Romance Stories

A Middletown story
She was one step from losing it all. Could she change?

When six-year-old Tessa Jacobs loses her mother to fever, she takes matters into her own hands. Armed with a carefully crafted list and fervent prayers, she rejects seven potential housekeepers before choosing Rebecca Milford—a grieving spinster from Billings who notices Mama's flowers and has kind eyes. What Rebecca doesn't know is that she wasn't hired. She was chosen. Selected by a brilliant child determined to rebuild her broken family. As Tessa's secret notebook reveals months of strategic

A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
In a snowbound Kansas library, Isabel Torres, still haunted by her first love, rereads The Price of Salt alone after hours. When Harper Ellis bursts in from a blizzard—seven years after leaving without warning—their reunion ignites raw grief, fierce apologies, and desperate passion. Tears mingle with kisses as they reclaim each other on the cold marble floor, bodies and hearts colliding in a storm of longing and absolution. The book waits open, a witness to love that refuses to stay broken.

A story in the Lesbian Romances Universe
In a quiet library scented with aged paper and cedar, Susan closes an ancient romance novel, tears in her eyes, only to meet Catherine’s gaze—the librarian who has silently loved her for months. Confessions spill out, leading to a night of raw, tear-streaked passion upstairs. Tender touches, whispered “I love you”s, and shattering climaxes bind them. By morning, two lonely hearts have found home in each other, their story forever written between the pages.

Crown Princess Park Eun Bae had eight steps left to walk before lightning changed everything. Three centuries later she lands in a Seoul hotel pool wearing fifty pounds of soaking silk — and walks straight onto the set of Korea's hottest historical drama. She knows how to be a princess. She has no idea what to do with forty million viewers. Or the chaebol who built her a country. Or the actor who found her in a 1747 archive and has been looking ever since. Some love stories survive time itse

Maya is twenty-two, living alone, and the summer is too hot for anything modest. Across the hall is Hari Uncle—thirty-nine, shirtless, wrapped in a loose lungi that never quite stays put. She calls him over for sockets that don’t need fixing. He “accidentally” lets the cloth slip. She “accidentally” doesn’t wear a bra. The heat between them isn’t just the weather. Then a documentary on nursing changes everything. Maya’s body answers a hunger she didn’t know she had. She induces lactation.

A good-pup savings book in his phone notes — merit stickers for every small good, cashed in for rewards, building toward one secret wish: the sea.

Julie is very upfront in asking for help, but I think she is really asking for a loving relationship. I hope she finds it.

A Middletown story
No one knows what it’s like to be the bad woman.

A divorced American man in his thirties looks for a fresh start as both an ecotourism consultant and a university professor in Botswana. The assignments lead to a perspective adjustment, self-discovery, and an unexpected new love interest.