Book Ranking List of Dreame

Ruby Rue believed she and her boyfriend were destined to be mates. However, on her sixteenth birthday, her world shatters when she learns that they are not mates at all. Instead, she is destined for the powerful, god-like alpha twins, but they have chosen to ignore her. Heartbroken, she flees home and undergoes a remarkable transformation. Five years later, a tragedy compels her to return home. This time, everything has changed—Ruby Rue is no longer the girl who let others walk all over her. She stands tall and strong, ready to face the world independently and fulfill her duties to her pack. But why do the alpha twins, who once despised her, now look at her as if she were their next delicious meal? Will she be able to resist the irresistibly sexy twins, especially with the increasing attacks on their pack that will force them all to work together?

When Bailey Carter walked in on her boyfriend tangled in bed with someone else, she swore she was done with love, and with hockey players.Now she’s back in Michigan, working nights just to pay her grandmother’s hospital bills, trying to stitch her life back together one piece at a time.Then he walks in.Orion Hayes—the arrogant, infuriating captain of Michigan’s hockey team, and her ex’s biggest rival. The same man she once swore she’d never speak to.He’s cocky. Ruthless. Too damn gorgeous for his own good.And when he finds her again, he offers her a deal she can’t refuse—pretend to be his girlfriend to get his family off his back, and he’ll make sure her grandmother gets the best care money can buy.But what starts as a fake relationship soon blurs into something dangerously real.Because under the swagger and smirk, Orion isn’t who she thought he was.And the more he pulls her into his world, the harder it gets to remember why she should stay away.Her heart’s already been broken by one hockey player.Falling for another, especially her ex’s rival, might just be the biggest mistake of her life.

Michelle is a young woman who has spent the last decade of her life dedicated to taking care of her family, from whom she only receives scraps of affection. Through some images sent anonymously, she discovers that her husband has reunited with his past love, and her daughter wants the other woman to be her new mother. Disappointed, she decides to step away so they can be happy. It is then that she regains her confidence as a woman and decides to train the young daughter of the brother of her former skating partner, who is now a widower and runs a large company. She accepts the job without knowing that this new relationship will start to erase the sad shadows of her past and might give her another chance at happiness.

Clarice Banister thinks her life is perfect. She loves Christmas and her life. She has an amazing husband and a best friend that is closer than any sister. When she finds out that nothing is perfect, she is forced to make a hard decision that might change everything about the life that she had imagined. When she needs to think about her next move she finds herself back into a town she never thought she would step foot in after her grandmother's death. Will the change in scenery give her back the holiday spirit and a future she could never imagine or will ghosts of the past try to convince her that the future she had planned is still a possibility.

I thought nothing could hurt more than being betrayed by my mate, until I found out he married my friend behind my back! One night. One mistake. One unforgettable encounter with the one wolf I was never meant to touch: The cold, dangerous Alpha. My ex's sexy older brother. It was supposed to be meaningless. Then I woke up marked… and very much not alone. Turns out, the real danger wasn't sleeping with the wrong brother— It's that he never planned to let me go.

Escaping from her abusive husband with nothing but the clothes on her back, a beaten and bruised Laura shows up on the doorstep of her estranged older brother - and President of a well-known motorcycle club, Jake Wilson. But before she can even make it into the house, she runs into a tall, dark, deep well of trouble - her brother's best friend and second in command, Talon Nash. *********** The sound of hammers and saws echoed through the house as I stepped inside one morning, carrying a tray of coffees. The air was thick with the scent of sawdust and fresh paint. Talon was in the living room, shirtless and sweaty, his muscles rippling as he wrestled with a stubborn piece of drywall. His tattoos seemed to come alive under the portable construction lighting and I couldn’t help but pause for a moment, admiring him. “Coffee’s here,” I called out, setting the tray down on what would eventually be our kitchen counter. The prospects perked up immediately, abandoning their tools and swarming the tray like moths to a flame. Talon glanced over his shoulder, his piercing green eyes locking onto mine. He wiped his forearm across his brow and smirked. “You’re spoiling ‘em, angel,” he said, nodding toward the prospects. “They’re working hard,” I replied with a shrug, picking up one of the cups and walking over to him. “And so are you.” He took the coffee from me, his fingers brushing against mine, sending that familiar shiver down my spine. He took a long sip, his eyes never leaving mine, and then set the cup down on the windowsill. “Hard work’s got its rewards,” he said, his voice low and rough, dripping with something that made my stomach flip. I raised an eyebrow, trying to play it cool. “Oh? And what’s my reward for bringing you coffee?” He stepped closer, closing the gap between us in one stride. His hands found my hips, pulling me into him with a firm but gentle grip. The sawdust clinging to his skin mingled with the scents of his sweat and cologne, and I breathed it in, reveling in it. “Your reward,” he murmured, his lips brushing against my ear, “is me not dragging you upstairs and ruining you right now in front of all these guys.” My breath hitched, and I could feel the heat rising in my cheeks, but I smirked. I wasn’t about to let him win this one. “No fair. That’s more of a punishment than a reward,” I said, crossing my arms over my chest. “I want a refund.” “NOT getting f*cked in front of the prospects is a punishment?” He chuckled, a deep rumbling sound that vibrated through me. “Fine,” he added, his lips curling into a wicked grin. “Careful what you wish for, angel.” Before I could respond, he bent down and hoisted me up over his shoulder like a sack of flour. I let out a startled laugh, my hands instinctively gripping the back of his jeans. The prospects paused their work, watching with amused smirks as Talon carried me toward the stairs. “Talon!” I protested, though my laughter betrayed me. “Put me down!”

Twenty-five years ago, Gus was riding high as one of New York’s rising stars. He was well on his way to joining the ranks of the likes of Julius DaLair and Silas Prescott. Until his world came crashing down when he found his fiancé in bed with his twin brother. Rage like nothing he experienced before erupts from him. He burns every bridge before deciding to see a man about a motorcycle and heading for the open road. Gus’s path leads him straight to a quiet town of Serenity, Ohio and crosses with another biker trying to find himself. After bonding over a bar fight, Gus is inspired to begin a new phase of his life: president of an MC. He builds himself an empire and finds a new queen to teach him the true meaning of love, devotion and loyalty. His past seems like a bad dream until it comes knocking again on Jacob’s fifth birthday. For twenty-five years, Fin has been desperately looking for his twin brother. He hopes to finally apologize and perhaps gain his brother’s forgiveness. Finding his brother in a small town in Ohio was surprising enough let alone the fact Gus has become the founder and president of his own motorcycle club. But more shocking than that is learning Gus is not only married but also has a five-year-old son. Gus isn’t convinced that the only reason Fin has been looking for him is simply for a chance to reconnect. Fin was always good at skating away from responsibilities, leaving Gus to clean up the mess. Is there too much water under the bridge or can they still find a way home as brothers?