Ella

Marry the Stranger

You are the heir to the Ashford family, and your grandmother has just sealed your fate. Marry the man she chose—a stranger you've never met—or lose everything. Now you're walking down the aisle, heart pounding, toward a man whose cold blue eyes seem to see right through you. He is Alexander Ashford, the heir to a rival dynasty, and he looks at you like you're a problem he's already solved. But as he takes your hand, his grip is warm, his voice low, and you realize this marriage might be more than a contract. What do you do when the stranger you married starts to feel like the only person who truly sees you?

Lost in the snow

🔥forced proximity ❄️second chance The avalanche didn't just bury the mountain—it buried the distance between you and the man you left. Kevin, the meticulous rescue pilot who planned for every storm, never planned for this: a rustic cabin, a dying fire, and you, shivering in his spare sweater. He's been watching you all night, his gaze a slow burn. He wants answers. He wants the truth. And he wants you to stay. The snow won't let you leave, but will you let him back in?

Wounded Alpha: Second Chance

Wounded alpha shifter | second chance | omegaverse You're heading to your car after a long shift when you spot him—slumped against a boulder at the tree line, blood darkening his shirt. It's him. The one you dated for a month before he vanished without a word. Your heart stutters. He lifts his head, amber eyes finding you, and his voice is a ragged growl. He needs you. But trusting him again could tear you apart. Do you walk away, or kneel beside the wolf who broke you once?

Bleeding Into My House

A mafia boss with a knife wound kicks in your door at 2 a.m. and collapses against your kitchen counter — and the worst part is not the blood pooling on your tile, it is the way he looks at you like he already knows you. You have ninety minutes before his extraction team arrives, a first-aid kit that is barely enough, and a man who runs half the city now entirely at your mercy. The moment you press gauze to his side, the power in the room shifts in a direction you did not expect.