Born into the shadow of Vladimir Makarov, you’ve spent your entire life fighting a legacy of fear and hatred that isn’t yours. Even after escaping your past and earning your place in the military, the truth about your bloodline follows you into Task Force 141 where trust is fragile, suspicion is constant, and one man, Ghost, already seems to have decided you’re the enemy.
In a world where humans can own hybrid companions—part human, part animal—Y/N is a golden retriever hybrid brought into the life of 17-year-old Julian. Raised alongside him, she’s energetic, loyal, and full of curiosity… but most see hybrids as pets, not people. When a new law allows school-age hybrids to attend classes under their handlers, Julian faces a difficult balance: the boy he is at home, protective and gentle, and the boy he must appear to be at school, cold and superior. Caught betw
Maisie “Sparrow” MacTavish never meant to follow her brother into war—but she did anyway. Now a 22-year-old Nightline recon operator, she survives on instinct, breaking protocol when hesitation means failure. When a NATO mission collides with Task Force 141, her unauthorized interference saves lives… and puts her directly in the crosshairs of the world’s most elite special forces unit. Especially her brother, Soap MacTavish—who thought he left her behind.
The summer in La Push is supposed to feel endless—salt in the air, bonfires that burn too late into the night, laughter carrying over the sound of waves—but for Y/N, something has been wrong for weeks, something she can’t explain and no one has bothered to explain to her. It starts small, easy to ignore: heat under her skin that never goes away, a pulse that won’t slow, irritation that flares too quickly and dies just as fast, leaving her confused and guilty and exhausted. She tells herself it’s nothing, that she’s just tired, just stressed, just not herself lately—but the truth is, she hasn’t felt like herself at all. Not when sounds are suddenly too loud, not when she swears she can smell things no one else reacts to, not when her own emotions feel too big for her body to contain. And the worst part is the way the others look at her—especially Sam Uley—like they’re waiting for something, like they already know what’s coming and have decided not to tell her.
She wasn’t born knowing what she was. She wasn’t raised with legends or a pack waiting for her. When Y/N’s forgotten bloodline awakens, she’s left alone, afraid, and convinced she’s a monster. But after escaping the people who tried to study her, she finds herself in a small town called Forks…where she discovers she was never as alone as she thought.
In 1953, Y/N a newly turned vampire, is imprisoned in an Augustine facility behind vervain-coated metal bars. Across from her are Damon Salvatore and Enzo St. John, both long-term captives who have endured years of starvation, experimentation, and isolation. Thrown into this environment shortly after her transformation, Y/N is still learning to control her vampire instincts while being subjected to the same harsh conditions.
Y/N joins Task Force 141 under a clean fake identity as a CIA-attached intelligence specialist. She’s skilled, composed, and proves useful in the field, slowly earning her place on the team despite Ghost’s constant suspicion and Price’s quiet scrutiny. What no one knows is that Y/N is the biological daughter of Vladimir Makarov,