Passionate Romantic Stories for Women

The Review is a gripping modern-day Fatal Attraction that explores obsession, envy, and the destructive consequences of revenge. David’s life has been destroyed—his career, reputation, and family all lost. Consumed by anger, he blames Max for his downfall and becomes fixated on ruining him. What begins as a promising business partnership between the two quickly turns into a dangerous rivalry when Max uncover...

The Review is a gripping modern-day Fatal Attraction that explores obsession, envy, and the destructive consequences of revenge.   David’s life has been destroyed—his career, reputation, and family all lost.   Consumed by anger, he blames Max for his downfall and becomes fixated on ruining him.   What begins as a promising business partnership between the two quickly turns into a dangerous rivalry when Max uncovers David’s darker, ...

Kiley Hart is thirty-four and dying.

In the face of death, Kiley chased distraction—seeking sensation, connection, and control in fleeting encounters with strangers. Each one let her feel something, even if just for a moment. Or feel nothing at all. But Julian Lennox isn’t just one of those strangers. He’s something worse: a man who sees her too clearly.

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Kiley Hart is thirty-four and dying.

In the face of death, Kiley chased distraction—seeking sensation, connection, and control in fleeting encounters with strangers. Each one let her feel something, even if just for a moment. Or feel nothing at all. But Julian Lennox isn’t just one of those strangers. He’s something worse: a man who sees her too clearly.

Before...

Kiley Hart is thirty-four and dying.

In the face of death, Kiley chased distraction—seeking sensation, connection, and control in fleeting encounters with strangers. Each one let her feel something, even if just for a moment. Or feel nothing at all. But Julian Lennox isn’t just one of those strangers. He’s something worse: a man who sees her too clearly.

Before...

Kiley Hart is thirty-four and dying.

In the face of death, Kiley chased distraction—seeking sensation, connection, and control in fleeting encounters with strangers. Each one let her feel something, even if just for a moment. Or feel nothing at all. But Julian Lennox isn’t just one of those strangers. He’s something worse: a man who sees her too clearly.

Before...