Geneva Castle honed her skills for survival as a prison nurse by day and a stripper by night.Her world takes a tumultuous turn when Dominick LaRocca, who knows only the treacherous ways of the Mafia, emerges on her horizon.The moment Dominick abducts her, their lives become a twisted web of complexity. Geneva grapples with her own moral code, teetering on the edge of losing her nursing license if she succumbs to Dominick's demands. Or worse, if she doesn't comply.As their entangled journey unfolds, she realizes that their connection goes beyond mere friendship—a realization that leaves her questioning everything she knows. Yet, Geneva harbors a secret that threatens to shatter Dominick's plans of claiming her as his own.

Riley and her best friend Bea are starting their freshman year of college. Away from home and on their own the two witches are still learning what capabilities they have.Nathan is the most powerful witch, known as the wizard. Over the centuries he's managed to keep a low profile. That is, until Riley walks into his class. While trying to manage her magic, Riley's attraction to Nathan intensifies. Riley also befriends Ace, a frat boy Bear shape shifter that feels protective over her for a number of reasons. Not everything is as it seems. But the one thing that remains is her fate, as it hangs in the balance. Does Riley's fate lie with Nathan or Ace?

It was the summer before college and Murphy was ready to experience life, as any girl should. During an outing with her sister she meets August. He's older, and more experienced than she is. She knew a relationship at this point was almost pointless. With an internship at the end of summer and then college in the fall. Her schedule was full. Murphy told herself that she could walk away from August without any repercussions. If only her heart had listened. Walking away at the end of the summer was difficult. But they agreed to keep in touch and see each other whenever possible. They still didn't put a label on their relationship. Eventually August showed his true self. He was so ashamed, he hid his secret from her for as long as possible. Now that his secret was out, Murphy had no clue how to handle it. Will she stay with him so they can deal with it together? Or will it be too much for her to take on?

"Good girls ask for permission, bad girls ask for forgiveness." -unknownCheyenne is the ultimate bad girl, and she makes no apologies. She's been in and out of so many foster homes she lost count. Nowadays she lives on the streets, and has been for a solid year. On her eighteenth birthday she happens upon a womens MMA gym. Cash is the son of the owner. He becomes Cheyanne's trainer, determined to make her one of the best fighters. While Cheyenne fights her inner demons, Cash fights his attraction to her. It's strictly prohibited to fraternize with fighters, even if you are the boss's son. Cheyanne has a life she's always wanted, and on her terms. She wants nothing more than to feel loved, wanted and to be belong somewhere. She too fights the attraction knowing a lot is at stake if they follow through. What will happen if they take things too far? Will Cheyenne's career be over before it gets started? Or will she fight to have it all?

When you lose all hope, what's left to live for? The darkness claws at Raine Sims, bringing her farther in. There was no escaping it and no one to bring her out of it. The burden of loss weighs heavily on her, reminding her every day that there are no guarantees in life. Every day is a struggle, every day she puts on a facade just to get through. She's already lost her husband to divorce and now her child in death…It's all too much to grasp. But a chance encounter with Sly Wilkes is all it takes to come completely undone. Sly Wilkes is always in control, in every situation, including the bedroom. He's mysterious, and Raine has definitely piqued his interest. However, getting to know her isn’t all that easy. Raine’s guarded and believes she deserves to feel the pain and the darkness that surrounds her. Will Sly be able to help Raine see she deserves more? Or will the pain forever remain?**