Y/n never imagined her life would lead her from a quiet Southern town to the sprawling Yellowstone Dutton Ranch in Montana. A young veterinarian with a sweet smile, bright blue eyes, and more stubbornness than anyone expects, Y/n arrives before sunrise to begin working at the ranch. She expects horses, cattle, long days, and hard work. She doesn’t expect the Duttons. Between the ranch’s dangerous reputation, three very different cowboys, and a family that has never been particularly good at letting people stay at arm’s length, Y/n quickly finds herself becoming part of something far bigger than a job. Montana was supposed to be a new beginning. Instead, it may become the place where Y/n finds home, family, and a love she never saw coming.
Alice, the original Alice of Wonderland, suddenly appears in Storybrooke after escaping the place she was taken to as a child. At first, the peaceful little town feels like the safe home she never had, until terrifying visions of the White Rabbit begin haunting her. When she meets Jefferson, the Mad Hatter, they discover they share memories of Wonderland despite never having met there. As the two slowly become each other’s anchor, Wonderland begins bleeding into Storybrooke, forcing Alice to face the place she spent her life trying to escape—and Jefferson refuses to let her face it alone.
Y/N was banished by the Conclave as a child when they discovered the impossible blood running through her veins—part Shadowhunter and part Downworlder. Her memories were erased, her existence buried, and she was left behind. Years later, her memories begin returning just as a dangerous threat emerges within the Shadow World. The Conclave discovers that the girl they cast away may be their only chance of stopping it. Now Y/N is brought back to the New York Institute, surrounded by people who don’t trust her and a society that fears what she represents. Unfortunately for the Conclave, Y/N has no intention of saving the people who abandoned her. She’d rather make them regret finding her.
A Peter Parker x Y/N romance. Y/N has always had one secret: Venom. Living a relatively normal university life should be easy enough—until Venom becomes strangely interested in a certain awkward, charming student named Peter Parker. They barely know each other. At least, not yet. After Peter catches Y/N using Venom to rescue a tiny kitten, the two finally start talking. What begins as an unexpected friendship slowly turns into something neither of them planned for. Peter has his own secrets. Y/N has hers. And with the Avengers eventually becoming involved, keeping their lives separate becomes nearly impossible. Between late-night conversations, awkward glances, superhero chaos, and a symbiote that seems far too invested in their relationship, Y/N might have found the one person who makes having an alien living inside her feel like the least complicated part of her life.
Hogwarts is empty for the summer, Dumbledore is bored, and somehow that results in the castle becoming the filming location for the wizarding world’s most popular dating show. Enter one Bachelorette, fifteen very different wizards, and absolutely no chance of a peaceful summer. Between enchanted dates, ridiculous challenges, awkward confessionals, stolen kisses, petty rivalries, late-night kitchen conversations, and Rose Ceremonies that become more serious with every passing week, what begins as a ridiculous television experiment slowly turns into something real. Harry can barely flirt. Fred thinks every rule is optional. George remembers everything. Draco insists he isn’t jealous. Mattheo absolutely is. Enzo treats the whole thing like a holiday. Tom tries to strategize his way through romance. Blaise refuses to chase anyone. Theo keeps finding her at two in the morning. Remus just wanted a quiet summer. Sirius was born for television. Snape did not apply. Cedric is suspiciously perfect. Regulus regrets coming with his brother. And Oliver has somehow created a scoreboard. There was never a war. There was never a Voldemort. Just fifteen grown men, one woman, one castle, and eight weeks to find out whether any of them can survive falling in love on camera. Welcome to Hogwarts. Please accept this rose. 🌹
Wrenley Smith was imprisoned for stealing blankets. Becoming a queen was never part of the plan. When the hundred land on Earth, they bring a secret buried in their blood. The Ark suppressed secondary genders for generations. Without its treatments, instincts awaken, unfamiliar scents fill the camp, and frightened delinquents begin forming a pack before they understand what that means. Then Wrenley presents as a Luna. To the Grounders, she is something from an old story. To Heda, she is a political complication—and someone whose missing Enigma must be found before tenderness turns into something dangerous. Wrenley only wanted somewhere to belong. Instead, she must learn how to protect a home without closing its doors, and how to trust affection when biology makes need feel so much like love. Murphy, Lincoln, Roan, and Ilian will each find a place in her life. None of them begins as her mate. Before there is a queen, there is a girl with a crooked bird necklace, holding out her hand.
Nobody at the Yellowstone expected the newest hire to look like she belonged on a magazine cover. Beautiful, expensive, sharp-tongued, and completely unimpressed by ranch life, she arrives with enough attitude to irritate half the bunkhouse before lunch. Nobody understands why John Dutton agreed to hire her. Then they find out. She’s married to one of their own. Now the ranch has to get used to designer boots in the mud, arguments that turn into stolen kisses, movie nights after long workdays, jealous glances across the barn, ruined dates, quiet mornings, and a marriage that somehow manages to be both chaotic and completely devoted. Canon events still unfold around them, but between cattle drives, Dutton family drama, enemies, bar fights, and long nights at the ranch, their relationship becomes the center of everything. She may be difficult. He may be worse. But Yellowstone is about to learn that marriage can be just as dangerous as anything waiting beyond the property line.
