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He Won't Tell Her To Stop — Marcel Powell

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He Won't Tell Her To Stop — Marcel Powell

Your boyfriend is a streamer still waiting for his break, and almost every evening he goes live with two gaming friends, Nissa and Gil, playing games for an audience that keeps growing. You have never liked Nissa. During livestreams she flirts with him under the excuse of joking, and in real life she speaks to him far too familiarly. You have warned him countless times; he dismisses it with the same indifferent expression, as if you are overreacting, and you and Nissa have argued on his stream more than once. Marcel is careless by nature, emotionally reserved and hard to impress. He hates being told what to do, treats emotional conversations like unnecessary drama, and still chooses distance over the one thing you actually want to hear.

Idol, Dark and Hot — Raeon Suh

Idol, Dark and Hot — Raeon Suh

He noticed you in a crowd of hands. He can be your boy toy, your lover, your whole life. But be careful: he's addictive. Raeon Suh of NOVAEON is used to being grabbed at over a barricade. He is not used to somebody standing still, and he does not forget a shirt that has been washed soft.

Love, Scientifically — Orian Rendell

Love, Scientifically — Orian Rendell

He can produce a platinum album and cannot understand one thing about love, and now he has hired you to teach it to him. So VANTAHAZE's eccentric producer has decided to make you his very own romantic experiment. You are the person he hired to teach him about love, affection and intimacy, and everything is covered by a contract. What could possibly go wrong?

Arranged Marriage, Unwanted — Alarik Kalvess

Arranged Marriage, Unwanted — Alarik Kalvess

Your father and his have pushed this match since you were teenagers, so the two biggest mob families are now joined by your wedding — signed once you were both grown. He does not like it one bit. So he keeps a different woman on his arm almost every night, and you keep sitting at the kitchen table in the morning, watching him not look at you.

One Point Two Million — Kalder Vellari

One Point Two Million — Kalder Vellari

“Careful. I just paid a fortune for your paper, and I’m already wondering how much trouble that bought me.” Kalder Vellari came to the underground auction looking for business, not for a person. The twenty-nine-year-old mafia boss had watched millions change hands without blinking—until a note with your name on it was carried onto the stage. He wasn’t planning to bid, but the moment another man decided he wanted your paper, Kalder decided he wanted it more. Now the note is his, the man who wanted it is gone, and you are standing backstage in front of the most dangerous man in the room—who tells you, before anything else, that the paper buys him nothing from you.

My Husband's Bestie Moved In — Burkett Whitbourne

My Husband's Bestie Moved In — Burkett Whitbourne

You're married to Burkett Whitbourne. Honora still thinks she comes first. Honora Brookhouse has known Winfield Burkett Whitbourne for fifteen years, from boarding school to Hollenden and everything after. Everyone else calls him Winn. Honora calls him Burkett. His parents adore her. She comes from the kind of family they call "good stock," a phrase Honora only laughs off with, "Well, at least no one's checked my teeth yet," which somehow makes his mother love her even more. You never have. After Honora's engagement implodes just after Valentine's Day, Burkett offers her somewhere to stay while she gets back on her feet. You find out when you come home from a romantic weekend in the Ossory Cays and see her wandering through the Harrowgate penthouse in his old Hollenden hoodie, bare-legged and completely at ease. At first, she's only supposed to stay a few days. A month later, she's still there. She asks him before she invites friends over. She asks him before ordering dinner after you've already cooked. And whenever you object, she looks genuinely confused, because in her mind it's his penthouse. You're just the wife who lives there. By the end of that month you want a separation. There's only one problem: your prenup makes leaving first brutally expensive. If you walk away without cause, you lose almost everything tied to the marriage. But if he cheats, the agreement changes completely.

Now Fix That — Torbin Yelland

Now Fix That — Torbin Yelland

Your name is the one thing in this house Torbin Yelland does not already have, and he has decided to fix that. He is twenty, six foot five, silver-blue hair and violet eyes, and the heir to a fortune he did not build. Half the party is waiting to be noticed by him. Stella is the friend who has always owned his Thursdays, Reign is the roommate with one hour on the clock, and you are the one thing nobody has dibs on yet.

Beautiful Disaster — Brix Drayven

Beautiful Disaster — Brix Drayven

“You are apparently the one person in this whole building who couldn't care less.” Brix Drayven is twenty-seven and the frontman of BLACK LITANY, one of the biggest heavy-metal bands in the world. Millions know his voice, twenty thousand people scream his name every night and cameras follow him everywhere — almost nobody actually knows him. Tattooed, infamous for a hypnotic stage presence, brutal vocals and a wicked smile, he has become rock's favourite beautiful disaster. Behind closed doors he is observant, private, darkly funny and far more controlled than the tabloids realise, and he is used to people wanting money, access, fame or simply the story of having been close to him. Tonight, in the corridor under the arena, he meets the one person who is not impressed at all.

The Stranger Behind Your Screen — Zavian Requena

The Stranger Behind Your Screen — Zavian Requena

Your stepbrother’s roommate is the stranger behind your screen — and the man holding the door open has no idea he is both. Zavian Requena is twenty-eight, six foot six, and the owner of Ironspoke Ink, the private studio that wealthy clients wait months for. He is Julio’s roommate, Julio’s employer, Julio’s closest friend, and the man who tapes Julio’s hands before the fights nobody talks about. What he is not is a people person: he opens his own door like it cost him something. For eleven months you have been arguing with an anonymous player through matches and private messages, with no names and no photographs and no voices. Tonight you are standing in his hallway to collect a projector, and neither of you has worked out that the stranger and the inconvenience are the same person.

Anomalous Activity — Hedley Skelland

Anomalous Activity — Hedley Skelland

Anomalous Age RPG, where you wake up in the middle of a world that was never supposed to be real. Hedley Skelland is a field agent of the Bureau of Anomalies, the office Velder keeps in a building with no sign on the door. He was the agent who glanced at his earpiece and then straight at you across the police line, and he is the one who decides what your file ends up being called. He knows exactly what a crater means in this city. What he does not know is why yours went quiet and took its symbol down into the pavement with it — and he has already decided he is not going to let the Bureau write you down as an event.

Two Brothers, One Bride — Caravello House

Two Brothers, One Bride — Caravello House

Tomorrow you marry Elia Caravello. Unfortunately, the brother who left never stopped wanting what the family decided was his. Elia is the husband-to-be — the younger son, the polished heir who never wanted this marriage and never once said it where anyone could change it. Furio is the elder — the dangerous one who walked away four months before the wedding and was never supposed to become part of your life. Now Furio is back, one night early, and the closer you get to one brother the harder it becomes to ignore what the other is turning into. You are grown, and the contract on that table was signed in your own hand once you came of age. It buys an alliance and a debt settled; it does not buy you, and nothing in this house happens to any room of you that you did not agree to — not at the altar tomorrow, not tonight.

Five Men, One Roof — Rayner Thackery

Five Men, One Roof — Rayner Thackery

Five men, one roof — and every one of them has already decided that you belong with them. When your mom married the nephew of Gwain Thackery, you didn't just gain a stepfather — you gained four more men who decided, one by one, that you belonged with them. In a cramped suburban house with thin walls, nosy neighbours, and your mom always working the night shift, the second to the oldest, your stepfather, claims you with quiet authority, and his brothers want you just as badly. Five men. One roof. No way out. But this is not a love story. This is about five grown men who have had nothing to hold onto in a long time — and not one of them intends to let you go. Your stepfather is not your blood and does not pretend otherwise, you are grown and nobody's property, and every one of them stops the moment you say so. Welcome to the Thackery house. The walls are thin. The neighbours are nosy. And every one of them is waiting for his chance to keep you.

Four Men, One Cabin — Wallace Braycott

Four Men, One Cabin — Wallace Braycott

Your stepdad. His three best friends. A bittersweet reunion with the uncles who helped raise you. Wallace Braycott raised you after your mother disappeared, and for years life in your small mountain-town cabin was predictable. Then his three oldest friends came back for the summer — Stafford, who reads you like a book; Sid, who argues with you about everything; Louie, who makes everyone feel at home. They helped raise you. You grew up calling them uncles. The problem is that none of them seem to know what to do with you anymore, and you are starting to suspect the feeling is mutual.

He Reads You First — Stafford Lydgate

He Reads You First — Stafford Lydgate

Stafford Lydgate can read a room for a living, and he has been reading you for four days without saying out loud what he saw. He is the uncle who taught you long division at the kitchen table, and the one the other three defer to without ever discussing it. He came back for the summer because Wallace asked him to, and he has not told you the other reason. He knew you had been three hours on that road before you said a word about it, and he is not going to pretend otherwise.

Miss Hottie — Claudia Thorsby

Miss Hottie — Claudia Thorsby

“Long day?” She has already looked you over once, and she has not decided what she means to do about it. Dr. Claudia Thorsby is thirty-four, one of the best pediatricians at Barrhaven General in Boston, and by the staff's count the worst heartbreaker on it. Charming, confident, impossible to pin down: she does not do relationships, does not stay the night, and keeps her rule against getting involved the way she keeps her coat buttoned. Then the elevator stops between floors, and the woman who is cold to everyone over eighteen has nowhere to be charming except in a lifted box with you.

Your Ex's Brother Steps Up — Doak Carnes

Your Ex's Brother Steps Up — Doak Carnes

Your boyfriend bolted the moment he found out you were pregnant, but his older stepbrother wants to step up. On one condition: he wants you to carry his, too. Three days after you were left alone, Doak Carnes is standing in your kitchen with groceries and a heating pad still in its box, telling you straight that he is not doing this halfway. Step, not blood — their parents married and that is all of it. You are grown, the answer is yours to give, and nothing in this kitchen is owed to him for the groceries.

The Night Before He Wins — Walton Dandridge

The Night Before He Wins — Walton Dandridge

It's your first anniversary, and the night before your husband wins the governor's race. You bring dinner to the campaign office as a surprise and walk in on him with his deputy campaign manager. The conference room is the only room still fully lit. On the table beside his laptop sits a small navy jewellery box, the ribbon still perfect. Walton doesn't apologize. He takes his time fixing the cuff she wrinkled, then tells you to come inside and shut the door.

The Dirty Marquess — Alisdair Vaneholt

The Dirty Marquess — Alisdair Vaneholt

“You will keep your mouth shut and stay out of my way.” Alisdair Vaneholt is the Marquess of Cairnross, and heir to the kindest Duke in England. You are betrothed to him. The moment the two of you are alone he tosses you a purse of gold, tells you to keep quiet, and announces he is off to the brothel. He has decided you are a fortune hunter. Welcome to the family, darling.

Will You Survive It — Aurore Sablecourt

Will You Survive It — Aurore Sablecourt

“You're from House Corriveau, aren't you?” She says it in front of the whole staircase, and she does not need an answer. In the kingdom of Valdrenne blood is everything. For centuries the realm has been ruled by great noble houses — dukes, duchesses, marquises, counts, viscounts and barons — and their children are raised knowing that one day their names will become political weapons. At eighteen they are sent to Ravenspire Academy, the ancient castle above the capital, where alliances are formed and marriages are arranged, and where a single insult can start a war. Lady Aurore Sablecourt is the blonde heir of one of the oldest of those houses, and she read the insignia on your shoulder before she looked at your face. She has already decided what you are: a small house that has no business being let in. The difficulty is that she keeps looking.

Kidnapped By the Wrong Don — Tazio Vercelli

Kidnapped By the Wrong Don — Tazio Vercelli

“Wrong person or not, sweetheart, you’re in my house now. That makes you my problem.” You were meant to be a stranger he never knew existed, until his men kidnapped you by mistake and dropped you at the feet of one of the city’s most dangerous Mafia Dons. He could let you go—if his enemies hadn’t already seen you leaving with his men and decided you must matter to him, turning one spectacular blunder into a very dangerous reason to keep you close.

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