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"Things have happened to change me Ava." Between fighting her pride, against her feeling for this man,and the desire to revenge Alfred—her son's near death experience, Ava Moore, chose revenge. It was the only thing she wanted to do to this spawn of the, devil—Marcus Thompson. First,she would show him, she too can work hard to fame. From being a cleaner ,to a multibillionaire CEO like him, and foot the medical bills of her son—alone. Then, she would starve him of what he wants to know—That he was everything she shouldn't want. She would date Frodd ,his business rival , and watch him bleed with envy. Two things Marcus Thompson hated—A shallow mind and a haughty heart. Two things he loved—Ava and BlueBird. For BlueBird, it was his life. His sweat. His luck. His wealth. His multibillion dollars tech company, he built from scratch, topping Forbes list for ten years. For Ava, he was hopelessly addicted to her and her son. He must however, convince her that the accident he had in Baltimore, before they met, changed something in him and that the Merrick she loves in NewYork is the Marcus she hated in Baltimore. Worse still, he needs to investigate who tried to kill him and drown BlueBird, Frodd, his arch-enemy, or Lucas, his cousin.

The Capital Dynasty In 2003, the Washington Wizards take the biggest gamble in NBA history by drafting Marcus Webb, a 17-year-old 6’10 prodigy from Washington, D.C. who plays like basketball is his full time job (it is ;) ) Too big for guards, too skilled for big men, and too competitive to fear legends, Marcus enters a league ruled by Kobe, Shaq, Duncan, Garnett, and a fellow teenage phenom named LeBron James. Critics call him overrated. Veterans call him too young. The media waits for him to fail. Marcus answers the only way he knows how. He wins. Wearing #1 for the city that raised him, Marcus sets out to turn the Wizards from a forgotten franchise into the greatest dynasty basketball has ever seen — one game, one rivalry, one championship, and one impossible record at a time.

the story of a man named Marcus that visits the past

Marcus, a young boy from a humble neighborhood, dreams of one day becoming a football legend like Wayne Rooney. With his extraordinary talent and sheer determination, Marcus navigates the trials and triumphs of growing up while relentlessly pursuing his goal.

For five years, I was NFL superstar Gordon Ryder’s secret wife. Then he went public with his new romance on Instagram. TMZ painted me as a psycho. A "jersey chaser." His fans crucified me all over the internet. My cheating husband played the lovesick hero, while I was the villain. Did he really think I was just some ordinary freelancer? He’s forgotten who bankrolled the five million dollars that launched his career—the one that got him that Super Bowl ring.

The third and final book of the Dual Souls series.

Daniel is your average tomboy, with loving friends and caring parents. She's a person, which no boy would ever bother dating. He's, arrogant, cocky and narcissist. He's Marcus Madden, aka The Bad Boy. And did I mention he's a player. Will Daniel be able to change Marcus Madden's player ways, when she babysits the bad boy's little sister.

In the third year of being with Marcus Morvan, his project was finally a success. At the press conference, however, the richest man's daughter was standing beside him. Marcus Morvan didn't care in the slightest whether I lived or died, instead allowing the richest man's daughter to push me into a corner. Under the flashing lights, the two of them exchanged a smile, their unspoken understanding perfect. I retreated in sorrow. Later. Marcus Morvan came running and stumbling over, "I just… I mistook the person. Will you give me another chance?" "Please don't cast me aside."

Marcus Reed, a once proud Marine, was callously dishonored and discharged after being framed for the deaths of his comrades during a covert operation that spiraled into chaos. The military, which he had trusted with his life, turned its back on him, leaving him to bear the weight of betrayal and guilt. Stripped of his dignity and benefits, he fell into despair as his wife, unable to cope with their financial struggles and his tarnished reputation, filed for divorce. In a cruel twist, she revealed that their son, Harry, was not his, leaving Marcus shattered and alone, forsaken for a wealthy car dealer who could provide the life she desired. As a janitor, Marcus faced daily humiliation, cleaning up after others while grappling with his shattered identity. One fateful day, an accident that left him in a coma for months. When he finally regained consciousness, he discovered a mysterious system within him that granted him $1 billion

"You think I'm beneath you? Good. You'll never see me coming." Eliana Grant has survived seventeen years of being invisible—the scholarship girl with curves society deems "wrong," buried in books while the beautiful people pretend she doesn't exist. She's made peace with invisibility. What she hasn't prepared for is viral humiliation. When queen bee Sienna Cross publicly destroys her at the senior year opening assembly—posting a doctored photo of Eliana with the caption "Riverside's Biggest Mistake"—the video reaches two million views in six hours. Her parents' bakery gets review-bombed. Teachers look away. The boy she secretly tutored pretends he doesn't know her. Eliana loses everything except rage. But the universe has a twisted sense of irony. That same night, Carter Ashford—Riverside's star quarterback, walking Adonis, and Sienna's on-again-off-again boyfriend—shows up at her door with a desperate offer: $10,000 to be his little sister's live-in caretaker for three months while his parents tour Europe. The catch? She'd have to live in his mansion. Share his space. Face him every single day. At school, he's the enemy—the privileged jock who never stopped his girlfriend's cruelty. At home, she discovers the truth: eight-year-old Lily Ashford is dying. Childhood leukemia, third relapse, treatments failing. Lily's previous caretakers quit because they couldn't handle watching a child fade. Carter is drowning, playing the golden boy by day while collapsing under grief at night. Eliana takes the job. Not for Carter—for the little girl who looks at her like she's a superhero, and for the money that could save her parents' failing business. But forced proximity has consequences. She sees Carter without his armor: the boy who reads bedtime stories in voices, who cries in the shower, who's been raising his sister alone since their parents chose ambition over family. He sees her without her walls: brilliant, hilarious, breathtakingly kind, and so beautiful it hurts that she can't see it herself. Hatred becomes protection. Protection becomes obsession. Obsession becomes the kind of love that rewrites everything. When Sienna discovers their arrangement, she escalates—framing Eliana for theft, weaponizing the school against her, threatening to destroy what little she has left. Carter has to choose: his perfect public image and the girl his world expects him to marry, or the scholarship student who's shown him what real strength looks like. And Eliana faces her own impossible choice: stay small and safe, or rise as the woman she was always meant to be—even if it means burning down the entire social hierarchy. The bullied nerd has become the queen no one saw coming. And the bad boy who was supposed to be her enemy? He's been hers from the moment she walked through his door and saved the only person he loves.