Mommy Mearest

This is a compilation of several spicy, steamy tales of outlawed feelings and seggs. Kitten has always loved her brother but helplessly had to hide it for fear of the consequences. She didn't want him to see her as some freak. But an accident led to the bloom of their intense and passionate love tale. Andrienne always liked her stepdad, but did her best to hide it. However, being caught trying to get back the phone her mom seized, led to a series of passionate romance. Of course, it was best to make the bed creak at night helplessly, especially since Mommy wasn't around! Isabelle was heartbroken after her mother fell in love with her new stepfather. No, she didn't have a crush on him. She had long crushed on his son who was now her stepbrother. What would she do now that they were family? Would she be able to bottle up her feelings forever? Be sure to dive in and quench that thirst! A rollercoaster ride awaits you.

After three years of marriage, Ivy Martinez thought she had everything—until her billionaire CEO husband Alexander forgot their anniversary and gave her gift to his "best friend" Sophia. When Ivy discovers Sophia has been picking up five-year-old Lucas from school for two years, her world shatters completely. Worse, Lucas runs to Sophia instead of Ivy, asking: "Can you be my real mommy? Mommy Ivy is always sad and boring." At a business dinner, Alexander introduces Sophia as his companion while calling Ivy "family." When Sophia serves food with peanut sauce knowing about Ivy's severe allergy, Alexander dismisses her panic: "You're probably faking it for attention." As Ivy goes into anaphylactic shock, Sophia suddenly has an "anxiety attack." Without hesitation, Alexander removes Ivy's mother's locket—her only keepsake from her deceased mother—and gives it to Sophia for "comfort." "Sophia saved my mother's life," he says cruelly. Ivy collapses, bleeding from a miscarriage she didn't know she was having, watching Alexander comfort Sophia who wears her dead mother's locket. But Ivy doesn't die that night. And when she opens her eyes, she's done being the perfect wife. What happens when the woman everyone underestimated decides she's had enough?

Josephine Averly brought her daughter, Julie, to the hospital for a consultation, only to discover the attending doctor was the ex-boyfriend she hadn't seen in years. Seven years had passed, and she had reinvented herself completely—her name, her life, even her body. Gone was her once-chubby frame. He didn't recognize her. How could he? He had no idea she had secretly given birth to his child. Julie clutched her hand. "Mommy, why are you crying?" Josephine couldn't answer. All she wanted was to turn and flee. … In her youth, Josephine had fallen for the university’s golden boy—and, against all odds, won his heart. The entire Beller University had buzzed with scandal: Julian Faulkner, the untouchable heartthrob known for his icy elegance, was secretly dating. And his mysterious girlfriend? A shy, awkward girl with curves. Josephine became the target of endless ridicule, scorned by her peers. She still remembered his voice, cold and rough, as he said to his friends, "It's just a fling. I'm leaving the country soon anyway." And just like that, her bittersweet love had ended in heartbreak. Now, fate had brought them back together, shattering the peaceful life she had worked so hard to build. She tried everything to draw a clear line between their worlds. Somehow, that line ended in his bed. He used every trick—pressure, bribes, fake illnesses, tantrums, outright shamelessness—to chase off any man who dared come near her. "Julian, do you even realize I have a boyfriend now?" In the back of his sleek Maybach, his hands locked around her waist as he kissed her with desperate hunger. "Then let me be your lover," he rasped. "I'm richer than him. Younger. And I can make you feel so much better." Seven years ago, he pulled her into a secret romance. Seven years later, he begged to be her dirty secret. She told him he was sick in the head. He simply replied, "I really am sick."