Iron Roses Motorcycle Club Series by Sli Ndhlovu

Diana Maseko had everything figured out—until she lost her job, her apartment, and the life she built for herself. Now she’s working at her brother’s mechanic shop in the Durban heat, trying to rebuild from scratch. The last thing she needs is a distraction. Enter Vera Laine. Motorcycle racer. Mechanical engineer. Eldest daughter of a chaotic, wealthy family. And dangerously easy to fall for... moreDiana Maseko had everything figured out—until she lost her job, her apartment, and the life she built for herself. Now she’s working at her brother’s mechanic shop in the Durban heat, trying to rebuild from scratch. The last thing she needs is a distraction. Enter Vera Laine. Motorcycle racer. Mechanical engineer. Eldest daughter of a chaotic, wealthy family. And dangerously easy to fall for. What starts as late-night dinners and grease-stained flirting quickly turns into something deeper—something neither of them planned. But with Diana drowning in financial instability and Vera still carrying the scars of an abusive marriage, love isn’t just about chemistry. It’s about risk. Moving in together after only weeks. Blending into a family that’s louder than a New Year’s fireworks show. Facing exes who refuse to disappear. And deciding whether falling fast means falling apart—or finally falling into something real. In a world that’s already knocked them down, Diana and Vera must decide:. Is love worth the crash? less

A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers sapphic romance. Taylor Laine has everything—money, career stability, a powerful family name. Everything except love. At twenty-nine, she’s never been kissed properly, never felt the spark everyone else seems to find so easily. Watching her older sister get engaged only reminds her of what she’s missing. Then there’s Padma Khal. Brilliant. Sharp-tongued. Infuriatingly composed. The only person at G-Tech who challenges Taylor at every turn... moreA slow-burn enemies-to-lovers sapphic romance. Taylor Laine has everything—money, career stability, a powerful family name. Everything except love. At twenty-nine, she’s never been kissed properly, never felt the spark everyone else seems to find so easily. Watching her older sister get engaged only reminds her of what she’s missing. Then there’s Padma Khal. Brilliant. Sharp-tongued. Infuriatingly composed. The only person at G-Tech who challenges Taylor at every turn. They’ve spent six years arguing across conference tables and competing for the same promotions. So when corporate sends them on a three-day off-site retreat in the mountains—alone—it feels like punishment. One cabin. One bed. No Wi-Fi. No distractions. What starts as reluctant collaboration turns into something far more dangerous. Because beneath the rivalry, beneath the class differences and carefully guarded defenses, there’s a spark neither of them can ignore. But Padma has a family depending on her. And Taylor has spent her whole life avoiding the truth about herself. Falling for your workplace nemesis is complicated. Falling for her when it changes everything? That’s terrifying. less

She was supposed to be a plus-one. Not the reason everything changed. When Alex’s ex invites her to a two-week destination wedding in Cuba — with the condition that she bring a date — she refuses to show up heartbroken and alone. Enter Sandi. Law student. Professional event companion. Expert at being exactly what someone needs — temporarily... moreShe was supposed to be a plus-one. Not the reason everything changed. When Alex’s ex invites her to a two-week destination wedding in Cuba — with the condition that she bring a date — she refuses to show up heartbroken and alone. Enter Sandi. Law student. Professional event companion. Expert at being exactly what someone needs — temporarily. What begins as a contract to survive white sand beaches, yacht parties, and watching the woman who broke her heart say “I do” quickly becomes something far more complicated. Because Sandi isn’t just good at pretending. She’s steady. Grounded. Real. And the closer they get, the harder it becomes to remember where the performance ends. Two weeks. Clear boundaries. No falling in love. That was the deal. But in paradise, under string lights and salt air, pretending might be the most dangerous part. less