Y/N never expected to be accepted into the Werewolf Spouse Program. But after passing months of evaluations, she’s assigned to a pack unlike any other—a trio of powerful Alpha werewolves: Rowan Blackwood, Kael Draven, and Darius Vale. Her new home is a secluded estate spanning hundreds of acres, complete with a massive mansion, private lake, pool, forests, and enough land for her three future husbands to run in their wolf forms. There’s only one problem. She hasn’t met them yet. The Alphas have requested seventy-two hours before their first meeting, leaving Y/N alone in their territory with no idea what awaits her. She doesn’t know why they’ve rejected every previous spouse. She doesn’t know what they’re expecting from her. And she certainly doesn’t know that the moment she crossed through the gates, all three Alphas knew their mate had finally arrived. Because Y/N thought she was joining the program to become someone’s spouse. She doesn’t realize she’s about to become the heart of an entire pack.
When Y/N’s father falls ill, she is sent to Walton’s Mountain to live with her eccentric but loving relatives, Emily and Mamie Baldwin. Expecting to feel like an outsider, Y/N never imagines she’ll find an unexpected friend in John-Boy Walton. What begins as innocent friendship slowly blossoms into something neither of them is quite prepared for—first love. As Y/N finds her place among the Walton family and the Baldwin sisters, John-Boy discovers that the new girl on the mountain may have become the most important person in his world.
Y/N’s birthday has never been something she celebrates, but Dean secretly plans a surprise party with their hunting family to show her how much she means to them. Everything is going perfectly—until Mary Winchester unexpectedly returns. Sam and Dean are overjoyed, and the party naturally shifts toward the long-awaited reunion. Y/N doesn’t complain or confront anyone. She simply steps aside, quietly accepting that the night is no longer about her. But Dean notices her absence—and realizes the birthday he wanted to make unforgettable may have left Y/N feeling forgotten.
After Y/N’s parents are tragically killed in an accident, she is left with nowhere to go. Her grandmother, knowing the kind heart of Olivia Walton, writes to her old childhood best friend with a desperate request: would Olivia take Y/N in? Olivia opens her home—and the Walton family opens their hearts—to the young girl who suddenly finds herself starting over on Walton’s Mountain. For John-Boy, Y/N’s arrival is unexpected. She is no longer simply a new girl in town; she is someone who has become part of his family’s life. As the two grow closer, friendship slowly blossoms into something deeper. But Y/N is still grieving, trying to find her place in a family that isn’t hers by blood while learning what it means to call Walton’s Mountain home. And John-Boy may just become the person who helps her believe that she hasn’t lost everything.
After a lifetime of hunting and loss, Y/N and Dean finally experience their first peaceful Christmas together after a year of marriage. With Bobby, Sam, Jody, Donna, Claire, Alex, Kevin and his mother, Castiel, and Jack gathered at the bunker, they celebrate without monsters, cases, or fear—just family, laughter, and the Christmas they never had.
Sam Wilson finally gets the Avengers to visit his favorite bodega for a Friday night of great food, live music, and dancing. What starts as a simple night out introduces Steve Rogers to Tino, his lively family, and Y/N, one of the people who helps keep the place running. Steve only came for the food. He doesn’t expect the little bodega—or the woman working there—to become something he looks forward to finding again.
She was supposed to become Crystal Sun’s Luna. Until her own mate rejected her before the entire pack. Alpha Cole chooses Chloe instead, stripping Y/N of her title, her place, and everything she once believed was hers before ordering her beaten and cast beyond the territory. Broken and left to die, Y/N unknowingly crosses into Black Moon territory. She collapses before ever seeing its Alpha. But Marcus finds her. And the moment he catches her scent, his wolf recognizes what Cole threw away. His mate. Cole rejected her. Marcus will make sure she never has to wonder what being wanted feels like again.
On the day Y/N is supposed to marry Theo Moretti, a brutal attack turns her wedding into a bloodbath. But when danger comes for her, Theo chooses to protect his childhood sweetheart instead. Left standing alone in her wedding dress, Y/N believes she’s been abandoned—until Liam Moretti, the ruthless Mafia Don and Theo’s uncle, sweeps her off her feet and saves her life. Theo may have chosen another woman. Liam has just chosen Y/N.
For years, Task Force 141 had accepted one fact about Simon “Ghost” Riley: he had no personal life. He never spoke about family, friends, or relationships, so when Family Day arrived, no one expected anyone to show up for him. Then a young woman walked onto the field, searching the crowd until her eyes landed on Simon. The transformation was instant. Ghost crossed the field without a second thought, wrapped her in a tight hug, lifted her off her feet, and—much to everyone’s disbelief—pulled off his mask with a genuine smile. She laughed, cupping his face before stealing a quick kiss. Price, Soap, and Gaz exchanged stunned looks. The lieutenant they knew barely tolerated conversation, yet here he was smiling, laughing, and letting the woman tease him without a care in the world. Every lingering touch, every quiet smile, and every protective glance made one thing painfully obvious. Ghost wasn’t cold. He’d simply been saving that side of himself for the woman he loved.
Summary Y/N has spent years hunting alongside Sam and Dean Winchester, becoming more than a partner—she’s family. And somewhere along the way, her friendship with Sam has slowly grown into something deeper. But when Mary Winchester mysteriously returns from the dead, everything changes. Sam finally has the mother he’s spent his entire life missing, and Y/N can’t bring herself to take that happiness away from him. As she begins to feel like an outsider in the family she helped build, she quietly starts pulling away. But Sam notices. And he’s not willing to lose the woman who stayed when everyone else left. Sometimes the hardest part isn’t finding your way home. It’s realizing who your home has always been.
Simon “Ghost” Riley and Y/N have spent months silently falling in love, neither brave enough to admit what they feel. So when John Price organizes a team-bonding camping trip with no missions, no weapons, and no distractions, the 141 finally gets to see what happens when Ghost lets his guard down. Unfortunately for Simon, his German Shepherd Riley already knows exactly who his owner belongs with. And Riley is determined to make sure Simon and Y/N stop dancing around their feelings—even if he has to play matchmaker himself.
Spencer Reid has always kept his personal life private—especially when it comes to Jade, his best friend and the woman he secretly loves. The BAU knows nothing about her, until she suddenly disappears. Jade’s only mistake was trusting the wrong person. Her best friend and coworker, Lena, has been hiding a horrifying secret: she’s a serial killer, and Jade has just become her newest victim. Now Spencer must reveal the secret life he’s kept hidden from the BAU and race against time to find Jade before Lena decides there is no reason to let her go.
The Alpha King’s Mate You survived years of cruelty under Alpha Cole, who used silver to sever your connection to your wolf. Then the Alpha King arrives. The moment Xaden sees you, his wolf recognizes you as his mate. But you don’t feel the bond. Now Xaden must uncover what happened to his mate—and protect her from the Alpha who nearly destroyed her.
Kingsley Anderson has everything an Alpha could want—power, respect, and a loyal pack. The only thing missing is his mate. After years of searching without finding her, Kingsley has nearly accepted that the Moon Goddess may never give him one. Then, during an ordinary night at a small bar in Riverton, his wolf catches a scent that changes everything. His mate. The woman standing only feet away has no idea that she’s just been claimed by fate—or that the most powerful Alpha in Darkwood has finally found the one person capable of bringing his wolf to heel.
Henry has been your best friend since childhood—the person you’ve always protected, trusted, and loved more than you probably should. So when he shows up at your apartment after midnight, heartbroken and clinging to you like you’re the only person he can turn to, you don’t hesitate to let him in. The problem? He has a girlfriend. And as the night unfolds, you begin to realize Henry’s tears over Olivia may be hiding something neither of you is ready to admit. Sometimes, the person you’ve been looking for has been standing beside you all along.
Forced into a marriage neither of them expected, Y/N becomes the wife of Hector—a world-famous boxer feared for his incredible strength and intimidating presence. But behind Hector’s muscular frame and fierce reputation is a man who fell in love with Y/N at first sight and would never dream of hurting her. Now, on their wedding night, Y/N must face her greatest fear: sharing a home—and eventually a bed—with the man she believes could break her without even trying. Hector knows she’s afraid of him. And he’s determined to show her that the strongest man in the room can also be the gentlest.
Y/N has always dreamed of becoming a veterinarian, even if chasing that dream means leaving her small Southern hometown behind. Dallas, her childhood best friend, has always supported her—until the night before she leaves, when he finally realizes he can’t imagine his life without her and confesses how he truly feels.
Y/N Vargos fell deeply in love with Liam Moretti, the ruthless Don she was meant to marry. Six months before their wedding, Liam disappeared without a trace. Presumed dead, Y/N is forced to marry his nephew, Theo, to preserve the alliance between their families. But on her wedding day, the church doors burst open. Liam is alive. A gunshot tears through the silence as he turns his weapon on Theo. “Get away from my bride, nephew.” Liam has returned—but the mystery of who took him is only beginning.
The Don’s Bride Y/N’s wedding day is supposed to be the happiest day of her life—until Theo Moretti receives a phone call and abandons her at the altar for his childhood sweetheart, Olivia. Humiliated and heartbroken, Y/N refuses to break. Instead, she looks toward the Moretti family and boldly asks if anyone else wants a bride. Liam Moretti, Theo’s ruthless mafia-don uncle, hears her question. And this time, he answers. What begins as a broken wedding becomes a dangerous marriage filled with forbidden attraction, possessiveness, family betrayal, and a love neither Y/N nor Liam expected.
Steve Rogers never expected a coffee spill in a crowded New York café to lead him to the woman he would eventually call home. Years later, Y/N has become more than his girlfriend. She’s his best friend, his safe place, and a part of the Avengers family. Steve has already bought the ring and is secretly planning to ask her to spend the rest of her life with him. But when a new recruit begins pushing boundaries with Steve, old insecurities and jealousy threaten to complicate the life they’ve built together. With a proposal waiting in the wings and tensions rising inside the Tower, Steve may have to prove that the only woman he’s ever wanted is the one he’s already chosen.
After years apart, Y/N is finally coming home to Walton’s Mountain. Childhood best friends, she and John-Boy never let distance break their bond, keeping in touch through countless letters. But time has changed them both—and when John-Boy learns she’s returning, he begins to wonder if their friendship could become something more.
While hunting a dangerous witch, Dean Winchester and Y/N become the targets of a powerful love spell. Y/N is hit, stripping away the one thing she’s always been good at—hiding her feelings for Dean. As the spell forces her secret closer and closer to the surface, Dean begins to realize that maybe the magic didn’t create her feelings at all… it only made them impossible to hide.
When the Avengers discover a little bodega down the street from the Tower, they expect good food and a quiet place to eat. They don’t expect Tino, the stubborn owner who cares more about whether they’re hungry than who they are. They certainly don’t expect Y/N. Years ago, Y/N was a foster kid with nowhere to call home. One churro from Tino’s young son, Alex, changed everything. What began as a small act of kindness eventually became a family—one she was never legally adopted into, but one that loved her like their own. Now grown, Y/N works alongside the people who gave her a home. And when Steve Rogers becomes a regular at the bodega, neither of them expects the little restaurant to become the place where something new begins.
She thought dreams were the only place she could escape. She never knew they were real. For years, Y/N has fled the cruelty of her waking life by sleeping. In her dreams, she is free—wandering through a beautiful, impossible realm where she feels safe. Until she’s captured and sold at an auction for gods. Then the Endless walk through the doors. And Dream sees her. He remembers the mortal who has visited his realm night after night. His dreamer. The woman who unknowingly found refuge in the Dreaming. Now she’s standing before him in chains, scarred and broken—but still refusing to bow. The bidding begins. And suddenly, the gods realize they’ve put a price on something that was never theirs to own.
When Y/N moves to Walton’s Mountain, she expects nothing more than a quiet new beginning. What she doesn’t expect is to meet John-Boy Walton, the thoughtful young writer who quickly becomes her closest friend. As the two spend more time together, innocent friendship slowly turns into something neither is quite ready to name. Between porch conversations, walks through the mountains, and stolen glances across family gatherings, John-Boy begins to realize that perhaps the best story he’s ever going to write is the one happening right in front of him.
