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My Enemy’s Brother Stole My Heart

My Enemy’s Brother Stole My Heart

5.0

Emma survived a brutal group home and devoted her life to caring for the silent, troubled Nathan Miller—only to be betrayed and discarded when he finally speaks. As love and resentment tangle, Emma faces lies, humiliation, and a choice that could break her heart forever. Will she risk everything for the boy who destroyed her trust, or walk away for good?

Betrayed in Maple Hollow

Betrayed in Maple Hollow

4.9

Dr. Parker gave up her prestigious career to help the struggling farmers of Maple Hollow, only to be blindsided by their greed and betrayal. As small-town politics and backroom deals threaten to destroy everything she’s built, Parker must decide if fighting for justice is worth risking her heart—or if it’s time to walk away for good. In a world where loyalty is a bargaining chip, she’ll discover who’s really worth saving.

My Uncle’s Face in the Mirror

My Uncle’s Face in the Mirror

4.9

After surviving a brutal accident, she wakes in a hospital—only to discover her family’s darkest secret is hunting her. Trapped with her mom and a hundred strangers, she must outwit an inhuman predator that can wear any face, even the face of the man she loved most. Every reflection could mean death, and one wrong move will doom them all.

He Lied, We Fought Anyway

He Lied, We Fought Anyway

4.8

A letter from home is the only thing keeping a disgraced clerk sane as he’s swept into a doomed frontier war—until a legendary commander with a seven-foot blade emerges to rally the broken and betrayed. But the myth is a mask, the victories are illusions, and every promise hides another lie. Trapped between merciless Dakota riders and the wilderness, the survivors must hold a nameless spring against impossible odds, gambling everything on water and hope. When the truth rips away every comfort, the clerk faces a final, brutal choice: cling to the past, or follow a madman into one last, desperate assault. What would you risk for the chance to go home—when home may already be lost?

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