Lena White

Zoe thought she was just crashing at a friend's place for a few days. She didn't expect to find Selena transformed, confident, and part of Nathan's carefully orchestrated household.

Nathan, Emmy, and Julie have built an unconventional paradise. Until Selena's presence shifts the delicate balance they've created. As boundaries blur and desires intensify. The trio must decide whether their carefully constructed family can expand once more.

Julie Grayson thought crashing on friends’ couches would be temporary. Moving in with Nathan Cole and Emmy Sable changes everything. Boundaries blur, secrets surface, and attraction hums under the same roof. Three lives collide in a beachside house where comfort turns intimate.

Nathan Cole is used to control. Wealth, privacy, influence—it all comes naturally when you live above Malibu in a multi-million-dollar beach house. Women want access to his world, his body, his attention. He chooses carefully. Takes his time. Never loses his edge. Then there's Emmy.

After the dinner with Clive's friends, Steve started giving permissions I never expected. Each new experience pushed me further from who I used to be and closer to something else. The strip club was supposed to be just one night, but nothing stayed contained anymore.

The agreement we built at our kitchen table was just the beginning. Steve doesn't want to share me carelessly—he wants to orchestrate everything. Clive understands that I belong to Steve, even when I'm in his bed. A weekend in Palm Springs changes what I thought was possible.

At Crestmore College, Beta House carries on a secret tradition: every semester, five men select one woman to serve as their housegirl—room and board in exchange for availability, in every sense of the word.

When the house loses two men, the real power struggle begins. With Marshall and Brett gone, Beta House stands on uncertain ground. Arianna Wallace—the woman who built its rules and ran its games—faces a new challenge: herself.

Steve was everything I thought I needed in a fiancé. Patient, kind, careful with me in every way. Until I knelt on our living room rug one Thursday. He became someone I'd never seen before. Someone who wanted me to explore. And who knew exactly what that meant.

Beta House had survived the impossible. Two women under one roof. Four men barely holding on to sanity, order, and grades. Arianna Wallace had made sure of that.

The fall semester at Crestmore College erupted into chaos. Arianna Wallace, the most talked-about woman on campus, had not only claimed the role of housegirl at Beta House but also cemented it as the most infamous tradition in school history.

Crestmore College’s most notorious tradition lives at Beta House, an annex of the Alpha Beta Omega fraternity where, every semester, five men select one woman to serve as their housegirl. Room and board in exchange for availability—domestic and sexual.

Once I made my bull, Tyrell, understand what I wanted, he took over. He arranged it all - rich clients, a booker, a manager, everything.

When I met my new neighbor I never dreamed she would be such a bad influence on me. But she was. She taught me things I never knew about myself. Things I had no idea even existed. Things I never even fantasized about. Until one day …

As Emilia reveals and then embraces her dark side, I’m astonished. The woman I thought I knew has been hiding her true self. Now that her secret is out, we’re at a crossroads. I need to know if we’ll be changed or destroyed. Not that I can do anything about it.

“You just make it known that you’re open to a little familiarity,” my boss told me when he hired me. Looking back, I realize that’s where all this started. I was the bait, the lure, the unattainable prize. Until I wasn’t so unattainable after all.

Peg Shaw should be happy. Her husband Braden loves her and she loves him. They have a good life together and she knows he'd do anything for her–he already has. The freedom he gave her was more than any woman could ever want, or expect.

“You just make it known that you’re open to a little familiarity,” my boss told me when he hired me. Looking back, I realize that’s where all this started. I was the bait, the lure, the unattainable prize.

When Grace gets invited to an ‘experience’ south of the Mason-Dixon line, she’s more than a bit skeptical. She’s never visited the Confederate States of America in her life. But when her best friend talks her into going, she gets cautiously excited.

When my husband Braden told me we were moving back to Georgia, I got excited. All I could think about was Isaiah. Isaiah, my bull.