The First Wizarding War is tearing Britain apart, and three people who were never supposed to belong together find themselves caught in its path. James Potter is fighting for a future he refuses to lose, Regulus Black is trapped between his family and his conscience, and Alice Rosier is torn between the brother she loves and the beliefs she can no longer accept. As their unlikely bond becomes something deeper, James, Regulus, and Alice must navigate secret meetings, divided loyalties, betrayal, and the ever-present threat of death. Because in a war where choosing the wrong side can cost everything, loving the wrong people might be the most dangerous choice of all.
She steals jewels. He catches criminals. They were never supposed to become each other’s obsession. He wants to catch her. She wants him to chase her. And neither is prepared for what happens when the masks finally come off.
You never meant to become important to Kevin Day. At Palmetto State, Kevin has one obsession: Exy. He doesn't have time for distractions, emotions, or anyone who threatens the carefully controlled future he's built for himself. Then there's Alice.
Alice Levesque is everything Andrew Minyard isn't—warm, gentle, and effortlessly kind. She should have nothing to do with someone as dangerous and guarded as Andrew, yet an unlikely friendship slowly grows between them. As Alice becomes one of the few people Andrew allows close, their quiet connection begins to turn into something more. But loving Andrew means learning to see the care hidden beneath his sharp words, violence, boundaries, and silence.
Alice Levesque knows her boyfriend Peter Parker has a secret: he’s Spider-Man. What she doesn’t know is that one innocent encounter with him in costume will turn their college campus upside down. After a photo of Alice with Spider-Man goes viral, everyone reaches the same conclusion: Alice is cheating on Peter with the city’s favorite superhero. Now Alice has to survive the gossip, Peter has to listen to everyone accuse his girlfriend of cheating on him—with himself, and the two of them have to keep Peter’s identity secret while their perfectly innocent relationship becomes the biggest scandal on campus. The problem? Alice is dating Peter Parker. She just happens to be dating Spider-Man, too.
