Playboy Movies

Scarlett disappears after a one-night stand with wealthy heir Landon while she is on the run. Later, entrusted by her mentor, she returns as his grandson’s fiancée to help him become a qualified heir. What she never expected was that the man she is supposed to manage is actually Landon. Landon does not recognize that his fiancée is the mysterious woman from that unforgettable night. Instead, because he resents his grandmother’s arrangement, he treats Scarlett with hostility. In this life together under a mistaken identity, their relationship is caught between rejection and attraction, constantly pulling them closer while they struggle against each other.

At Waverly University, the ice rink is split in two: on one side, the hockey team trains with brutal intensity; on the other, the figure skating team glides through elegant routines. Abby Williams is the golden girl of the ballet-on-ice program — obedient, disciplined, and desperate to land the lead role of the Black Swan in the Winter Showcase. There's just one problem: she has no idea how to be "bad." Enter Tristan Beaumont, the university's most notorious playboy and captain of the hockey team — reckless, magnetic, and hiding a devastating secret behind his bad-boy reputation. When Abby asks him to teach her how to unleash her dark side, neither of them expects what happens next: a forbidden attraction neither can control. Standing between them is Taylor Beaumont, Tristan's younger brother — Abby's skating partner, her best friend, and the "good" Beaumont everyone expects her to choose. As rumors, sabotage, and a jealous rival threaten to destroy everything Abby has worked for, she must decide who she really wants — and who she's willing to fight for. Torn between two brothers, a forbidden romance, and the role of a lifetime, Abby will learn that becoming the Black Swan means learning to stop following the rules — and start listening to her heart.

Straight-A bookworm Georgia Pruitt accidentally shoves rockstar Riot Cross off his stage, so her strict father ships her to Silver Pines reform camp, where Riot's label sends him too. Bound as accountability buddies, the enemies fall in love through bullying storms, lakeside rescues, a stolen kiss, and a rewritten love song. When leaked photos force a breakup, Riot leaps from his departing car to sing with her onstage, and they choose each other and music school over Harvard and the tour.

In Regency London, slum orphan Elle is bought by Duke Alistair Belgrave to impersonate his half-sister "Estelle" and marry Percy Vane, freeing Alistair from a forced engagement with the obsessive Beatrix Vane. What begins as a cold transaction turns into forbidden desire as the fake siblings fall for each other, complicated by a secret execution order Alistair prepared for Elle. When Beatrix exposes Elle's true identity at her engagement ball, scandal erupts and Elle flees, convinced Alistair planned to kill her. As Beatrix closes in with a gun, Alistair takes a bullet for Elle and confesses: the order was never signed. They discover matching childhood scars proving fate bound them long before the bargain.

Ethan, a rejected walk-on, sexts a stranger he thinks is his crush, not knowing it's rival captain Caleb, who hijacked the account on a bet. Caleb finds Ethan's birthmark and blackmails him, but the game turns to real feelings: he shields Ethan from bullying and fakes dating him to dodge an arranged marriage. A duel, a public coming out, a scheming fiancée, and a jealous rival test them before Ethan chooses Caleb, who gives up his family's future for hockey and love.

In Sexting My Pucking Nemesis, Ethan Miller may be a nerd, but he’s also the hockey player his teammates would rather avoid. He has never been good at respecting boundaries. Then he does the one thing his captain hates most: he publicly asks out Captain Hunter Kennedy’s younger sister, Hayley.

For Hunter, few things could be more infuriating than watching the man he secretly wants chase after his sister. When he realizes Hayley plans to answer Ethan’s message, Hunter confiscates her phone. Ethan, using the username “Bad Boy,” sends Hayley a sexy text in the hope of winning her heart.

What Ethan doesn’t know is that Hunter is the one answering those messages. Pretending to be Hayley, Hunter plays along with Ethan’s provocative texts and soon gets carried away. What begins as a trick turns into a private sexting relationship with Ethan—except Ethan has no idea who is really on the other side.

As more people become involved, keeping the secret becomes harder. Can Hunter, Ethan’s biggest bully and hockey captain, pull him away from Hayley? Or will Ethan keep chasing the girl he thinks he wants without ever discovering who has truly captured his attention?

Characters

Ethan Miller

Ethan Miller is a hockey player who loves learning and serves as one of the main male characters. He believes he’s straight and has his eyes on Hayley. Without realizing it, however, he ends up sexting her older brother—who also happens to be his nemesis.

Hunter Kennedy

Hunter Kennedy is the good-looking hockey captain and the second main male character. He is Hayley’s protective older brother and Ethan’s biggest bully. Beneath their rivalry, Hunter has had his eye on Ethan for a long time.

Hayley Kennedy

Hayley Kennedy is a supporting character and Ethan’s original love interest. She has a reputation for acting out of reach and is often accompanied by two other cheerleaders. Her phone unknowingly becomes the starting point of Ethan and Hunter’s secret connection.

Trent

Trent is the villain who considers himself Hunter’s best friend. He reacts badly when rumors and scandals involving Hunter and Ethan begin to surface. Their growing connection threatens the place Trent believes he holds in Hunter’s life.

Erotica writer Ivy accidentally stumbles upon the secret between campus heartthrob Noah and a female teacher. After secretly filming the encounter, she becomes his target and is soon pushed into the role of leader of the school-wide "Anti-Noah Alliance." Forced to be paired as mentor and student for Ivy League applications, the two go from hostility to tentative probing, caught in a constant tug-of-war involving lies, power, and collective hysteria. When a campus crisis puts a baseball bat in her hands, the swing she takes hits not only the truth—but herself as well.