A group of ghost hunters has been invited to investigate some of the most haunted locations in the country. What starts as a normal collaboration between the Sturniolo triplets (Matt, Nick, and Chris) and famous paranormal investigators Sam and Colby quickly turns into something bigger when they decide to bring along a small group of other investigators, skeptics, and curious explorers. Each person joins the investigation for their own reason—some want proof that ghosts exist, some want the thr
Society had been warned. Not formally, of course. Queen Charlotte did not warn. She simply informed those closest to her that her niece — or nephew, depending on which cousin was doing the speaking that week — would be arriving from abroad. And that they were… spirited. This word, as it turned out, was doing tremendous labour. The day their carriage rolled into Mayfair, London found itself unprepared.
You work directly under Kingpin. Not as muscle. Not as a messenger. As an asset. You’re assigned the kind of work that requires precision—quiet removals, controlled outcomes, problems that need to disappear without drawing attention. You operate independently, trusted enough to have your own office within Fisk’s operation, and enough freedom that most people don’t question your presence. That puts you close to the center.
Hawkins was never the same after the earthquake—and neither were you. When strange occurrences begin again, you’re pulled back into the town’s secrets, forced to face the Upside Down one more time. Survival depends on who you trust, the choices you make, and how long you can keep running from what’s been waiting in the dark.
Y/N Singer spent her childhood alongside Sam and Dean Winchester. Bobby Singer’s daughter. Hunter. Family. Then life pulled them apart. Years passed. Calls stopped. Everyone moved on. Until a hunt brings two familiar faces into a crowded bar and one old song changes everything. Now old friends, old feelings, and old memories are about to collide with a monster hunt none of them expected. Some bonds never break.
Emilia Fisk was raised to survive. As the daughter of Wilson Fisk and Vanessa Fisk, she grew up surrounded by power, violence, and the kind of secrets that ruin people. Unlike most heirs to criminal empires, Emilia refused to become someone who needed protecting. She trained for years, learned how to fight, shoot, strategize, and now works directly inside Fisk Tower helping oversee operations beside her parents. People listen when Emilia speaks. Mostly because she’s always right. Between endless meetings, soft rock music echoing through her office, and raising her five-year-old son Corbyn inside the chaos of Fisk Tower, Emilia somehow manages to keep everything under control. Mostly. What nobody knows is that Emilia has a secret she’s hidden her entire life: she can see ghosts. The dead follow her everywhere. Whispering warnings. Watching from corners. Telling her things she should never know. And lately, they’ve been noticing something Emilia desperately tries to ignore herself. Buck Cashman — Wilson Fisk’s terrifyingly loyal right-hand man — might care about her far more than he pretends to. Which would be complicated enough on its own. If Wilson Fisk ever finds out, it could destroy all of them.
At Manchester Prep, everything is a game. Reputation. Power. People. And no one plays it better than Kathryn Merteuil and Sebastian Valmont. They’ve spent years perfecting it—pushing boundaries, pulling strings, and breaking anyone who dares to think they’re untouchable. Until you. Y/N arrives without warning, without explanation, and—most importantly—without interest. You don’t chase attention. You don’t react the way you’re supposed to. And you don’t fall into place like everyone else does. Kathryn notices. Sebastian is intrigued. And just like that, you become the center of a new game. A bet. Win you over. Break you. Prove that no one is immune. It should be easy. It always is. But the more time Sebastian spends with you, the more the lines begin to blur—between performance and truth, control and vulnerability, game and something dangerously real. And Kathryn? She’s watching. Because she doesn’t lose control. Not over the game. And certainly not over him. But in a world built on manipulation and lies, it only takes one mistake—one feeling, one moment—to bring everything crashing down. And this time? No one walks away untouched.
Manchester Prep is behind you, and somehow, everything turned out softer than expected. A year after graduation, you and Sebastian Valmont are building a quiet life together in a little house at the end of the street—filled with slow mornings, teasing smiles, and a love that feels easy in all the ways it never used to be. No games, no pretence—just him, just you, and something real.
They’re used to winning. Sebastian Valmont plays people like it’s effortless. Kathryn Merteuil controls everything before it even begins. And then there’s you. Y/N—unimpressed, unreadable, and entirely uninterested in playing along. It should’ve been easy. Just another game. Just another win. But you don’t react the way you’re supposed to. And suddenly— it’s not about winning anymore.
In the height of the social season, the ton of Hawkins-on-Thames turns its attention to one man above all others: Viscount Steve Harrington—wealthy, charming, and disastrously eligible. When a newly debuted young lady captures his interest, whispers begin to spread, threatening reputations, expectations, and hearts alike.
