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Tessa, known as Phantom Reaper, is a female assassin, the best of the best in her trade. Phantom Reaper is known for being a cold, calculating, untraceable, unfeeling, and ruthless assassin in the Underworld society of discarded criminals. This novel depicts her in first person narrative as we discover her past and follow her through an unforeseen encounter that changes her life forever in ways she never dreamed were possible. The Phantom Reaper contains violence, murder, and sexually explicit content, so read at your own risk.

After her husband's accident overseas, Ivy Callahan spent two years raising their twins alone, ran his family’s failing company back into profit, and turned down every lawyer who told her to file for divorce and move on. She never gave up on Nathaniel Ross. Then he walked back into their penthouse without a scratch, without a limp, without an excuse… and without his wedding ring. Nathaniel Ross had lost his memory, and someone close to the family had made sure he would never remember that he had a wife at all. His mother, desperate to secure his marriage to a senator’s daughter, had staged the entire deception. Nathaniel didn’t believe Ivy at first. He looked at the woman claiming to be his wife, claiming his children were his, and saw only a stranger with a convenient story. That refusal broke something in Ivy that two years of loneliness never had. So she stopped waiting to be believed. She took the twins, resigned from the company she’d rebuilt with her bare hands, and disappeared into a new identity as the head of a rival investment firm. A few months later, Nathaniel’s memory returns in full, all at once, and he spends every resource he has searching for the family he let slip away. He finally finds her on stage, announcing a merger that will make her the most powerful woman in the industry, with their twin children at her side and another man’s ring on her finger. Nathaniel will stop at nothing to get his wife and children back. Even if it means burning the world to the ground.

Father Lucien is Terranova's most beloved priest, he is steady, faithful, meek. Seraphina De Luca is the town's most notorious scandal , beautiful, reckless, ungovernable, having multiple men at her beck and call . When her family sends her to Father Lucien for spiritual counselling after getting caught in a motel with a man on a holy day , neither of them is prepared for what walks through that door. Because they have met before. Four years ago, one week before his ordination, Lucien wandered into a garden at an engagement party and found the most beautiful woman he had ever seen drinking stolen wine alone. They spent one night together, a night that cost him his vow of chastity and gave him something he has never been able to name. He left before she woke. He left her his rosary. He has spent four years building walls around that memory and calling it penance, a mistake that was never supposed to happen , but was it really? Lucien instantly recognizes the woman he has spent four years trying to forget. Now she is sitting three feet away from him in his own counselling room Wearing his rosary he had left on her neck that night . And she has no idea who he is. The Priest's Forbidden Love is a sweeping historical romance, a story of forbidden desire, buried secrets, family betrayal, and two people who were each other's greatest sin discovering they might be each other's only salvation.

I still find it hard to believe that my fiancé, David, abandoned me at the altar on our wedding day. When he finally answered my call, he announced without the slightest hesitation that he had fallen in love with another woman… who was none other than my best friend. My heart shattered into a thousand pieces. As I sank into despair, I accidentally overheard a conversation involving a man dressed in a suit. The woman who was supposed to marry him had just left him standing at the altar. Without thinking, I offered to take her place… for revenge. What will happen when two complete strangers impulsively say “I do”?

Wren didn't choose these families. They chose her before she was even born. When Wren's father vanished, he left behind a debt paid in blood, and a promise older than she is. Three men found her first, deciding Wren was theirs before she even knew their names. "You're mine," Damian said, like it was already decided. "I found her," Kane growled. "That makes her mine first." "You're both wrong," Adrian said quietly. "She was never yours to begin with." Wren told them she wasn't property and that she belonged to no one. They didn't listen. Now Wren has one night to decide. Sign the vow and bind herself to a family built on power, secrets, and blood. Or walk away and destroy the one thing standing between her father and the people who want him dead. "Choose wisely," the don warned. "Because once the vow is spoken, there is no version of her life that doesn't belong to us." Wren used to think love was a choice but in this family, it's a debt and she is the only currency they'll accept.

I died watching my husband hand our survival to another bitch like I was nothing. Woke up three days before hell started again, signed the divorce papers with a smirk, and walked out with rage and a universe that owed me. This time? I'm not dying for anyone. Now I've got money, a secret estate, and this dark hunger inside me that makes powerful men lose their damn minds. My ex is crawling back. A soldier watches me like I'm his next addiction. A genius wants to take me apart with his hands. They're all obsessed now that I'm untouchable. But I didn't come back to be fucked over—I came back to fuck shit up. Seventy-two hours until the world ends. I'm not looking for a prince—I'm looking for someone nasty enough to stand in the fire with me. This phoenix isn't rising for redemption. She's rising for revenge. And when I rise? I'm taking every goddamn thing I deserve.

I spent six years loving Lucas Salvatore into a marriage that was slowly swallowing me whole. I rearranged my dreams, swallowed my pain, and smiled through every moment that should have broken me sooner. Then I found Renata’s pregnancy test in my guest bathroom and every lie I had been telling myself died in an instant. I did not scream. I did not beg. I signed the divorce papers Lucas never had the courage to hand me himself and left them beside his morning coffee. They thought I would fall apart. Lucas thought I would come back. Renata thought she had won. None of them knew that losing everything was the moment I finally found myself, and the woman I became was someone none of them were prepared for.

She gave him her beauty. She gave him her dreams. She even gave him six years of her life. In return, Michael Sterling gave Meritt a mansion, a black card, and a marriage built entirely on pity. He never loved her. While she hid her scars and waited for her husband to see her as a woman, his heart remained with his first love, Stella. Then, on their sixth wedding anniversary, Meritt finally sees the truth—and something inside her breaks. A forgotten dream offers her a way back into the singing career she lost in the fire. Her flight to Italy is in thirty days. So Meritt makes a decision. Thirty days to reclaim her voice. Thirty days to rebuild her life. Thirty days to divorce the man who never loved her. But when she finally asks Michael for a divorce, he refuses He believes his wife will never survive without him. He doesn't know that the woman he pitied for six years is already learning how to live without him. And by the time Michael realizes what he's losing, Meritt may already be gone.

A love like theirs was never loud. It didn’t arrive with fireworks or declarations that split the sky. It came quietly—through shared mornings, unfinished conversations, and the kind of presence that lingers even when words fail. The Weight of Staying follows two people who find each other not at their best, but at their most uncertain. As life presses in with expectations, past wounds, and choices that refuse to stay simple, they are faced with a question that feels heavier each day: is love something you fight for, or something you release? Staying begins to feel like both an act of courage and a quiet form of sacrifice. Between moments of tenderness and fractures that cut deeper than either expected, they learn that love is not just about holding on—it’s about what holding on costs. And sometimes, the hardest thing is not leaving, but choosing to remain when everything inside you trembles. A story of devotion, restraint, and the silent battles no one sees, this novel explores what it means to stay when staying is the heaviest choice of all.

The night I thought the love of my life would propose to me, I found him in bed with another woman. Three years of love ended in one painful moment. I was heartbroken, angry, and completely lost. But I couldn't afford to fall apart for long. My younger sister was sick, and she desperately needed an expensive medical treatment. Without it, I could lose the only family I had left. Just when I thought I had no way out, an unexpected offer came to me. Damian Cole, New York's most feared billionaire CEO, needed a wife to secure his inheritance. I needed money to save my sister. So, we made a deal. A contract marriage. There were only a few rules: no questions, no emotions, and absolutely no falling in love. It should have been simple. But living with Damian under the same roof changed everything. He was cold, powerful, and impossible to understand. Yet, whenever I was in danger, he was always there to protect me. Slowly, the fake marriage began to feel real. And then I discovered something that changed everything. Damian was connected to the darkest part of my past. Secrets, lies, dangerous enemies, and a hidden betrayal began to tear our marriage apart. When the truth finally came out, I had a choice to make. I could walk away from the man whose entire life was built on secrets. Or I could fight for the love I never expected to find. Some marriages begin with love. Mine began with a contract.

On the night of her engagement, Lydia Sinclair's perfect life shatters. She catches her fiancé in bed with her own sister. But before the heat could settle, Lydia is arrested for murder. With overwhelming evidence against her and even her own family beginning to doubt her innocence, Lydia is left with only one option: sign a marriage contract with Adrian Harold. Everyone believes Adrian is helping a murderer. They're wrong. Adrian has secrets of his own, and Lydia may be the missing piece to a deadly mystery that destroyed his family years ago. As lies unravel, hidden fortunes surface, and enemies close in from every direction, Lydia must uncover the truth before she loses everything—including her heart. Because some betrayals destroy lives.

Pregnant and desperate to hold onto the future she was promised, Mylar runs to the man she loves—only to catch him with another woman. Heartbroken, she flees and nearly gets hit by a car owned by the last man she would ever want in her life: Zayn Delle. Cold, wealthy, and impossible to please. Trying to start over, Mylar leaves for the neighboring city and takes a job in a powerful company, only to discover Zayn is her new boss. When family pressure forces him to find a wife, Zayn offers her a contract marriage that could solve both their problems. But living as husband and wife soon becomes more complicated than either of them expected. With jealous rivals, family secrets, hidden truths, and a past that refuses to stay buried, Mylar is drawn deeper into a world she never belonged to—and into the arms of a man she was never meant to love. When betrayal returns in the most shocking way, Mylar must decide if love is worth risking everything for.

"You actually thought I'd marry you for you?" His mouth curled. "You fat, disembodied creature." "I should've never rejected my fated mate for a bulldozer like you." "You were never meant to be Luna," I, Phoebe Rousey died on my fifth wedding anniversary, betrayed twice over. My mate, Alpha Simon of the BlackAsh pack, has spent five years using me only to seize both my birthright and the Starlight throne — and on the night I finally catch him, he tells me the truth: he rejected his real fated mate, Stella, to marry me for power alone. Before I could process the wreckage of my marriage, Stella tears through the glasshouse Simon once built me with his own hands and murders me in cold blood, jealous of every year I spent as Luna in her place. I woke up twelve days before my original bonding ceremony, young again and armed with memories no one else should have. Determined not to become a pawn a second time, I hide my knowledge behind the same soft, unsuspecting mask I wore the first time around, quietly preparing my pack for a war I now know is coming. When Simon reappears with his same practiced charm, I play along, accepting his invitation to the Crescent Festival — and his public proposal — with calculated precision instead of naive devotion. Stella is there too, and she remembers everything from our first life, including the murder. With her once-victim now forewarned and her rival still very much alive, Stella makes clear she's willing to kill me all over again. Armed with foreknowledge but facing an enemy who shares it, I must decide how far she's willing to go to survive — and win — this time.