Best Home Drama Stories & Novels Collection

After losing her mother, Rose’s world shatters further when her father, Thomas, remarries the cunning Melissa and arranges a loveless marriage between Rose and Connor Miller, the aloof heir of the wealthy Miller family. What begins as a forced union quickly turns into a tangled web of betrayal, power, and forbidden longing.
From the moment Rose meets her in-laws, she sense their genuine smiles . H...

Fresh out of bone marrow donation surgery, I endured hip pain to see my chemo-worn son—only to hear him snap at the nurse: "I don't want this lady touching me! Where's Mommy Vivian? Daddy said she'd wait for me!"
When the nurse tried to explain, "This is the mom who donated marrow for you," he threw an even bigger fit.
My husband Nathaniel walked in, first asking our son, "Does it hurt?" then co...

I've always lived in the shadow of Sofia, my adopted sister.

Fifteen years ago, Sofia's parents died in a warehouse explosion, supposedly while protecting us from rivals. My guilt-ridden parents took in five-year-old Sofia out of some misguided sense of penance.

While I was being groomed to run this empire, my parents and brother Lorenzo showered Sofia with all the credit. She was their "orphane...

Scarlet Jenkins died in the hands of her half-sister. Filled with bitterness, she vowed that if she had a chance, she would make everyone pay. Her wish was granted as she was reborn. With the opportunity to make things right, she wanted nothing to do with the Jenkins, but it seemed that the heavens had another plan for her.
She had to embrace her new self while staying guarded. Not to pawn in some...

"Get out! You AIDS-riddled whore!"

Father pointed at the door, Mother shrieked curses, my sister Emily cried trying to hold me back. But no one knew, I didn't have AIDS. I had stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

On a freezing October night, I was thrown out barefoot in my pajamas. Huddled under a bridge, I planned to return tomorrow with hospital proof, proof it was cancer, not AIDS.

Tomorrow they'll be...

Three days after giving birth to Sofia, I arrived at the luxury postpartum suite my parents had carefully chosen for us. The GPS said I'd reached the right place, but when I opened the door to room D12, I knew something was terribly wrong. This wasn't the premium suite we'd paid for. And when I found my brother-in-law's girlfriend lounging in MY corner suite, sipping the special recovery soup MY m...

At the board meeting, he voted to dilute my equity.

"This is business, Elena. Not personal."

Three years of hidden marriage. I thought we were partners. But in that moment, I finally understood—I was just his technical supplier on the road to success.

What Ryan didn't know: that Technology Contribution Agreement he signed three years ago contained one clause. 70% of NexTech's core algorithm IP ...

I spent a month planning our fifth anniversary trip—Yellowstone, camping under the stars, the kind of romance we hadn't had since before the company consumed our lives. I'd even bought baby shoes to give him by the campfire, ready to finally say: I want to start our family.

Then his mother called. Then his sister and her twin boys.

By the morning we were supposed to leave, the RV was packed—with...

I just wanted to meet my little brother's new girlfriend at Thanksgiving dinner. I didn't expect Crystal to accuse me in front of our entire family: "Scarlett's been seducing Phoenix! She's 31 and single because she's obsessed with her brother!" Worse yet, Phoenix was actually considering believing her. When Crystal started demanding my mom wash her underwear, I knew it was time to fight back.

I heard the recording. My six-year-old son Jerry had been helping my husband cover up his affair, for an entire year.

Later, at his birthday party, I overheard his friends: "That's Jerry's nanny. His real mom works overseas."

My son told everyone I was just the nanny.

That day, standing in the hotel hallway, Jerry looked at me and said: "Can you promise to never come find me again? So Michelle ...

During the wedding ceremony, just as the priest asked if I would take my fiancé Derek to be my husband, the church doors suddenly burst open.

A muddy little girl rushed in, shouting at Derek: "Daddy!"

Derek looked completely bewildered, and I just stood there frozen, because this girl really did look a lot like Derek.

The girl said her name was Mia, that she was Derek and Isabelle's daughter fr...

Everyone said I was a monster. On my wedding day, when my fiancé wanted to save a girl threatening to jump from a bridge, I told him to keep driving. The whole town watched as I became the villain who cared more about her wedding than a human life. Social media exploded. #ColdBride went viral. Even my future mother-in-law looked at me like I was a stranger.
But what if I knew something they didn't...

All my life, I've been the invisible daughter in this family.

My sister Madison radiates brilliance, my brother Ryan is the beloved golden child, while I'm Harper—just an "unplanned surprise," as my parents openly admit, their unwanted burden.

Serving as unpaid labor at engagement parties, abandoned with a 103-degree fever while they vacationed in the Bahamas, having my very bloodline questioned...

I didn't look up until I was done packing, then I clutched my suitcase and looked at him. He glared so hard at me, so hard that I feared he was going to do something again. His eyes were cold and I knew he was fighting so hard to keep the anger just beneath the surface. But I had made up my mind. I was leaving. I couldn't stay here any longer, not like this.

"I can't believe you're doing this,...

My name is Emily, and at 25, I stood on the church bell tower in my white wedding dress, looking down at the horrified crowd below.

Everyone thought I'd lost my mind, including my stepbrother David who was about to become my husband. But only I knew this was the most lucid moment I'd had in ten years.

Ten years ago, when I was 15, David deliberately pushed me down the stairs, shattering my left ...

I got switched at birth with a billionaire's daughter. At forty-five, they finally found me.
The Montgomery family invited me to their Aspen resort for Thanksgiving. I thought maybe I'd finally have the fancy family I always wondered about.
But Delphine, the fake daughter who stole my life? She looked me up and down and called me "authentic." Said my ski gear was "cheap" and unsafe for "advanced s...

When I woke up in the hospital after the crash, I croaked "Bro" at my brother. He stared back like I was a stranger and coldly shot back, "I'm not your brother."

Even more bizarre, he pointed at some guy with an IV stand and said, "That's your brother." I clutched my sheets, faking amnesia, and followed this "fake brother" home, only to discover his leukemia medication and hear him coughing blood...

Elara has always been strong—because she’s had no choice. Poor, overlooked, and dismissed by a town that values silk and silver over grit and sweat, she has survived by sheer will alone. Every coin, every scrap of food, every ounce of strength in her body is earned the hard way. She’s used to being underestimated, even despised.

But under the light of the full moon, everything changes.

When a st...

How far are you willing to go for your family's company?

Eloise Jane Lopez is the one true child of the Lopezes—and due to her sick father's wish, she needs to marry a man she doesn't know to keep the company her parents manage in order. And the man she will marry is none other than Cosmo Dominguez, a multi-billionaire, whose supposed fiancée was Eloise's step-sister but got pregnant, leaving Elo...

“I Alpha Darius Vale of the Blood Fang Pack reject you, Ayla Stable as my mate… You’re pathetic”
Ayla was born an omega and shunned by all including her very own family which was supposed to love and protect her. She had been patiently waiting for her mate to love her and shield her from all the bad things that was happening in her life. He would be her knight in shining armor and treat her how s...

I thought marrying New York's most brilliant surgeon meant I had the perfect life. Then at his birthday party, I overheard the whispers—"Dr. Morrison could've married anyone." Thirty-two candles flickered, highlighting how I, a restaurant owner's daughter, never belonged. And that "For the future little Morrisons" onesie? It tore open a wound that never healed.
Eight months ago, I lost my daughter...