter; he is old money. They live in the same world, yet are divided by power. In the Upper East side where no one dares to defile him, Penelope defiles him, pushes him to the edge, and drives him crazy. She does not belong in Sebastian Vanderbilt’s world of wealth and power. Yet, she somehow fits in despite discrimination. Her not-so-easy life is made even more complicated when Sebastian’s scheming fiancée, Madeleine, arrives as a VIP student in Whitmore academy. Madeleine makes life hell for Penelope, making sure she knows that she is beneath the standards of the rich and powerful. Even when serious crimes are pinned against her, does this humble girl from Seattle get defeated by the Upper East siders? Despite his being a bodyguard, can her father protect her from the people he is protecting? This author dares you to find out!

Soma is a weak omega wolf, who has been bullied all her life by her Aunt, Helen, and her daughters, Maeve and Sheila. Her only goal is to survive them until she can run away with her best friend. But fate has other plans for her. During the Luna selection ceremony to pick the next Luna and Queen of Shadowspire pack, she is chosen by the Moon Goddess. Other pack members would be happy about this news, but not Soma. Because with this new title comes an Alpha prince who’s determined to prove to everyone that the Moon Goddess made a mistake by selecting Soma.

Aria Vance never wanted a new family. After her mother marries a billionaire businessman Richard Hayes, eighteen-year-old Aria is forced to leave behind the life she knew and move into the enormous Hayes estate. But there is only one problem. Richard already has a son, Jaxon Hayes. And Jaxon immediately hates Aria. To him, Aria and her mother are outsiders who have invaded his home, his family, and potentially his inheritance. He makes Aria’s first year at Crestwood College miserable, constantly reminding her that she doesn't belong. But Aria has one secret, Blake Reed, Crestwood’s golden-boy hockey captain. She's admired him from afar for months but lacks the confidence to approach him. After her handwritten love letters are repeatedly discarded, Aria decides to take a risk and secretly obtains the phone number she believes belongs to Blake. She begins texting him anonymously. Unknown to her, the number doesn't belong to Blake, it belongs to her stepbrother, Jaxon. And while Aria believes she's finally communicating with the boy of her dreams, Jaxon slowly becomes fascinated by the mysterious girl behind the messages. Meanwhile, Blake begins noticing Aria in real life. Suddenly, Aria is caught between the boy she thinks she's talking to, the boy she secretly loves, and the stepbrother determined to make her life miserable. And eventually, everyone is going to discover the truth.

If you enjoy watching people go from enemies to fuck buddies and then lovers, this is for you. “I wish you died on that ice.” Eli spat as he staggered out of the room. Eli had been bullied through high school and had carried the hurt to adulthood, spending thousands on therapy. He finally had a job he loved and his life was going perfect until Adam Payne showed up as his patient. Adam had led the group that bullied him in high school. Eli refused to treat him but his job was threatened so he reluctantly agreed. What happens when the man he hates is now the reason for a bulge in his pants? What next when this man has to choose between him and his career? Is their love worth Adam abandoning a hockey career he built in 14 years? Find out in this steamy sports romance.

"I watched you eat a seven-inch sub sandwich in one bite, Jer," Niko teased, a smirk playing on his lips as he guided his thick shaft into my mouth. "This won't be a problem for you." I shook my head, gagging slightly as he thrust. Nope... not a problem I couldn't handle. Jeremy Jacobson is the weakest link on the Westbrook University hockey team, he’s timid, insecure, and trapped in a toxic, hidden relationship with the team’s golden-boy captain, Axel Carter—the same guy who used to bully him and now completely owns him. But the game changes when Niko Archer storms into his life. Niko is everything Axel isn't: an openly gay former captain, a self-proclaimed bad boy, and exceptionally good-looking. He’s the kind of man who cooks when Jeremy forgets to eat, pushes his limits on the ice until his legs shake, and makes him feel like he’s actually worth wanting. The only problem is they're about to become step-brothers. Forced to live under the same roof, the tension between them turns hot forcing Jeremy to realise he deserves more than being Axel's dirty little secret. But with teammates, family, and a possessive captain watching their every move, playing with fire is bound to get them burned. Pucking Captain Niko is a steamy, high-stakes MM college hockey romance packed with forbidden stepbrother tension, slow-burn heat, and a love story that refuses to stay quiet.