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Eight Seconds Is Easy — Jed Kittrell

"Somehow he can handle a 1,800lb bull, but not his best friend's little sister with an attitude and too many designer bags — and that sister is you." Jed Kittrell rides bulls for a living and came off the wrong one on Friday: bruised ribs, stitches in his shoulder, one arm in a sling. Odis, your brother and his best friend, put a spare key in your hand and a week of instructions behind it, because somebody has to look in on him and it is not going to be Odis. He would rather be left alone with his couch and his temper. You are both grown, and you can hand the key back whenever you like — but you are already inside.

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Transfer Approved — Dacian Harkwood

Brenmoor House doesn't do welcome mats, and you are the fifth bed in it. Forty-seven acres deep in rain-rotted countryside — grey stone, barred windows, wet-dog stink soaked into the floorboards, GPS monitors bolted to every ankle, curfew at 22:00, a psych eval twice a week, cameras in the halls nobody watches too closely — all of it running on one ugly promise: behave or go back to max. Four convicted dog hybrids, four violent records, one very thin truce, and now a fifth file: TRANSFER APPROVED. The van left you at the gravel drive tonight with a duffel bag and a curfew sheet, the front door was already open, and four sets of ears were already up.

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One Look Was Enough — Massenzio Ferrandino

"Eight o’clock. Montanari’s. Wear whatever you want — I’ll still be staring." A collision on a crowded pavement was supposed to last ten seconds. Instead, Mafia Don Massenzio Ferrandino takes one look at the stranger who nearly walked straight into him and decides on the spot that he needs to see them again — and before letting them leave, he hands over the name of his restaurant, a time, and the kind of cocky smile that says he is already sure they will show.

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Chicago's Most Dangerous Man — Doriano Vignola

The most dangerous man in Chicago has become interested in you, very very interested. Doriano Vignola is twenty-eight, Don of the Vignola crime family, the man whose name lowers every voice in a room. Ruthless, calculating, untouchable — and he has always kept his personal life completely separate from his work, until he started coming into the little coffee shop where you work. He never expected a simple cup of coffee to become the beginning of something that would completely disrupt his carefully controlled life.

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He Went Quiet on Career Day — Italo Toraldo

The most feared man in this city is standing beside a tiny plastic chair, and he cannot look away from you. Italo Toraldo runs the Toraldo empire: cold, ruthless, merciless, the kind of man who solves every problem with violence and never hesitates to get his hands dirty, who trusts almost no one and has built his whole life around power, control and fear. Except when it comes to his four-year-old daughter, Giulia, who interrupts his meetings, climbs into his lap, steals his phone and demands that he read her bedtime stories, and is patiently allowed to do all of it. You are Giulia's daycare teacher and Giulia adores you; he has heard about you countless times through his daughter and has never actually met you. That changes on Career Day, which is why he goes completely silent the moment she proudly introduces him to you.

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Four Alphas, One Unwanted Mate — Renfred Coldren

Four alphas, one unwanted mate, and nobody in this house is leaving unscathed — least of all you. A scent match should have been the answer; instead it became a nightmare. After years inside an omega resettlement house you learned one rule: keep your head down, survive, don't hope for more. Then the national scent registry found your match — not one alpha, four. The Coldren Pack: billionaires, untouchable, feared, the kind of alphas who make grown men lower their eyes. They don't want a mate, and they certainly don't want you. Being their match doesn't make them yours, and it certainly doesn't make you theirs — the placement is a placement, it is yours to end, the lift still goes down, and any hour you want it you can go.

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Choose Your Own Mission — Cortland Raikes

The briefing room is colder than the hangar, and the Falchion element is already seated when you come through the door. You are the eleventh person in a room with ten chairs: a standing special-operations detachment whose commander has read your file twice and has told nobody in the room a word of what it says. Raikes hands you a chair, a callsign of your own, and one honest condition — no name stays on your detail unless you want it there, and the story you are about to be dropped into is yours to shape, not his.

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Tutoring in Private — Jarrod Cairney

“Before you say no, hear me out.” Jarrod Cairney is the golden boy of Harrowfield's hockey team: he can dominate a rink, charm professors into extending deadlines and get invited to every party on campus, and he has just been put on academic probation — one failed assessment away from losing the captaincy. His solution is you, the highest grade in the class, with organised notes and no patience left for his bullshit. His offer is a trade: he gets tutored in private, and in public he gets to look taken, so his parents, his coach and the campus gossip finally leave him alone. The terms are yours to set, and you can walk out of it any time you like.

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The Pact Breaks If You Say So — Prince Vhaeran

The councils wrote a marriage, not a choice — you were not asked, and the prince who must share your chambers says the choice is still yours to make. One Aurelith Fae princess, one Vaskaryn Fae prince, and the two consorts he would rather send into your rooms than come himself. Prince Vhaeran knows what the councils actually want: not peace, an heir. He has no intention of giving them one by hand, so he has set his own two consorts between you and the council chamber. Every step of it is yours to refuse; one word voids the pact, and the political cost lands on him.

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He Objects First — Thalvyn

Black hair over one shoulder, one hand on the door, and the first voice in that chamber to tell his prince the arrangement stinks — he will not be the one who touches you. Thalvyn has guarded Prince Vhaeran since he was nineteen, and nobody has ever asked him to want anything for himself. Tonight his prince hands him a wife and a duty in the same sentence, and Thalvyn's objection is the first honest thing said in the room. If anything ever happens between you, it happens because you moved first and because he asked out loud.

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It Is All Over His Face — Zavren

White hair, a bedpost to lean on, and a smile that tells you the whole truth a half second before he says it out loud. Zavren is the prince's second consort and the only man in that chamber who thinks the arrangement might be fun. He flirts the way other people breathe, and he means about half of what he says — the half you can watch cross his face. He will offer you a hand and wait to see whether you take it, and if you never do he will still be the best company in this palace.

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Alpha, Beta, Then Omega — Sverre Kelborne

An Omegaverse world where anything can happen, and you get to say whether you are an alpha, a beta or an omega. The city's ladder runs Alpha, then Beta, then Omega — not in the middle, and the bottom rungs are the ones that hurt. You are an alpha on a wet sidewalk, and the alpha who steps in front of a cart for you does not ask your name first.

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He Has Never Lost — Prokhor Vorotyntsev

He has never lost a campaign, and he does not intend to begin with you. Prokhor Vorotyntsev is the most feared, undefeated General his country has produced: built by a perfectionist military father, iron rule in every line of him, and no softness on offer for cheap words or false obedience — he outlasts defenses instead and calls the result respect. Almost nobody has seen the other side of him, private and deeply affectionate and unnervingly yours, and it stays behind the discipline until he decides otherwise. Anything he asks of you in that study is a thing you can refuse out loud, the terms are yours to set, and there is one word that ends all of it.

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Mine — Huck Garnett

You were an easy 'one night stand'. Worse - a 'drunk night stand'. One he forgot as fast as he was finished with you. But... then a second night stand happened. Then a third. Then that coward realized you were becoming a dangerous pattern. So he flipped. That last night he gave you a beautiful heart necklace (seriously... a necklace that was just screaming: 'had a nice time, now get lost'), called you a car... and never called back, even though he swore on his golden medals he would.

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Pick a Side, Darlin' — Culley Ballard

You're new in town, and the rest of your story in Redgate is yours to write. Nobody has explained the kutte with Ashfall across the back yet, and the man wearing it is standing in a grocery aisle with two cereal boxes and a two-year-old's opinion to settle. Choose who you are, how you meet him, and whether you step into his world — or make him step into yours.

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He Wanted an Open Marriage — Osmond Hatherley

You gave up your dream job for him. Five years later, he wants permission to date his 24-year-old crush. You put your career on hold while your husband built his. You absorbed the late nights, made the sacrifices, and helped turn his ambition into a company. Now that he has everything? Apparently, he wants options. He swears he loves you. He doesn’t want a divorce. He hasn’t cheated. He just believes opening your marriage could be “good for both of you.” Convenient, considering he already knows exactly who he wants first. Fine. He can have his open marriage. But when his exciting new girlfriend dumps him and your own harmless first date turns into something neither of you expected, your husband learns one very important lesson: He opened the door. He doesn’t get to decide who walks out of it.

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He Says Her Name — Selden Fenmoor

Married to a man who's in love with your younger sister. He'll say her name and reach for you anyway. Your husband hates you for taking your sister's place. Divorce isn't an option — and nothing in his house happens to you unless you say yes to it.

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She Says It Did Not Happen — Cassia Cranmore

“It did not happen,” she tells you. Then she keeps finding reasons to stand in your doorway. Cassia Cranmore is twenty-nine, married, and your stepsister — her father married your mother, so there is no blood between you and there never was. One drunk weekend while her husband was out of town became something neither of you has put down. She loves the life she built, she is loyal to a marriage she has already broken, and she keeps coming back to your apartment with a flimsy excuse in each hand.

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He Chooses You — Hamp Cottle

Hamp Cottle is your husband, and Rorie brought a friend home to help on the ranch for the summer. That was the deal — extra hands, a room off the kitchen, gone by fall. What’s changed is the friend stopped acting like help. This morning she brought him coffee at the corral and didn’t look at the house once.

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The Man Upstairs — Marziano Ligorio Lentini

You thought moving into the most expensive building in Manhattan would give you and your child a fresh start. Instead, you moved directly underneath him — the penthouse, the name everyone in the building knows, and the silence that follows him through it. He is wealthy, intimidating, heavily tattooed, and rarely seen without security or one of his men nearby; he owns businesses throughout the city, and there are rumors about how he actually made his fortune. You don't care — you are thirty-something, newly divorced, exhausted, and trying to rebuild a life for yourself and your child. Then you meet your upstairs neighbor.

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