I Made the Sapphic Queen Mine

A powerful Hollywood heiress known as the 'Queen Bee' falls hard for an aloof rising star, Julian Reeves, only to be dragged through heartbreak, power games, and personal growth. From obsession and public humiliation to letting go and rediscovering self-worth, Monroe’s journey is one of fierce love, painful loss, and ultimate self-acceptance.

Waking up as the notorious villainess in a brutal historical romance novel was never part of my five-year plan. My job? Torment the wild heroine Nora and win over the cold-hearted male lead, Carter. With a mind-reading perk and my office-honed instincts, I thought I could outplay everyone—but Nora’s stubborn warmth and Carter’s hidden cruelty flip the script. As secrets unravel at glittering galas and county fairs, I realize the stakes are more than reputation or romance: it’s about rewriting fate itself. When my sabotage puts everyone in danger, loyalty and love collide in a final, fiery showdown. Can a mean girl rewrite her story—or is she doomed to play the villain forever?

I always thought being a succubus in college would make my love life easy—until my childhood friend ghosted me for the campus queen on Valentine’s Day. Now, with the universe streaming my every move like a reality show—complete with savage floating comments—I’m stuck between Mason’s mixed signals and his brooding roommate Caleb, who’s way more than just a background character. As old hookups lose their spark and new desires heat up, I’m forced to choose: chase what’s familiar, or risk everything on the guy who sees through my every act? When the comments demand drama and the past won’t let go, can I rewrite my own story—or will I just become the villain in someone else’s feed?

Aubrey knows she’s just the side chick in Mason’s story—his real love is destined to return. But the thrill of forbidden nights, online gossip, and the rush of being the villain make it impossible for her to let go. When Mason’s old flame comes back to reclaim him, Aubrey must decide if she’s willing to be discarded—or if she’ll rewrite the ending herself.

Lillian and Aubrey were never meant to be the stars—just two foster kids from Ohio, cast as side pieces in a brutal world of immortals, palace drama, and heartbreak. When the real heroine arrives, they're forced to risk everything for freedom, even if it means betraying the men they once trusted. But survival comes at a price, and this time, the girls are done playing by anyone else’s rules.

Feared as the governor’s ruthless daughter, I chose the city’s most dangerous prisoner as my plaything—Marcus, the wild prince chained and muzzled beneath city hall. My half-sister begs for mercy, but I only want to break the man who threatens my family’s power. When I force a kiss on the caged beast, I know I’m tempting fate—and when he escapes, his revenge will be as savage as his love.

Drowning should have been the end for Sarah—but instead, she awakens as a so-called 'mistress' offered to the legendary river spirit, only to find the spirit is actually a woman, long misgendered and furious at centuries of injustice. When their attempt to reveal the truth to the townspeople erupts in chaos, Sarah’s childhood fiancé, Nathaniel, reappears—ambitious, calculating, and eager to seize the river spirit’s power for himself. As the town spirals into fear and superstition, and women are sacrificed in droves, Sarah and the river spirit must join forces, risking everything to shatter an ancient cycle of erasure and silence. But in a world built on the worship of men, can they rewrite the rules—or will they be drowned out once more? When faith, power, and gender collide, who will survive the storm?

Mia pawned her future and her mother’s last gift to save Sean, the golden boy who faked cancer just to break her heart. Betrayed, humiliated, and branded a villain by the queen bee and her clique, Mia claws her way to the top—only to discover the trust fund kids want her ruined or theirs. If they want a villain, she’ll show them just how far a snake can strike.

Love was supposed to be a game—until I realized I was the prize. After my divorce, I found comfort in little rituals: a subway singer’s voice, a daily Venmo ping, the thrill of being someone’s secret obsession. But when I overheard three gorgeous college boys betting fifty grand on who could seduce me first, everything changed. I’m not about to be anyone’s conquest—so I make my own outrageous wager: within a month, I’ll have them all wrapped around my finger. Now, I’m caught in a dangerous dance of flirtation, jealousy, and forbidden desire, where every move is a gamble and every kiss could be my undoing. But behind their bravado, each boy hides a secret—and as the stakes rise, so do the risks. Who will win when pride, lust, and love are all on the table? And in a game where everyone’s bluffing, who will fold first?

Waking up as the villainous side-chick in a vampire soap opera is not on anyone’s bucket list—especially when your only hope of survival is to out-cling, outwit, and outlast both heartthrob vampires and a vengeful heroine. Savannah Carter is trapped in the body of a cautionary tale, faking love for the gentle second lead, dodging the real heroine’s wrath, and stumbling into one supernatural disaster after another. With deadly rumors, midnight rituals, and an ancient vampire alliance lurking behind every rose bush, Savannah must flip the script before she becomes the next blood bank—or worse, falls for the very monster who’s supposed to end her. Will she rewrite her fate, or is she doomed to play the villain until the credits roll?

Mariah Jennings has always lived in the shadows—outshined by her perfect neighbor Savannah and obsessed with winning the heart of the untouchable Julian Carter. But as love triangles unravel and old rivalries ignite, Mariah must face the truth about her own desires and what it really means to be chosen. When loyalty, jealousy, and heartbreak collide, will Mariah finally claim her own story—or lose everything to the girl next door?

He was supposed to fall for someone else. I was supposed to be the villain—until fate, a stubborn transmigrator, and a broken story system rewrote our lines. When I deliver a love letter for the third time to Carter Hayes, the boy I grew up with (and maybe secretly loved), I spark a confession that upends everything: Carter likes me, not the 'main girl.' But our world isn’t real—it's a story fighting to snap back into place, and every choice risks erasing us for good. As mysterious tasks, forbidden kisses, and heart-stopping resets threaten to tear us apart, I have to ask: Can love survive when the universe demands we play our roles? Or will the villain finally get her happily ever after—no matter what the script says?