Contemporary romance

Love rarely follows the rules.

Forbidden pairings, slow-burning tension, and characters who know exactly where the line is — right before they cross it. Welcome to the world of Kym Laurel.

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The books

Four stories. Four lines that shouldn't be crossed.

All titles are available exclusively through Kindle Unlimited — read free with your KU subscription, or buy the ebook outright.

KU & Kindle Cover of The Road Trip by Kym Laurel — a couple embracing inside a rain-streaked car at night

The Road Trip

Adam is off limits. Liv knows that. But being stuck on the road with him makes it harder to remember why. And some lines… aren't meant to be crossed. Until they are.

KU & Kindle Cover of The Intern by Kym Laurel — a couple in an intimate embrace at home

The Intern

Gia Bellini has rules. Lucas Shaw has no idea how to follow them. He's too blunt, too intense, and completely wrong for her. The problem? Wrong is starting to feel exactly right.

KU & Kindle Cover of The Accident by Kym Laurel — a couple standing close together in a gym

The Accident

Lucia Bellini knows exactly who she's supposed to be. Drew has no interest in anything fake. The problem? He might be the first person who sees her clearly — and doesn't look away.

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The Babysitter

Jake Martin doesn't take risks — he has two daughters and a life built on control. But when the girl who was supposed to be temporary starts to feel like home, walking away might be the one thing he can't do.

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About Kym

Stories about people who know better — and fall anyway.

"I write about the moment right before someone crosses a line they swore they wouldn't."

Kym Laurel writes contemporary romance built around tension that shouldn't exist — the off-limits coworker, the wrong-side-of-the-line stranger, the person you were never supposed to want. Every book asks the same question: what happens when doing the right thing stops feeling right?

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