Hanging out with a bunch of nepo baby’s was not on your bingo card. The lead singer of an underground band starts interest in you, but how can you keep all your focus on him when his electric guitarist can’t keep his eyes off you?
after fleeing her texas ranch and the powerful man determined to control her, loretta june dunn finds herself hunted, exhausted, and completely alone. when a chance encounter with the van der linde gang saves her from a dangerous fate, she reluctantly accepts refuge among a group of outlaws she never expected to trust. as she struggles to leave her past behind, new bonds begin to form, old wounds resurface, and one particularly stubborn gunslinger proves far harder to ignore than she ever anticipated. amidst loyalty, danger, and life on the run, loretta must decide where she truly belongs.
fawnhill is a quiet, mist-covered town in rural canada where nothing ever feels entirely normal. eowyn hale has just moved there with her father and older sister after years of family change and instability, hoping for a fresh start at fawnhill academy, a private school full of legacy families and long-hidden secrets. but fawnhill is not just a small town. beneath its forests and ivy-covered streets exist vampires, werewolves, and things even older, all carefully hidden from the human world. eowyn is different in ways she doesn’t fully understand. since childhood she has been able to separate from her body, drifting through the world as something between thought and presence. she has always believed she was alone in this experience, until fawnhill begins to reveal that nothing about her life is as ordinary as it seems. as she settles into her new school, she becomes connected to two very different boys. clark augustine, a quiet and controlled vampire who sees her as something impossible, and wayne vance, a werewolf who lives by instinct and intensity. caught between them, eowyn is pulled deeper into a hidden world where old rivalries, ancient families, and buried histories begin to surface. but in fawnhill, even friendship is complicated. enya, eowyn’s older sister, remains her anchor to normal life, while new friends and old bloodlines slowly tighten around her existence. as supernatural forces awaken around her, eowyn begins to realise she may not have arrived in fawnhill by chance. something in the town has been waiting for her.
you spy a man bleeding out in the alleyway across from your apartment complex. it’s 3am and he looks helpless. luckily you have a quirk that can help that. mha - dabi
Rowan Hayes knows two things for certain: One, she should never trust hockey players. And two, falling for her older brother’s best friend is a spectacularly bad idea. She only ever visits the frat house to see Eli—steal food, hang out with his teammates, maybe crash on the couch after a late night. But when a disastrous calculus grade forces her into a tutoring arrangement with Jude Mercer, the campus hockey star she’s somehow never properly met, her carefully controlled college life starts slipping in directions she absolutely did not plan for. Because Jude isn’t what she expected. Behind the cocky smile, hookup reputation, and endless parade of girls is someone unexpectedly patient, intelligent, and impossible to stop talking to. What starts as reluctant tutoring sessions quickly becomes late-night conversations, shared playlists, movie marathons, and secret hours spent hiding away in Jude’s room long after everyone else in the frat house falls asleep. They tell themselves it’s just friendship. But friendships probably shouldn’t feel like this. Not when Rowan starts leaving pajamas in his room. Not when Jude stops bringing other girls home because he’s always hoping she’ll show up instead. And definitely not when every almost-touch suddenly feels charged with something neither of them are ready to name. For Rowan, Jude becomes the first person in years who makes her feel genuinely safe—safe enough to laugh loudly again, trust again, maybe even want something more after the trauma that changed her life in high school. For Jude, Rowan is the one girl he can’t treat casually no matter how hard he tries. The problem? Eli would absolutely lose his mind if he found out his best friend and little sister were sneaking around behind his back. Caught somewhere between friendship and something dangerously close to love, Rowan and Jude are forced to figure out whether what they have is worth risking everything around them. Especially each other.
After the devastating loss of her partner, Sanna Sullivan moves to a small countryside village with her toddler daughter, Noa, hoping to leave the ghosts of her past behind and build a new life. As she slowly finds friendship, community, and a sense of belonging, she crosses paths with Wren Calloway, a local farmer carrying heartbreak and guilt from a tragedy of his own. In a village where everyone knows everyone, two wounded souls discover that healing isn't about forgetting the people they've lost—it's about finding the courage to keep living.