Rated R
Summary:

Sequel to Friends with Benefits. One year later

Rated NC-17
Summary:

Basically the title explains everything. Justin and Beyoncé are two close friends who enjoy sleeping with each other...eventually being more than friends.

Rated R
Summary:

Another enemies to lovers story. The setting is based on when Justin was with 'N Sync and Beyoncé was with Destiny's Child.

LOVESOUNDS by Black Coffee

Rated: Rated NC-17 
Summary:

Air head Justin Timberlake doesn't have a clue when it comes to women. He is so blinded by their looks that he doesn't even know when he is being used. His sappy personality is also annoying. He ridiculously has the utmost respect for women. It literally drives his best friend/room mate Beyoncé Knowles up the wall.

She tries to help him grow a back bone, as she always says but doesn't have too much luck. In the process, she ends up falling for him. SLOWLY.

Rated NC-17 
Summary:

Trilogy to Friends with Benefits and Differences. Takes place 6 months later. The two have flashbacks of when they first met and how their relationship was when they were friends. It also tells the story of their future when they're married.

Rated R
Summary:

After overdosing on medication, Justin tries to cope with the fact that the love of his life dumped him for her career.

Rated R
Summary:

A nanny is caught in the middle of a nasty separation between a upper class couple.

Rated R
Summary:

Growing up in a very strict household, Beyoncé moves to Tennessee with her parents and sibling for a new life. She meets four people, Trace, Justin, April and Terri. They're different. More spontaneous and outgoing.

Beyoncé is tired of living the boring life so she branches out slowly with her new friends. Sneaking around at night with them. This causes drama in the family. Especially since her father is very strict with her.

Will she break free from being mentally abused and finally do what she wants to do? Or will she continue being a puppet?

Rated R
Summary:

Justin Timberlake is a writer who is in the process of working on his second novel. It's not like his usual work. It's about a guy committing a murder. Which turns out to be him and what he imagines doing to his girlfriend. After hiring a private investigator to spy on his girlfriend, he finds out that she's cheating on him. And when his cheating girlfriend finds out what type of story he's writing, she begins to get thoughts. So she does her own investigating, finding out that she's not the only one who's cheating but so is he. Will she be able to pretend like nothing is going on like Justin? Or will this create chaos between the two?