Action Romance Web Novels & Protective Stories

Shane Garcia learned early that obedience could keep the people she loved alive. In her family, whenever someone made a mistake, she was the first to be blamed. to be punished, she was the first to be sacrificed. So she learned to bow her head, follow orders, and remain silent—even when she was innocent. But her obedience is not weakness. It's a disguise. While everyone sees her as nothing more than her father's obedient daughter, Shane has a secret plan of her own. And to protect the people she loves, Shane needs something she has never truly possessed— Power. Then Luxxe Henderson enters her life. For the first time, someone sees Shane not as the daughter of a powerful family, but as a woman with her own dreams, fears, and heart. With him, she learns how to laugh, dream, and love without asking for permission. And she falls in love. But Luxxe has his own reason for getting close to her. Revenge. He carries a deep hatred for the Garcia family—a hatred born from a tragedy that destroyed his life. And Shane is the key to getting close to the family he wants to destroy. His plan is simple. Get close to her. Earn her trust. Make her fall in love. Then destroy everything she loves. But the more he gets to know Shane, the more his carefully planned revenge begins to crumble. Because the woman he was supposed to use becomes the woman he wants to protect. Until Shane discovers the truth. The man she trusted. The man she loved. The man she thought would save her— was the very person who came into her life to destroy her. Love him. Trust him. And when the truth comes out... let him destroy you.

"I think we should break up." Dani Costa said it to a stranger at a red light. A guy on a motorcycle, visor down, face hidden. A joke, thrown out the window of her beat-up Civic on graduation night. She never expected him to lift that visor and show her a pair of dark, amused eyes. She never expected to see him again. She does. Three days later, at an underground drift race, she finds him on the starting line. He's Rook, the ghost racer nobody can beat, the heir to a fortune she can't imagine. And Roman Castellano doesn't just want to race her. He wants to know her. What Dani doesn't know is that Roman has six weeks before his uncle takes everything. Before an arranged marriage seals his fate. Before the family name she's falling for becomes the thing that destroys her father's shop. She doesn't know he's been given a bride. She doesn't know men like his uncle don't lose. She knows he makes her laugh. She knows he looks at her like she's the only light in a dark room. She knows she should run. She doesn't. Break Up With Me is a high-heat mafia romance about a girl who builds race cars in secret and the boy whose last name could burn her world to the ground. Told in a clean, cinematic voice, it's a story about choosing someone when the price is everything you've ever built. I

Snow Lorenzi saves a dying man one rainy night. He turns out to be Silas Rinaldi, Sicily’s most feared mafia boss. On her wedding day to Giulio Hale, Silas takes her groom’s place instead. He drags her to his fortress and calls it protection. She calls it theft. She hates his chains and his sharp ways. Then the truth shatters everything. Her own parents sold her all along. Every path was a trap laid before she ever knew him. Silas broke all the rules to take her. He loved her wrong but he loved her true. Now she must decide if she will stay or run.

Amaraielle Grace Stewart is a 24-year-old graduating Tourism Management student who has spent her entire life trying to be the granddaughter her strict grandmother expects her to be. She has a future to build, a reputation to protect, and a life that is supposed to follow all the rules. Until one night at a bar, when one impulsive encounter changes everything. While looking for a quiet moment in the women's restroom, Amara accidentally encounters a dangerously attractive stranger kissing another woman. She decides to mind her own business until moments later, she finds herself alone with him. One look becomes an unexpected kiss. One kiss becomes a moment neither of them can take back. And by the time the night ends, Amara has crossed a line she swore she never would. The next morning, Amara convinces herself that it was nothing more than one reckless night with a stranger. She is wrong, because the man she desperately wants to forget isn't just any man. He is a billionaire. A powerful, untouchable man whose name dominates headlines, whose presence commands attention, and whose world is completely beyond hers and when fate brings them face-to-face again, Amara realizes something even more terrifying That night wasn't the end of their story. It was only the beginning. One night. One stranger. One secret neither of them can escape…and a billionaire who has no intention of letting her disappear from his life.

Claire Bennett has spent years pretending she has the perfect life. She married her high school sweetheart at nineteen, stood beside him as he became sheriff, and learned exactly how much makeup it takes to hide the bruises he leaves behind. No one knows what Grant Bennett is really like behind closed doors. Until Claire finds a USB hidden beneath his dresser. She has no idea what is on it, but Grant’s reaction tells her one thing—he is willing to kill to get it back. When their five-year-old daughter, Lilly, throws herself between them during his latest attack, Claire finally fights back. She takes Lilly, the USB, and runs to the one man Grant would never expect her to trust. Nick Salazar. President of the Iron Saints MC. Nick knew Claire long before she became Mrs. Bennett. Once, she was the kid he looked out for. Now she is a grown woman standing at his gates with bruises on her skin, fear in her eyes, and a sheriff hunting her down. Nick gives her protection. Then his club discovers what is on the USB. Names. Ages. Motels. Transfers. Payments. Messages clearing county roads and delaying police reports. Evidence of a sex-trafficking operation. And Grant’s name is buried all through it. Claire didn’t just escape an abusive husband. She stole the evidence that could destroy a network of powerful men, and now they all want her silenced. While the Iron Saints fight to keep Claire and Lilly alive, the connection growing between Claire and Nick becomes harder to ignore. Nick refuses to control her. Claire refuses to be owned again. But Grant still believes his wife belongs to him. And if he wants her back, he is going to have to come through him.

All her life, Elara's gold-digging mother treated her like a price tag, constantly arranging husbands for her; usually wealthy, old wolves willing to pay enough for her hand. But Elara never cared about money. She only ever wanted one thing: to marry Derek, the boyfriend she actually loved. So on the night they were supposed to elope, imagine her surprise when she caught him in bed with her mother's precious golden daughter, her own sister, Vivienne. Heartbroken and too exhausted to fight, she returned home only for her mother to immediately announce another wealthy husband. For once, she didn't argue. "Fine. I'll marry him." The next day, numb and barely paying attention, she went to the courthouse. She saw a handsome man waiting outside simply dressed. Didn't look rich at all. She assumed her mother finally went for looks instead of money. She signed the papers. Only after bringing her new husband home did she discover the truth. Her mother was hosting a marriage meeting for Vivienne, who was now sitting beside a different wealthy man. Her mother took one look at Elara's new husband and screamed, "Who the fuck is he?" That was when Elara realized she married the wrong man. Her mother humiliated him, called him poor and worthless, and threw them both out. What her mother didn't know? The quiet man Elara accidentally married was Kai Draven, one of the richest, most feared billionaire Alpha wolves in the country. He was at that courthouse waiting for his own contract bride to secure his Alpha title. And now that Elara accidentally became his wife? He wasn't particularly interested in correcting the mistake.