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"It was on her honeymoon that Rachael Elizabeth Yvette Cavendish-Rowe née Keating met Benjamin Ansel Ordern Solomon, and had she met him a week prior to that fateful afternoon, she doubted he would have made any sort of impression."
It’s the summer of 1928 and newly-wed English heiress, Rey, learns while on her honeymoon in North America that her husband is a bounder and a cad. Luckily, American steel magnate Ben Ordern is happy to offer some comfort and consolation. Will this affair fizzle out when it’s time for her to return to London? Time will tell.
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Set in a near-future New York City where civil unrest simmers just below the surface of corporate glass towers. Executive assistant Rey starts running into EVP Ben Solomon more and more in the panic room as the personal and political tensions ratchet up.
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In the eye of God, or in the dark between stars?
In a future where faith and exploration collide, two inextricably bound souls hurtle toward an uncertain reunion—if they can find each other in the infinite dark, and if anything of who they were survives the journey.
"He stood there, looking down at her upturned face, and knew with absolute conviction that his life had just changed course. That this woman in black, who had never left the boundaries of this buried city, had somehow been waiting for him across the vast emptiness of space."
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Rey is an orphan living in Baltimore in 1951. One day, she receives a strange letter notifying her that she has inherited land in Oregon. She embarks on a journey to discover her past and understand who she is. Slowly, the memories of her childhood return, not all of them pleasant, and she must decide if it is worth it to continue this quest; perhaps it is safer to turn back?
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It’s so difficult to turn back when you’ve had a taste.
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Benjamin Solatti has a lot of practice crushing dreams and wringing every coin from nearly empty pockets. Sent to Venice to collect on a debt, he doesn’t have time for pleasure.
Nobody knows the winding alleys and canals of Venice quite like someone who works them. So when street-smart Rey notices a lost Florentine noble, she’s more than happy to offer her services.
Worlds apart, they lead very different lives. Brought together by chance and an irresistible proposition, those differences might be what tear them apart when their time runs out.
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Bookmarked by fluxmas
08 Oct 2026
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Really appeals to my historical romance, rich world building, and a tortured man and cheeky girl
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is this nice? by daphnedevil
Fandoms: Star Wars Sequel Trilogy, Star Wars - All Media Types
09 Sep 2021
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He can tell she’s really hooked on it the first few months.
or: ben sells rey the weed that helps her sleep.
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- Part 1 of is this nice? verse
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go i know not whither and fetch i know not what by voicedimplosives
Fandoms: Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
30 Oct 2020
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The year is 1994. The Iron Curtain has come down, the oligarchs have begun their rise to power, and Kyril Ren, a powerful member of the infamous crime syndicate Solntsevskaya Bratva, has been given a job: hunt down an estranged uncle who has been snitching to the FBI.
Irena, nicknamed Rey by her adoptive father Luke, is a Krav Maga instructor in New York who has finally been able to obtain her original birth certificate from Russia. Turns out she was born in a little village named Vershinino, but if she wants to know more than that… she’s going to have to go there herself.
TL;DR: What up here's a Russian Mafia AU.
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“She’s seventeen. She doesn’t need some lousy jailbird sniffing about. I don’t care who your mama is.”
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25 Jul 2026
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To anyone else, twenty-six-year-old Rey Niima has it all: a hard-won residency at Pittsburgh Trauma Medica Center, a kind and dependable boyfriend, and friends who refuse to let her get away with much on her own. She's smart, capable, and by all accounts a very good doctor.
Unfortunately, none of that seems to help with the increasingly inconvenient set of symptoms she can't seem to shake: intrusive thoughts, sweaty palms, shortness of breath, and a complete inability to act normal around her married attending, Dr. Ben Solo. He's fifty-one, brilliant, infuriatingly decent, and entirely off-limits. The diagnosis is obvious. The outlook is bleak. And the prognosis? Terminal.