Adrienne Prescott had it all—wealth, freedom, and a life of effortless luxury. Until the Prescott empire crumbled overnight. With her father bankrupt and enemies circling, Adrienne is offered one chance to save her family’s legacy… by becoming property of the one man she was raised to fear. Lorenzo Morelli, the cold and ruthless mafia kingpin, never intended to marry. But when his beloved grandmother’s dying wish is to see a Morelli heir, he is forced to secure a bride—quickly and without complications. He needs obedience. Silence. A woman who knows her place. He didn’t expect Adrienne Prescott. Now bound to a man who controls everything, Adrienne must navigate a world of power, secrets, and dangerous desire. And as Lorenzo’s icy composure cracks around her, one question becomes impossible to ignore: Was she sold to the devil… or to the only man capable of loving her? MATURE SCENES AHEAD. Read at your own risk ⚠️

“The rest of the world wants you dead. I simply want you.” Days for Nathan Lee always go by as though it was in a blur — fast-paced and going on and on in a never ending cycle. But when a high school party gone wrong resulted into an unexpected summoning ritual, he finds himself stuck with a demon who claims to be in search for the Prince of Hell. But being a scholar who’s forced to juggle two works at once, worrying about a rebel angel gone AWOL is the least of Nathan’s worries. There’s just one problem, though: demon’s can be highly persuasive.

Eighteen-year-old André Carmichael may seem like your typical school bad boy. From the dark glory of his messy hair to the tips of his expensive-looking shoes — he is the clear definition of the stereotypical rugged rebel who isn’t afraid to break the rules. But he has a secret. Running away from home at just the age of sixteen, the youngest heir of one of the biggest conglomerates in the country was forced to hide in a different identity. Getting mixed up with people from his new school, they learn the shocking truth — it’s that he’s actually a she. Note: You might encounter minor typographical and grammatical error. Please read at your own risk.