First-Person POV Web Novels & Victim Hate to Love Stories

Blurb She was dragged out of her cousin's house in the rain and handed over like she was worth nothing. She did not choose this marriage. She did not choose Cassian Virelli, the cold, powerful man who looked at her on their wedding day like she was a problem he had been handed and did not want. He gave her rules. She followed them. Then she broke them, one by one, not out of rebellion but out of survival. But the more she learns about the secret that brought them together, the more she realizes that nothing about her life has been an accident. Her father knew the Virelli family. There is a deal buried in the past that nobody has fully explained. And she is, somehow, the key to all of it. Cassian does not want to feel anything for the woman he was forced to marry. But she will not break the way he expected. She will not beg or disappear or make herself small enough to ignore. And the more he watches her survive everything his world throws at her, the harder it becomes to pretend he does not care what happens to her. They were both trapped when this started. Only one of them knows yet that love is the one thing that could set them free.

I died in my own world and woke up as the villainess of a werewolf novel. The foolish, obsessed woman destined to be executed in Chapter Fifty. And I had exactly thirty minutes to stop her first murder. Sylvie Vane had one talent: making terrible decisions. She chased Alpha Prime Valen Vance despite his repeated rejections, tormented the woman he loved, and finally tried to poison her rival. That single mistake would begin her spectacular downfall. Unfortunately, I was the one who had to live with it. So I dumped the poison, abandoned Sylvie’s obsession, and made a new rule for survival: stay away from Valen Vance. Simple, right? Someone planted evidence in my bedroom. The Alpha’s guards arrived before the original story said they should. And the most dangerous man in the werewolf world was now standing in front of me, holding proof of a crime I had desperately tried to prevent. “Tell me why I shouldn’t have you arrested for attempted murder.” I knew this man’s future. His enemies. His secrets. Even the woman he was supposed to fall in love with. What I didn’t know was why he had started looking at me like I was the most interesting problem in his world. I wanted survival, not romance. But the more I tried to escape the plot, the more dangerously entangled I became in it. Now someone is determined to make me the villain I was supposed to be. The heroine may not be the innocent girl I remember. And Valen Vance is beginning to suspect that the woman standing before him is nothing like the one he despises. But if I can't figure out who is rewriting my fate, I might not survive the next one.