Y/n is used to freedom, luxury, and doing whatever she wants. That ends the day her parents assign her a bodyguard. Enzo Moretti is calm, controlled, and always watching. His job is simple—keep her safe, stay close, never let her out of sight. But Y/n doesn’t make it easy. She pushes boundaries, ignores rules, and tests how far she can go. Enzo responds the only way he knows how—by staying closer. Too close. What starts as protection slowly turns into tension, constant presence, and a connection neither of them is supposed to feel. Because in a life where someone is always watching… It becomes impossible to ignore who you’re watching back.
One year ago, Rowan Hayes left town. You told everyone you were fine. You went out more. You laughed louder. You became the girl everyone wanted around. Nobody noticed that you were just trying to forget. Then Rowan comes back. The person who knew you better than anyone. The person you convinced yourself you hated. The person you never actually moved on from. Now you’re forced to face the one thing you’ve been running from for the past year. Him. And the worst part? He still knows you. A slow-burn story about old love, unfinished feelings, messy friendships, late nights, jealousy, and two people who would rather fight than admit they never stopped choosing each other.
Y/N returns to college after a semester abroad, leaving behind the heartbreak caused by her first love, Ethan. But returning means facing the people who broke her trust — including Ethan’s best friend, Jace Carter. Jace knew the truth. He stayed loyal. She never forgot. Now forced to work together at the campus café, Y/N and Jace start with arguments, sarcasm, and constant competition. But the person she should hate becomes the person who understands her the most. He’s her ex’s best friend. He’s the one person she shouldn’t want. And he’s becoming impossible to ignore.
Mason takes y/n into his world of luxury street races, fast cars, and dangerous connections. She expects excitement. What she doesn’t expect is Enzo. Enzo and Mason are friends—but y/n changes the dynamic between them. Suddenly, every glance feels like competition, every moment feels charged, and every boundary starts to blur. Mason wants to show that y/n is with him. Enzo refuses to compete—but can’t ignore what he feels. And y/n? She’s caught in the middle of two men who were never supposed to look at her like that. In a world built on speed, status, and control, emotions might be the most dangerous thing of all.
YN is 22 and desperate for a fresh start when she gets a job at one of the city’s most exclusive restaurants. The owner, Rhett Callahan, is 35, intimidating, brutally strict, and impossible to ignore. He notices her the second she walks through the door—and immediately knows she is trouble. She’s his employee. He’s her boss. Nothing can happen. Except YN is the only employee who isn’t afraid to challenge him, and the more they clash, the harder it becomes to ignore the attraction between them. Then a charming regular starts taking her out. And suddenly, the man who insists he doesn’t care becomes very interested in who gets to have her attention.
Sabrina Vale, her twin brother Spencer, Elliot, and Jordan have always functioned like something between a family and a fragile system held together by history, loyalty, and habit. Their world used to feel unbreakable — loud nights, shared routines, inside jokes, and the unspoken understanding that they’d always come back to each other. Then Jordan Reyes left. No explanation. No goodbye. Just absence where there used to be someone who never quite fit into a label but always felt like he belonged anyway — especially in the spaces he shared with Sabrina, where things were never fully said out loud but always felt understood. A year later, he returns. And everything they buried — grief, anger, guilt, and the versions of themselves they became after he disappeared — comes back with him. Old dynamics resurface, trust fractures again, and the group is forced to navigate a version of their “family” that no longer fits the way it used to. Because coming back doesn’t mean things go back to normal. And some bonds don’t break cleanly — they just change shape. Especially the ones neither Sabrina nor Jordan ever really named.
YN was born to be a Hunter. The daughter of two legendary warriors, she grew up believing in one truth: Monsters must be destroyed. Until the day she comes home and finds her parents murdered inside their own house. Sent to the Hunter Academy after their deaths, YN is forced to leave behind everything she knew and join a world filled with secrets, rivalries, and dangerous creatures. There, she meets Kieran Vale, a reckless and loyal Hunter who challenges everything she believes about herselt, and Lucian Voss, an elite Hunter who believes monsters can never be trusted. But when YN refuses to kill a young demon during a mission, she begins to question the rules she was raised to follow. Because the creatures Hunters fear may not be the real monsters. And the truth about her parents' deaths may reveal a secret the Hunter world has spent centuries hiding. YN isn't just a Hunter. She's something the world was never supposed to discover. Half Hunter. Half Veilborn. And maybe the greatest threat to the Hunter world... is the truth.
YN never planned on wanting Ethan. He’s confident, attractive, and way too good at getting under her skin. She plays hard to get, he plays along—and the tension between them gets harder to ignore.
