She didn't believe in monsters. Then they kidnapped her to save one. Dr. Zara Osei is one of the best trauma surgeons in the country. Calm under pressure, brutally precise, and completely in control of her world — until the night she's taken off the street, flown deep into forbidden mountains, and presented with the impossible. A dying man on a stone table. A poison no healer can identify. And a room full of terrified wolves who need her to be better than she has ever been. She saves him. Because that is what she does. She saves people. What she doesn't save herself from is what happens next. Alpha Darius Thorn is feared by every pack in the territory. He is not the kind of man who loses — at war, at strategy, or at anything. But he loses consciousness on her table, and in the fever between living and dying, his wolf does something that cannot be undone. He marks her. Now the most powerful Alpha alive says she belongs to his world. A government that has been hiding the existence of werewolves for years wants her silenced. And something in Zara's own blood is beginning to wake up — something that has been sleeping her entire life. She didn't ask for any of this. She is absolutely not going to bow to it. But some things cannot be outrun. Not even by the best doctor in the country.

She came to fight a debt. She didn't expect to become one.When Naomi Adler receives a legal notice claiming her late mother owed two million dollars to Crane Holdings, she does what any reasonable woman would do — she storms into Ethan Crane's office without an appointment and demands answers.What she gets instead is a contract.One year as his social companion. Every debt cleared. No questions asked.She signs because she has no choice. He accepts because he has no alternative. At least, that's what they both tell themselves.But as galas turn into late nights and hostility turns into something neither of them can name, Naomi begins pulling at threads she was never meant to find. The debt wasn't a loan. The contract wasn't coincidence. And the secret connecting their families runs deeper and darker than either of them is prepared for.Ethan Crane knows exactly who she is. The question is how long he can keep her from knowing it too.Enemy to lovers. Secrets. Betrayal. A truth that changes everything

When We Were Almost ForeverMaktub (It is written.)She was raised to believe that love could wait.In a strict Hausa Muslim home, relationships were never part of the plan. While her friends fell in love, collected heartbreaks, and chased romance, she chose obedience. University came and went without a single kiss, a single confession, or a single reason to question the life she'd always known.Until she met him.He wasn't the kind of man she imagined herself loving. He smoked. He was quiet. He rarely looked her in the eye. Yet somehow, it was his smile that found its way into her heart.What began as an unexpected friendship slowly became the one thing she could no longer imagine living without.But love doesn't always fall apart because of betrayal.Sometimes it is distance. Sometimes it is pride. Sometimes it is the words left unsaid, the growing silence between two hearts, and the fear of admitting how deeply you've come to love someone.When graduation separates them, their relationship begins to unravel. Calls become shorter. Conversations become fewer. Jealousy, misunderstandings, and the weight of growing up slowly pull them apart.Until one day, she lets him go.When We Were Almost Forever is a tender, emotional story about first love, faith, family expectations, and the people who change us long before we understand what love truly means.Because some loves don't end.They simply become the stories we never stop carrying.