Y/N starts her first day at Briar University without telling anyone that she is Garrett Graham’s younger sister. The two of them have barely spoken in almost a year due to their complicated family situation and their father, so she chooses to keep her identity hidden instead of reaching out to him. On her first day, she quickly falls into a new group of girls who take her in almost immediately. They become her first real sense of belonging on campus and introduce her to Briar’s social life, including the party scene surrounding the hockey team. When they hear about an off-campus party at the house where the hockey players live, they decide to go. Y/N joins them despite feeling uneasy, knowing it connects directly to her brother and the world she has been deliberately avoiding. At the party, the group splits up in the crowd, leaving Y/N alone until she meets John Logan. He immediately takes interest in her and pulls her into the night, offering her drinks and drawing her deeper into Briar’s social circle without knowing who she really is. Meanwhile, Garrett Graham is living in the same house, completely unaware that his younger sister is now attending Briar — and has just stepped directly into his world again. Y/N’s secret is still safe… but not for long.
Y/N starts her first day at Briar University without telling anyone that she is Garrett Graham’s younger sister. The two of them have barely spoken in almost a year due to their complicated family situation and their father, so she chooses to keep her identity hidden instead of reaching out to him.
Y/N is known for being a mess. She parties too much, doesn't care about rules, and does whatever she wants without thinking about the consequences. Her big brother Leo hates her hanging around him and his friends because she always gets into trouble. Y/N has a crush on Elias, Leo's best friend. Their relationship is physical and casual — late nights, kissing, and drinking, but no feelings. Elias likes Y/N because she's different and never demands anything from him. But everything changes when Y/N starts to get annoyed with Noah, Elias' close friend and the biggest fuckboy she's ever met. Noah is arrogant, charming, and used to never staying with the same girl for long. He and Y/N immediately start provoking each other, and their chemistry becomes impossible to ignore. The more time they spend together, the more Noah realizes that Y/N is just playing safe to protect herself. And Y/N starts to fall for him even though she knows he's exactly the kind of guy who will destroy her. The problem? Noah also seems to be starting to have real feelings — something he never usually does.
Seventeen-year-old Y/N never expected one night at a freestyle motocross event to change her entire life. After being dragged to an FMX competition in California by her best friend Ellie, Y/N catches the attention of Elijah Collins — twenty-year-old FMX star, social media favorite, and the guy every girl seems obsessed with. Reckless on the track but magnetic off it, Elijah lives for adrenaline, late nights, and the freedom that comes with fame. Y/N wants nothing to do with guys like him. But after an unexpected conversation at an afterparty, the two keep running into each other. What starts as teasing and tension slowly turns into something deeper. Elijah begins showing Y/N a world filled with bikes, road trips, competitions, bonfires, injuries, and chaos — a world that looks exciting from the outside but hides pressure, expectations, and dangerous risks behind the scenes. As their relationship grows, Y/N realizes Elijah isn’t just the fearless boy everyone thinks he is. And Elijah quickly discovers that Y/N might be the only person who sees the real him beneath the fame and cocky attitude. But falling for someone who lives his life chasing danger comes with consequences. And some crashes hurt more than others.
Two powerful Mafia families. One fragile peace. One marriage neither of them wanted. Y/N has always lived under the weight of her family’s name, but when an old debt resurfaces, she is forced into an arranged marriage with Luca Moretti—the cold, calculated heir to one of the most dangerous Mafia families in Italy. What begins as a political alliance meant to prevent war quickly turns into something far more complicated. Trapped under the same roof, Y/N and Luca are forced to navigate distrust, expectations, and the constant pressure of their families’ demands. Luca is disciplined, controlled, and feared by everyone around him—but behind his calm exterior is a man burdened by responsibility and secrets he has never shared with anyone. Y/N, determined not to lose herself in a world she never chose, refuses to submit quietly. As tension grows between duty and desire, boundaries begin to blur. Every glance carries meaning, every conversation feels like a battle, and every moment together threatens to change everything they thought they knew about loyalty, power, and love. In a world where trust is dangerous and love can be deadly, they must decide if they are willing to risk everything—for something neither of them was supposed to feel
Ride or Die follows Y/N and her boyfriend Noah Walker, one of America’s biggest FMX stars. They’ve been together for three years and everyone thinks they’re the perfect couple. Noah is fearless on his bike, while Y/N spends every competition terrified something will go wrong. During a major FMX event in Las Vegas, Noah suffers a shocking crash that changes everything. As he recovers, strange things start happening. Someone is watching him. His bike may have been sabotaged. His rival, Jason Reed, is acting suspicious. And secrets from Noah’s past begin to surface. Y/N is determined to protect the boy she loves. But how do you save someone who keeps risking his life? And what if the biggest danger isn’t the sport— but the people closest to them?
Y/N never expected to fall for Ryder Kane. Everyone on campus knows who he is—the tattooed bad boy with a reputation for breaking hearts and never staying long enough to care. He's the last person Y/N should want, especially after ending a long-term relationship with her sweet and dependable ex-boyfriend, Ethan Parker. What starts as a few secret meetings quickly turns into something neither of them can ignore. Determined to keep their relationship hidden from their friends, Y/N and Ryder convince themselves they can handle the lies and the rumors.
Y/N lives between two worlds: she technically resides in the Sigma Kappa house, but she spends most of her time in the chaotic hockey house where Mike Hollis, Hunter Davenport, Colin “Fizzy” Fitzgerald, Brenna Jensen, and Summer Di Laurentis all live together. In the house, she’s no longer just a guest — she’s simply part of everything. She’s close friends with everyone, especially Summer and Brenna, and has an easy, comfortable relationship with Hunter and Fizzy. No one in the group questions her place there. What no one knows is that Y/N and Mike have been involved in a secret situationship for months. It started as casual flirting and late-night conversations, but has slowly turned into something more complicated. Around everyone else, they act completely normal: joking, teasing, and moving around each other like nothing is going on. No one suspects a thing. Not even Brenna, Fizzy, or Hunter. Summer is too caught up in her own chaos, and Demi Davis, who is also part of their circle through Hunter, only sees a stable, familiar group dynamic without anything hidden underneath. Mike continues to play the laid-back, chaotic hockey player who doesn’t take anything seriously. But behind the scenes, he becomes increasingly affected by Y/N in ways he refuses to acknowledge — especially when she isn’t his and someone else gets her attention. Y/N tries to keep the line between friendship and something more intact, but the longer the secret arrangement continues, the harder it becomes to pretend it’s still casual. Because in a house full of noise, chaos, and people who notice everything, the most dangerous thing of all is what no one is allowed to see
Y/N Warsofsky has spent her whole life around hockey, but she’s never wanted to be part of the spotlight. As the twenty-year-old daughter of San Jose Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky, she’s learned to keep her distance from the rink, focusing instead on her own life and job at a local coffee shop. A simple favor for her dad changes everything. After bringing his forgotten keys to the Sharks’ practice facility, Y/N accidentally collides with rookie center Macklin Celebrini. One awkward introduction turns into unexpected conversations, growing feelings, and a connection neither of them saw coming. But falling for one of her father’s players isn’t exactly simple. Between family, friendship, hockey, and keeping their relationship out of the headlines, Y/N and Macklin quickly learn that some of the biggest risks happen off the ice.
Y/N has spent her entire life hiding. Not because she did something wrong. But because of who her father was. Damien Carter wasn’t just a racer. He was the racer. The greatest underground driver the world had ever seen. His races are still watched online, his name is spoken with admiration, and the mystery surrounding his disappearance only made him more legendary. Y/N hates it. When she starts college, she promises herself one thing: No one will ever know she’s Damien Carter’s daughter. She never uses her real last name. She avoids cameras. She lies whenever someone asks about her family. She just wants to be Y/N. Not a legacy. Not a headline. Not a legend’s daughter. But hiding the truth gets harder every day. Especially because Y/N is exactly like her father. She has his stubbornness. His temper. His reckless streak. His sarcasm. And worst of all… his love for speed. Her mother, Mia, sees it too. And it terrifies her. Their relationship has been falling apart for years. Every argument ends the same way. “You’re just like him.” And Y/N hates hearing it. Because she doesn’t want to be. She spent her whole life trying not to become Damien Carter. But secretly… she watches his races when she can’t sleep. She knows every corner, every victory and every interview by heart. She loves racing. Almost as much as he did. Meanwhile, she lives in a house with four boys who have become her family. Hunter Brooks. Jace Walker. Ethan Hayes. Noah Reed. They’re loud, annoying and overprotective. And Hunter? He’s her biggest problem. Because Hunter loves cars. He’s obsessed with engines, street racing history and especially one driver: Damien Carter. He talks about him all the time. Calls him the greatest racer ever. Says he’d do anything to meet him. Never realizing the girl he’s slowly falling in love with… is Damien Carter’s daughter. And Y/N is in a secret situationship with Hunter—something intense, complicated, and hidden
Everyone at Westbrook University knows Y/N as the confident cheer captain who never misses a performance and always keeps the squad together. What no one knows is that she’s the daughter of Head Football Coach Daniel Miller. Keeping that secret has never been difficult… until Jason Carter, the football team’s star quarterback and the coach’s favorite player, starts getting closer to her. What begins as playful teasing turns into late-night conversations, stolen glances, and feelings neither of them expected. But when the truth about Y/N’s identity finally comes out, Jason is forced to question everything he thought he knew. Can love survive when it’s built on a secret? Or will one revelation destroy everything before it even begins?
Y/N works evening shifts as a waitress at a hotel restaurant, where every night usually feels the same — tired guests, long hours, and boring routines. But everything changes when Elias checks in for work. Elias is a 23-year-old truck driver with brown eyes, brown hair, a Mitchell & Ness cap, oversized hoodies, and the exact car-guy vibe Y/N has always had a weakness for. What starts as casual conversations during her shifts quickly turns into late-night Snapchat messages, teasing flirting, and a connection neither of them expected. With her two coworkers constantly noticing the tension between them, Y/N tries to figure out whether Elias actually likes her or if she’s just another stop along the road for him. But the more time they spend talking, the harder it becomes to ignore the feelings growing between them. The problem is that Elias’ life is always moving. New cities. New roads. New nights away. And as feelings, distance, jealousy, and mixed signals begin to complicate everything, Y/N has to find out if some people are meant to stay… or if they’re only passing through
Y/N Carter has spent her entire life hiding. Not because she did something wrong. But because of who her father was. Damien Carter wasn’t just a racer. He was the racer. The greatest underground driver the world had ever seen. His races are still watched online, his name is spoken with admiration, and the mystery surrounding his disappearance only made him more legendary. Y/N hates it. When she starts college, she promises herself one thing: No one will ever know she’s Damien Carter’s daughter. She never uses her real last name. She avoids cameras. She lies whenever someone asks about her family. She just wants to be Y/N. Not a legacy. Not a headline. Not a legend’s daughter. But hiding the truth gets harder every day. Especially because Y/N is exactly like her father. She has his stubbornness. His temper. His reckless streak. His sarcasm. And worst of all… his love for speed. Her mother, Mia, sees it too. And it terrifies her. Their relationship has been falling apart for years. Every argument ends the same way. “You’re just like him.” And Y/N hates hearing it. Because she doesn’t want to be. She spent her whole life trying not to become Damien Carter. But secretly… she watches his races when she can’t sleep. She knows every corner, every victory and every interview by heart. She loves racing. Almost as much as he did. Meanwhile, she lives in a house with four boys who have become her family. Hunter Brooks. Jace Walker. Ethan Hayes. Noah Reed. They’re loud, annoying and overprotective. And Hunter? He’s her biggest problem. Because Hunter loves cars. He’s obsessed with engines, street racing history and especially one driver: Damien Carter. He talks about him all the time. Calls him the greatest racer ever. Says he’d do anything to meet him. Never realizing the girl he’s slowly falling in love with… is Damien Carter’s daughter. And Y/N is terrified. Terrified that if Hunter finds out the truth…