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Dead Girls Don’t Ride Dragons

You were supposed to be dead. Years ago, you disappeared from Dragonstone on the back of a wild dragon, leaving behind a family who eventually had no choice but to mourn you. Your mother never stopped believing you were alive. Your brothers blamed themselves. And Aemond Targaryen—the cousin whose eye was lost the night he tried to hurt you—never forgot what happened. Now the Dance of the Dragons has begun, and King’s Landing is already drowning in blood. Then a massive black dragon appears above the city. And you’re on its back. Coming home was never going to be simple. Not when your family is divided, your name suddenly matters more than ever, and the boy you once hated has grown into a dangerous man fighting for the other side. You came back expecting war. You didn’t expect Aemond to still remember you. And you definitely didn’t expect him to look at you like he never intended to let you disappear again.

If Home Still Exists

You were sixteen when the Greene farm fell. In the chaos, you were separated from your family, and everyone believed you died with the farm. Years later, Alexandria begins hearing rumors about a lone hunter roaming the forests alone—a survivor who never stays in one place, never misses a shot, and disappears before anyone can catch a glimpse of their face. Armed with only a bow and an old revolver, you’ve become something between a ghost and a legend. When a routine supply run finally brings you face-to-face with the people who never stopped mourning you, the impossible becomes reality. Maggie gets her little sister back. Daryl Dixon finds the quiet farm girl who used to follow him through the woods asking endless questions about tracking… only to discover she’s grown into one of the deadliest hunters he’s ever met. Coming home is supposed to heal old wounds. Instead, it opens the door to new beginnings, forgotten promises, and feelings that have waited years to be discovered. Some people survive the end of the world. Others spend years finding their way back to the people they never stopped loving.

𝑊ℎ𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑊𝑖𝑙𝑑 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠 𝐻𝑜𝑚𝑒 𓄀

You grew up in a town where everybody knew everybody, family names meant something, and secrets never stayed buried for long. Between ranch work, summer rodeos, and familiar faces, life has always had a way of bringing the past back around. You had your own plans, your own little family, and absolutely no intention of revisiting the people you left behind. But when an old face returns to town, the quiet life you’ve built starts getting a little more complicated. Some things are easier left in the past. Unfortunately, in a small town like this, the past has a habit of showing up right at your front door.

One Curse, Too Many Feelings

You were never supposed to become involved with the Sohma family. You definitely weren’t supposed to discover their biggest secret. But after one accidental collision leaves everyone staring at you like you’ve just broken the laws of nature, your normal life disappears almost overnight. For some reason, you can touch the cursed members of the Sohma family without anything happening. No transformation. No explanation. And suddenly everyone wants to know why. What starts as a strange family mystery quickly turns into awkward hugs, unwanted attention, suspicious doctors, dramatic arguments, and several Sohma men who are becoming a little too attached to the one person they can finally touch without consequences. Unfortunately, none of them are very good at sharing. And the closer you get to the Sohmas, the more obvious it becomes that your ability isn’t just some strange coincidence. Something about you is connected to their curse. You just don’t know how yet.

𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘗𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘉𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘥 ♕

You were never supposed to survive the fall of House Targaryen. For years, you’ve lived under another name, far away from King’s Landing, with only pieces of the truth about the family you lost. But when whispers of a surviving Targaryen princess begin spreading across Westeros, staying hidden becomes impossible. Soon, you’re dragged back into the world you were stolen from—and straight into the hands of the Lannisters. More specifically, Jaime Lannister. He’s supposed to keep you under control. You’re supposed to hate him. And neither of you should be getting dangerously comfortable with the other. With Daenerys returning, Jon Snow hiding secrets of his own, and Cersei willing to do almost anything to keep her throne, your name could change the entire game. But in Westeros, being a princess doesn’t mean you’re safe. Sometimes it makes you the most dangerous person in the room.

For Glenn

The last thing your brother ever asked for was you. You don’t know it, but while you’ve spent months surviving alone, Glenn made one final request before he died. “Find my little sister.” Daryl Dixon never intended to become anyone’s guardian. He was only trying to keep a promise to his best friend. Then he found you. You were tougher than anyone expected, lonelier than anyone should be, and carrying scars the world couldn’t see. Bringing you back to Alexandria was supposed to be the end of Glenn’s final wish. Instead, it became the beginning of something neither of you saw coming. As grief slowly gives way to trust, and trust quietly becomes love, Daryl is forced to face an impossible question: Can he keep Glenn’s memory alive while falling for the one person Glenn loved most? In a world overrun by the dead, sometimes the hardest promise to keep is learning how to live again.

So Much for Killing the King

You were sent to King’s Landing with a fake name and a hidden blade beneath your dress. Everyone thinks you’re there to become Aemond Targaryen’s wife. They don’t know you have another reason for being there. With Aegon still alive but badly wounded and Aemond ruling in his place, you are closer to your targets than you ever expected. But keeping secrets becomes difficult when your new husband starts paying far too much attention to you. In a castle where everyone has something to hide, you just have to make sure yours isn’t the one that gets you killed.

Stop Calling Me Lady

All your life, you’ve been told exactly what a woman is supposed to be. You decided they were wrong. With your hair cut short, your chest bound beneath linen, and your real identity buried under steel, you’ve managed to become something Westeros would never willingly allow—a knight. When King Viserys dies and the realm begins tearing itself apart, your loyalty puts you beside Queen Rhaenyra and directly against the Greens. Then one fight leaves you alone with Prince Aemond Targaryen. He should kill you. You should kill him. Instead, he discovers the secret you’ve spent years protecting. Now the most dangerous man on the enemy’s side knows exactly who is hiding beneath your armor…and for some reason, he has no intention of telling anyone. Unfortunately, he also seems determined to keep finding you.

𝙾𝚏𝚏 𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙸𝚌𝚎 ❅

You came to Briar University with one goal: skate, study, and never let another person get close enough to break your heart again. After a betrayal leaves you questioning everything you thought you knew about love, relationships become the last thing on your mind. Then three hockey players keep getting in your way. Garrett Graham. Dean Di Laurentis. John Logan. They’re loud, frustrating, and constantly stealing your ice time. Every encounter turns into another argument, another sarcastic comment, another reason to stay as far away from them as possible. But somewhere between crowded parties, late-night diner runs, impossible classes, and an endless stream of teasing, the people you swore you’d never like slowly become the ones you can’t imagine your days without. College is supposed to be about making memories. No one ever tells you how messy those memories can become. Because Briar is full of secrets, rumors spread faster than the puck on the ice, and the past has a habit of showing up when you finally start moving forward. Sometimes the best things in life begin with the people you never wanted to meet.

The Boy Next Door Is Actually a Girl

Getting into an all-boys school disguised as a boy was already a terrible idea. You just didn’t expect the bigger problem to be the boys themselves. Between your quiet roommate Sano, the ridiculously loud Nakatsu, Dorm Two’s shameless flirt Nanba, and the strangely observant Kayashima, keeping your secret becomes harder every day. They argue with you, tease you, protect you, get jealous over you, and somehow keep finding reasons to stay close. The weird part? As far as they know, you’re just another guy. You came to Osaka Gakuen with one goal, and falling in love definitely wasn’t part of it. Neither was accidentally making half the dorm question everything they thought they knew about themselves. Now you just have to survive school, dorm life, four increasingly suspicious boys, and one secret that absolutely cannot get out. Easy. Probably.

Nyx & Dawn: The Mage & The Monsters

At Nyx & Dawn Academy, monsters wear human faces, magic is ranked, and being weak is practically a public humiliation. In Wraithwood, you already carried the worst possible reputation: the disappointing daughter of two legendary S-rank mages and the younger sister of Elowen Vale, the academy’s newest golden girl. While your sister is beautiful, powerful, and immediately adored, you’re stuck being what everyone expects—awkward, overlooked, and painfully average for a mage born into one of the strongest families in the realm. At least until detention. One night, after getting caught out past curfew, you’re thrown into after-hours punishment with the five most infamous boys at Nyx & Dawn: a shapeshifter with a wicked grin, a sea-born prince who watches too closely, a possessive werewolf with a temper problem, a dragon heir who thinks rules are optional, and a serpent boy who lies like it’s an art form. They’re reckless, arrogant, completely unbearable… and for some reason, they won’t leave you alone. Now the whole school is watching you for all the wrong reasons. As jealousy turns vicious and the boys grow more obsessed, strange things begin happening beyond the academy wards. Students are sneaking into the forbidden forest and coming back different—if they come back at all. The deeper you’re pulled into Nyx & Dawn’s secrets, the more obvious it becomes that your magic may not be weak at all. It may be something the school has been waiting for. With final rank trials approaching and danger growing in the woods, you’ll have to survive cruel classmates, impossible expectations, five supernatural boys who are way too attached to you, and a power inside you that might change everything. If it doesn’t destroy you first.

𝚁𝚒𝚍𝚎 𝙻𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚕 ✘ 𖥕

Moving to your late father’s hometown was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, you find yourself in a place where engines roar louder than rumors, midnight races decide reputations, and everyone seems to know more about your family than you do. While your brother is pulled back behind the wheel for the first time since your father’s death, you’re drawn toward the one person everyone tells you to avoid. Quiet, tattooed, and impossible to read, Malachai carries the kind of reputation that keeps people at a distance—but every time trouble finds you, he’s already there. As old rivalries ignite, friendships are tested, and buried secrets begin clawing their way back to the surface, you realize your father’s past never truly stayed in the past. In a town built on horsepower and half-truths, the finish line isn’t the only thing people are racing toward. Some secrets were meant to stay buried. Some hearts were never supposed to race.

The Man in the Walls

You move into a historic house after inheriting it from a grandmother you barely knew. At night, the walls creak with footsteps. Doors open. Music plays. Your jewelry gets moved. Then one night, you find a note on your pillow: ‘You looked beautiful in the red dress.’ Someone is living inside the walls of your house. Someone who has been watching you. Instead of fear, what grows between you is something darker: curiosity, dependence, and the terrifying comfort of being known too well.

☢︎ ☠︎ 𝘜𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘭 𝘖𝘯𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘜𝘴 𝘍𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘴 ☠︎ ☢︎

You survived the day Negan destroyed everything you loved. Now you’re carrying the one thing he never thought anyone could take from him—Lucille. When Alexandria takes you in, your fight becomes part of a much larger war, but revenge has always been personal. You made a promise to the people you lost, and you’re determined to be the one who ends Negan’s story. The problem is that every time you get close enough to pull the trigger, he gives you another reason to hesitate. As the war changes everyone around you, the line between monster and man begins to blur, forcing you to question whether people can truly change—or if some sins are simply too great to forgive.

What the Dead Couldn’t Take

The world ended the day you found her. She never told you her name. Never cried. Never spoke. She simply reached for your hand, and from that moment on, the two of you never let go. Years pass with nothing but empty roads, abandoned homes, and the constant reminder that surviving isn’t the same as living. Then, one afternoon, the little girl you’ve raised finally breaks her silence. “Look… walls.” Behind those walls is Hilltop—a community led by Maggie Rhee, where strangers become neighbors, children laugh again, and hope somehow survives. For the first time since the outbreak, you and Abbi have something neither of you can quite believe. A home. As old friendships are formed with Alexandria and the Kingdom, and a quiet bond begins to grow between you and Jesus, life slowly starts to feel normal again. But peace has never lasted long in this world. With the Saviors threatening everything the communities have built, you’ll soon learn that monsters don’t always come back from the dead. Sometimes… They’ve been alive all along.

Dear Conrad, This Is Awkward

You swore you’d never go back to Cousins. Three years ago, something happened between you and Conrad Fisher that made you leave the summer house without looking back. You never explained what happened, and eventually everyone stopped asking. Now you’re back. The house is still loud. Jeremiah is still impossible. Steven still won’t stop annoying you. Belly still remembers the old version of you. Taylor still thinks she knows everyone’s business. And Conrad? He remembers. At first, you both pretend nothing happened. Then come the late-night talks, beach walks, random drives, and those moments where you catch him looking at you for just a second too long. You came back expecting Cousins to feel different. You just didn’t expect him to. Maybe some things really do stay buried. And maybe some feelings were never buried at all.

To Love Is to Lose

You helped build Hilltop long before anyone knew its name. Before Gregory called himself leader. Before Maggie Greene found a home there. Before Alexandria and the Kingdom ever dreamed of standing together. You built the walls with your own hands beside Paul Rovia—Jesus—your closest friend and the man who has stood at your side through every impossible year of the apocalypse. Together, you fought for something few people believed could still exist: a community built on compassion instead of fear. Then Rick Grimes arrives. He sees your mercy as a weakness. You see his ruthlessness as the beginning of something dangerous. Every conversation turns into an argument. Every disagreement becomes a battle of ideals. Rick believes surviving means making impossible choices before someone else makes them for you. You believe the day people stop showing mercy is the day the world truly ends. Neither of you expects respect to become attraction. Caught between the man who’s been your home for years and the man determined to change the future of every surviving community, you’re forced to question everything you thought you knew about loyalty, leadership, and love. Meanwhile, Jesus watches the distance between friendship and something more disappear just as another man begins stepping into the place he’d always hoped would someday be his. As old alliances fracture, new ones are forged, and Negan’s growing empire threatens every community left standing, your choices will shape more than your own future. They may decide the fate of Hilltop itself. Because in a world overrun by the dead, the greatest danger isn’t always the walkers. Sometimes it’s the people who make you question everything you believe. And sometimes… Mercy is the most dangerous thing of all.

Eight Years Too Late || K.B.

Eight years ago, you disappeared during a villain attack. U.A. said you were dead. Katsuki Bakugo never fully believed them. Now he’s Dynamight—older, stronger, and one of Japan’s top heroes—while you’ve become a masked vigilante tearing through criminals that somehow keep slipping past the people meant to stop them. He’s been ordered to hunt you down. You have no intention of being caught. But when one fight ends with your mask hitting the floor, Katsuki realizes the girl he spent eight years mourning is standing right in front of him. Alive. Angry. And absolutely unwilling to tell him where you’ve been. You don’t want a hero. Especially not him. Unfortunately, Katsuki already lost you once. He has no plans of doing it again.

Everything They Told You Was a Lie

You haven’t seen Hitoshi Shinsou since U.A. Once, he was your partner, your best friend, and the boy you thought would become a hero beside you. Then he disappeared without saying goodbye, leaving you with nothing but unanswered questions and enough anger to convince yourself you stopped loving him a long time ago. Years later, you’re a Pro Hero. Shinsou is a villain. Worse, he’s joined the League of Villains. When a hero operation goes horribly wrong, you finally come face-to-face with the person you’ve spent years trying to forget. Older, colder, and far more dangerous, Shinsou has become frighteningly good at using the Quirk he once promised would save people. All he needs is one answer to control you. You give him one. He doesn’t use it. Instead, Shinsou looks at you like you’re the one who disappeared. “You still answer when I talk to you.” Apparently, there are two very different versions of what happened all those years ago. And yours might be the lie.

The Distance Between Maybe and Us

Five years ago, you met Kaiden Mercer through a video game. He was supposed to be another random person behind a headset. Instead, he became your best friend. Years of late-night calls, stupid arguments, inside jokes, almost-relationships, breakups that never really lasted, and promises to meet “one day” turned him into something neither of you ever learned how to explain. So you stopped trying. Best friends were easier. Until you started seeing someone new. Until Kaiden started talking about another girl. Until hearing him laugh about someone else began hurting more than you were willing to admit. Now you’re both supposedly moving on, both pretending years of feelings disappeared just because neither of you knew what to do with them. But there are some people you can walk away from. And then there are the ones who somehow keep finding their way back. After five years of promises, missed chances, and thousands of miles between you, maybe “one day” isn’t as far away as you thought.

We Knew What We Were Doing

They used to be inseparable—three souls bound by youth, loyalty, and something dangerously close to love. But betrayal doesn’t always come from actions…sometimes it comes from the lies you tell yourself. Years ago, Y/n left without choosing either of them. Now she’s back. And nothing they buried stayed dead.

Our Fathers’ Fight

Your life was never supposed to revolve around karate. Between school, friends, and your family’s car dealership, fighting was the last thing on your mind. But when your dad’s old rivalry with Cal Anderson drags you into a world of tournaments, rival dojos, and long-buried grudges, everything begins to change. Caught between your first love, a misunderstood boy you never expected to trust, and a feud that started long before you were born, you’ll discover that growing up isn’t about choosing sides—it’s about deciding who you want to become.

𝑁𝑜𝑡 𝑌𝑜𝑢𝑟 𝐷𝑎𝑚𝑠𝑒𝑙𝑠 ♕

Once upon a time, princesses lived in castles, princes saved the day, and every story ended with happily ever after. Then the dead started walking. Years after the world collapsed, you’ve found yourself surviving alongside twelve unlikely companions: Cinderella, Mulan, Snow White, Aurora, Pocahontas, Tiana, Ariel, Rapunzel, Merida, Moana, Elsa, and Stitch. Forget glass slippers, royal balls, and handsome princes. These women carry weapons, bear scars, and know exactly what it takes to survive. Together, you’ve built something worth protecting. But in a world where the dead hunt the living, you’ve forgotten one important thing. Not every monster is a corpse. And not every villain died with their kingdom.

⋆ 𝑷𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒚 𝑩𝒐𝒚 𝑻𝒓𝒐𝒖𝒃𝒍𝒆 ⋆

⟡ Slow Burn | Western Romance | Love Triangle | Rivalry ⟡ One injured championship horse. One spoiled millionaire. One ranch hand with a smart mouth and absolutely no patience for either. At Whispering Pines Ranch, {{Y/n}} has spent years training and rehabilitating horses, including Bluebird—the rescued champion saved alongside her late mother. Then Sterling Whitlock arrives unannounced. Twenty-six, internationally famous, filthy rich, and completely allergic to being told no. His prized show jumper, Nox, is injured and refusing fences, but Sterling expects a solution before his next championship. Wes Sutton has worked beside {{Y/n}} for years. They're friends, nothing more. But Wes can't stand the way Sterling talks down to the ranch crew or pressures an injured horse. Now Sterling's learning that money doesn't buy special treatment, Wes has found someone he can't resist arguing with, and Grandpa Walt has a front-row seat to the nonsense. Between dusty mornings, a horse that needs time, and two men from very different worlds, things at Whispering Pines are about to get complicated. Because some things can't be bought. Trust is one of them.

The Sins of Graves

You never imagined you’d be the reason an entire city went to war. When the most feared mafia boss in the country vanishes without a trace, every criminal family believes someone has stolen their king. As violence spreads through the streets, only you know the truth. You took him. Certain Kyren Graves deserves to answer for crimes that have destroyed countless lives, you refuse to let him go—no matter what he says. But the longer he’s hidden away, the harder it becomes to separate fact from fiction. Every answer uncovers another secret, every lie leads somewhere unexpected, and every passing day makes it clear that someone else is pulling the strings from the shadows. Now you’re trapped between the man you swore to hate and a city that’s falling apart without him. Some monsters are exactly who you think they are. Others wear someone else’s name.