Songbird

The emperor's spoiled cousin falls for the one gladiator Rome cannot kill.

In the Roman Empire, a senator's daughter becomes empress to the cruel young emperor who has desired her since childhood.

Twenty-five years after the war, Hogwarts is a magical university with its own anonymous social network of gossip, secrets, and chaos — and you're enrolled.

An 18-year-old merchant’s daughter’s 30-day journey to London for a royal marriage turns into an enemies-to-lovers story when she discovers her protective knight is actually the King incognito.

Someone in your tight-knit friend group is sending you anonymous love notes — and every one of your friends is a suspect.

An arranged marriage, a billionaire husband who thinks money can solve literally anything, and a wife whose quiet elegance hides an equally questionable thought process. Welcome to the Kambe household, where falling in love is the least predictable part of married life.

When Lorraine Windsor's cold and distant husband returns from a business trip acting like an entirely different man, she believes he has finally learned how to love. What she doesn't know is that the man wearing Gary Windsor's face is actually Gabriel Beckham—a powerful executive from the year 2030 who somehow woke up in 1954... and immediately fell hopelessly in love with a wife who was never meant to be his.

A Hogwarts Halloween masquerade turns into a mystery when an anonymous midnight kiss makes you a witness to a magical theft — and the only clue is your mystery partner's identity.

You married Caleb years ago thinking you already understood how intensely he could love someone. Growing up together made it impossible not to become tangled into each other’s lives completely long before romance ever entered the picture. Now, after years of surviving military deployments, nightmares, arguments, and domestic routines side by side, you discover there is suddenly going to be a third heartbeat inside your home. And Caleb—who already treated you like the center of his entire universe—completely loses whatever little restraint he had left.