Amara Bello knew better than to fall for a man like Zayn Carter.Zayn was the kind of man women warned each other about—devastatingly handsome, dangerously charming, and allergic to commitment. He lived for the thrill of the chase, collecting hearts without ever giving away his own.Amara never intended to become one of them.What started as harmless flirting turned into late-night conversations, stolen kisses, and a connection too intense to ignore. Zayn made it clear from the beginning that he didn’t believe in love and could never offer her forever.But some hearts refuse to listen to logic.As Amara falls deeper, she begins to hope that the man who belongs to no one might finally choose her. Until one brutal confession shatters everything she thought they had.Heartbroken and humiliated, Amara walks away determined to forget the man who taught her how dangerous desire can be.But when fate throws them back together, old feelings reignite, and Zayn is forced to confront the one truth he spent his life running from:The only woman he never meant to love is the one he cannot live without.I Was Never Yours is an addictive contemporary romance filled with sizzling chemistry, emotional heartbreak, and the irresistible tension between a notorious playboy and the woman who changes everything. Perfect for readers who love angsty love stories, emotional groveling, and hard-won happily-ever-afters.

Zaynab never asked to be noticed.But in a school where reputation is everything, one rumor is enough to destroy you.It starts with whispers—Then a video.Then a lie no one cares to question.Suddenly, Zaynab is the villain.A boyfriend snatcher. A liar. A girl everyone thinks they know.Except… they don’t.Because the one person at the center of it all—Zaid—refuses to stay silent.Cold. Calculated. Untouchable.And now, he’s done watching.When Zaid makes a dangerous decision to turn rumors into reality, what begins as a lie quickly spirals into something far more complicated.Something real.Something addictive.Something that could ruin them both.Because in a world built on perception…The truth doesn’t matter.Only what people choose to believe.