tristan summers

I didn't think twice when I accepted my parents' offer to marry our Alpha. He was a man every she-wolf in our pack wanted… I thought marrying him would mean love, protection, and respect. Instead, it meant betrayal. Tristan Crosswood, my husband, the Alpha of Blue Moon pack never wanted me. I was just a Luna by contract, replacing his empty title. He chose his mate repeatedly when she found her way back to the pack while I was foolish to reject mine the first time I saw him. I was such a fool… and I suffered for it. So, I did the only thing left for me to save myself. I filed for a divorce, and Alpha Tristan signed the papers happily. I walked away broken but free, and when I started to heal, I discovered that I was carrying his pup. Now Alpha Tristan wanted me back, the Alpha who signed my freedom with his own hands became the Alpha who regret divorcing me. But what he didn't know was that… I wasn't the desperate Luna he discarded.

Daring a snowstorm might not be the smartest thing Aiden Evans has ever done, but he can’t stand being in his flat a moment longer. With only three days to Christmas, he doesn’t want to be alone. He wants a place to belong, wants people around him who won’t look down on him. He might not find that at his mother’s place, but it’s better than being alone in the city. If he can make it there, that is.<br><br>Tristan Gardner is looking forward to a quiet night in front of the TV, but instead, he has to save an idiot in designer clothes from freezing to death in his forest. Tristan tries not to notice the man’s good looks, just like he has tried not to notice any man’s good looks for the last seven years. He knows where relationships go and is far better off living alone, with his dog, in his cabin.<br><br>Aiden is driving Tristan mad with his bratty comments and irresponsible ways, and Aiden is going crazy from Tristan’s judgmental attitude. Luckily, in a few days, the weather will clear up, and the two men won’t have to be together any longer. But will a few steamy nights with the grumpy lumberjack change Aiden’s mind about wanting to leave? And will Tristan still want to go back to his peaceful, predictable life without fear of getting his heart broken?<br><br>Contains the stories “Once in a Snowstorm,” “The Empty Egg,” “Happy Endings,” and “Just Words.”

He was a beast. Composed of nothing but sheer brutality, masculinity and power. A mate was the last thing on his mind. . . until he laid his eyes on her. [ influenced by the story of Hades and Persephone ]

"""Kak. Ayolah bayarin gue kali ini aja. Duit gue tinggal 20 ribu."" ""Iya,"" ""Love you, kak!"" ""Hah?"""

Summers Stories is a collection of stories that take place either before, during, or after the events of 246: A Killer's Promise.

He woke up from the trance. When was the last time he slept? It must have been a hundred years at least! This can't go on. He's a god, but he's been working like a slave. His consorts have all left him. He no longer had a life. He picked up a parchment and wrote in the cursive women used to love back in the day when he was human and living among them like any other. "Dear Minister, I know you are the only one who cares about me anymore and I shouldn't be doing this to you. But I've had enough of this life. When you'll find this letter, I'll be long gone. Don't look for me. Yours, K P. S. If you're looking for a replacement, "S" would be the best choice. "

cinta luar biasa aku mencintai seorang wanita yang sederhana bagiku dia wanita yang sempurna

THE SUMMER'S HEAT Volume One: The Unchosen Emiliya "Liya" Ferrer has spent her whole life being the unchosen one — the reliable daughter, the quiet aunt's-helper, never the girl anyone fights for. When she returns to Seville to save her late father's flower shop, she expects a simple, invisible life. Instead, her shop is set on fire over a debt she never knew existed — and the man who saves her is the last person in the city she should trust. Miles Ashworth-Vega runs the most feared crew in Seville from behind the wheel of a motorcycle garage. Cold, controlled, untouchable — until Liya. What she doesn't know is that Miles isn't the struggling mechanic he pretends to be. He's the hidden heir to a shipping empire he walked away from after his parents' murder, hiding in plain sight from the man who killed them. He tells himself protecting Liya is just repayment of an old debt. It isn't. It's the first time in six years he's wanted something more than survival. As Liya digs into her father's past, she uncovers a secret buried for thirty years: her father and Miles's mother once shared a life neither of them ever spoke of — one that makes Liya and Miles's connection far more dangerous, and far more inevitable, than either of them understood. A rival who blames Miles for his own father's death. An uncle presumed dead for six years, resurfacing with a claim on everything Miles owns. And behind them both, a politician who has spent three decades protecting a secret worth killing for. Every step closer Liya and Miles get to the truth pulls them closer to each other — and closer to a war that could cost them everything they've only just started to want. The Unchosen is a slow-burn, high-stakes romance about a woman who stops waiting to be picked and starts choosing for herself — and the dangerous, magnetic man who realizes too late that the debt he owed her family was never the real reason he couldn't stay away. Volume One ends with Liya and Miles's enemies exposed but not destroyed, their families' hidden history laid bare, and Miles forced to choose between the empire he never wanted and the woman he's no longer willing to lose — setting up a Volume Two that raises the stakes from a private war to a public reckoning.

Tristan :- The unlucky God (A Cursed Child’s Life Story) He was not born to be a hero. He was born as a mistake the universe never forgave. Cursed from birth, marked by powers he never asked for, a child is condemned to a lifetime of loss, fear, and violence. Every place he calls home is destroyed. Every person he loves becomes a weakness. The universe does not test him — it punishes him. As he grows, the truth slowly reveals itself: his existence is tied to ancient Power Stones, fragments of reality capable of bending time, blood, will, and destruction itself. These stones are scattered across dying planets, guarded by gods, tyrants, and monsters created by forgotten wars. His task is impossible. To hunt the Stones. To survive their curse. And to kill the Supreme Emperor of the Universe — a being who rules not by fear, but by control over destiny itself. But every stone he captures takes something in return. His innocence. His humanity. His ability to love. This is not a journey of growth. This is a slow descent. As the universe collapses around him, the child must face a final truth: saving reality may require becoming the very monster everyone fears. WARNING :- This is NOT a power-leveling story, this is NOT a hero’s rise, this is NOT about winning.. This is the life story of a cursed child Every victory comes with loss Love does not save everything STONE OF DREAMS is a dark sci-fi fantasy about fate, punishment, and the terrifying cost of power — where survival itself is the real curse.

**THREE MORE SUMMERS** --- *Some people count their blessings.* *Fredrick Wilbert counts summers.* --- Seventeen year old Fredrick Wilbert is not what you'd call the popular type. White hair. Amber eyes. A mouth sharp enough to make grown adults reconsider their life choices. At Hallow Creek High he is the ghost boy, the bleach head, the human printer paper — the strange pale kid that everyone overlooks until he opens his mouth and suddenly wishes they hadn't bothered him. Fred is fine with this arrangement. He has bigger things on his mind. then three distinct relationships form with three distinct girls. --- What follows are three years — three impossible, infuriating, unexpectedly beautiful years — at Hallow Creek High. There are girls who weren't supposed to matter. Secrets that were never meant to surface. Enemies that stop making sense. Friends that appear from nowhere. Moments that feel like they could last forever. And underneath all of it, quiet as a held breath — The distinct feeling that time is running out. --- *Three More Summers* is a coming of age story about a boy who never asked for any of this. It is funny in the way only genuinely sad things can be funny. And it begins — as most catastrophic things do — with a shove against a locker, a crowd that looked away and a girl who watched and said nothing. --- *He had three summers.* *He just didn't know she'd be in all of them.*