Touch Her and Die Romance
He’s not possessive. He’s protective. There’s a difference. (There isn’t.)
Touch her and die romance features heroes with a singular obsession: keeping their person safe from anyone who would dare threaten them. These are the men who will burn the world down for the one they love, who radiate danger to everyone except their person. Possessive? Absolutely. Hot? Undeniably.
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The Lesbian Clause
She put fake dating in the contract. No one said anything about falling in love.
Inside the Box
Power Play After Dark
She keeps sending her to the box. Falling for her is a penalty neither of them can afford.
The Good Girl Contract
The contract covers her schedule, her appearances, and her confidentiality. It does not cover the way she stops breathing every time Leela tells her to stand still.
Lease, Lies & Lesbian Alibis
She needs a girlfriend on paper. Her landlord volunteers.
The Glass Composure
She came for a drink. She stayed for the way one woman made her feel impossible to forget.
The Landlord’s Daughter
Her grad program is hard. The landlord's daughter is harder.
Booked and Hooked
The grumpy bookseller didn't believe in happy endings until the girl upstairs started reading him like a dirty novel.
Bridesmaid, Not Sorry
She's the bride's best friend. The bride is the problem. The woman at the altar is the answer.
Off-Ice Overtime
Two weeks. One cabin. One bed she should not be sharing with her captain.
The Goal That Got Me
The softest girl on the bench. The hardest girl on the ice. The goal neither of them saw coming.