Lena Hamilton knows two things for certain: One — she’s a terrible fiction writer. And two — the only stories that ever make her money are the ones stolen straight from her miserable life. After two unexpectedly successful novels based on her real life experiences, readers are desperate for her next masterpiece. Publishers are flooding her inbox. Literary agents won’t stop calling. Too bad inspiration has officially abandoned her, and she has nothing to do with creativity. Well... Until the night a dangerous billionaire mistakes her for someone else. Ruthless. Feared. Emotionally broken. Damien Vale hasn’t touched a woman in years — not until a mysterious masked dancer awakened something inside him he thought was long dead. Now he wants her back at all costs. Only problem? Lena isn’t the woman he’s looking for. She just happens to have the stripper’s missing phone. And when Damien’s men track that phone to her apartment, denying it isn’t an option. Because if she isn’t the girl from that night… then she has to produce her. Alive. With no idea who the real woman is and death looming over her shoulder, Lena makes the most reckless decision of her life: She pretends to be her. Everyone knows who and how Damien Vale is. If Impersonation is her only guarantee to living a second more....Lena Hamilton might as well write her last bestseller. But the deeper she falls into Damien’s dark world of obsession, danger, and twisted desire, the question becomes if she'd live to finish her story?

Seven year old Felix Stark had passed out when his dad rushed into the fire and pulled him out. A bloodshed like never before but every beginning has an end and they were lucky to see the end but a happy feared, rich and respected family was torn. With his memory wiped out, Felix Stark grew away from his parents, bullying was a daily bread for him, but when he was reunited with his family, a lot was bound to change. How much more when he regains his memory? Another war might be brewing for his kind.. but all of that was tied to one amulet around his neck...

Anna... I had no reason to forget. It wasn't forgotten. To others, all they could see would be two careless teenagers always at each other's neck, but I think the very first day you said hi was when I liked you. So I could never forget. It became a memory that somehow got buried deep down, but with my phone to my ear, and my eyes glued on you after eight whole years, your smile brought a churning sensation and my memory of you resurfaced. I couldn't tell what it was about George Thompson, but I knew I'd be satisfied staring at just his face all day. Imagine the cutest thing you've ever seen..and then you can triple it... Nope! That wouldn't even describe George. "You looked stupid", he laughed at me and I realized... Good riddance Anna! To hell with looks, I wanted so badly to snap his neck. But I smiled. This would be my life for a month. I would be living with George Thompson for a month. It was just the first day but something told me I'd be entangled with this hotshot in more ways than one. *** A childhood secret admirers-to-lovers romance story, if that's even a thing, but grab your popcorn.

A little kiss on the neck and another nibbling on her lower lip while his hand travelled up her thighs, all amounted to a beautiful perfect night for Anna Presley, but such memory turned to a nightmare by daybreak, as she stared at her boyfriend's wedding card. Heartbroken and humiliated, Anna seeks solace in her roots. WELCOME TO OAKDALE - the sign read and that was it. It was the beginning of a wild story, where Anna is met with her high school crush on her first night in Oakdale. She mistook it for fate, thinking her highschool fantasy might actually come to life but what was Ethan Anderson doing, seated before her and introduced as her best friend's boyfriend after their first night together?

Where does the reward of loving someone turn out to be jail? All she did was love a man.. could that be a crime? Lyra Peters found herself in jail after 15months in marriage. Maybe she should be grateful for it, because it wiped off the fog that seemed to cloud her brain, stopping her from thinking straight and accepting reality. But it has ended. After meeting with an accident on her release from jail, yet surviving it, she knew it was a second chance to pay everyone that hurt her a visit.