When Y/N Swan moves to Forks with her sister, Bella, she’s expecting a quiet life in a town where nothing ever seems to happen. That changes the day she wanders too far into the forest and survives an attack that should have killed her. Her escape leads her straight to Emily Young’s house on the Quileute Reservation, where one unexpected moment changes everything, Paul Lahote imprints on her. Thrust into a world of werewolves, vampires and long-kept secrets, Y/N is forced to adjust to a life she never knew existed. As she and Paul navigate the complicated reality of imprinting, they find themselves caught between loyalty, family, and the dangers that seem to follow wherever they go. With new threats emerging and old enemies never far behind, they’ll have to decide whether fate is enough to bring two stubborn people together—or whether they’ll forge their own path instead.
She’s never met Thomas Shelby. Y/N is just a barmaid working on the other side of Birmingham, keeping her head down and staying out of trouble. She works in Billy Kimber’s territory, but she’s never met the man herself and knows nothing about the world of gangsters, betting or the Peaky Blinders. Until her father’s debt catches up with them. With no money left to repay Thomas Shelby, an arrangement is made. Y/N will marry him. A stranger. A gangster. A man she knows only by reputation. What begins as a marriage neither of them wanted quickly becomes something far more complicated when Thomas allows Y/N to continue working as a barmaid—only now, she’s serving drinks at the Garrison, surrounded by the very men she once knew nothing about. She was supposed to settle a debt. He was supposed to get a wife. Neither of them was supposed to fall in love.
Y/N came to Belfast for university, expecting a fresh start, new friends and a life completely separate from anything she knew back home. She certainly didn’t expect to accidentally walk into the life of Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh. The catch? She doesn’t know who he is. What starts with a ruined coffee and a chance encounter slowly becomes something neither of them planned for, but with Liam’s world becoming increasingly public, keeping whatever grows between them private might be harder than they ever imagined.
For almost four years, Y/N has been the person beside Liam long before the world knew him as Mo Chara. Their relationship has never been completely secret, but it has always been private. Y/N has no interest in fame, cameras or being known simply because of who she loves. She has her own life, her own routines and a quiet place beside Liam’s increasingly chaotic one. But lately, quiet has become harder to find. With Kneecap touring, interviews piling up and Liam’s career reaching places neither of them could have predicted, he’s spending more time away from home than ever. Then, while he’s thousands of miles away, Y/N discovers something that changes everything. She’s pregnant. Three days later, Liam finally comes home. What follows isn’t a perfect romance or an easy transition into parenthood. It’s two people trying to figure out how to build a future while one of them belongs, at least partly, to a world that never stops watching. Because everyone knows Mo Chara. Y/N knows Liam. And now, the two of them are about to become three.
Third year, university, Belfast, and a friends-with-benefits arrangement that was supposed to stay simple. No feelings, no jealousy, no expectations. Just two people who know exactly what they’re doing. Except somewhere between late-night drives, unexpected visits, university stress and getting far too close, the rules start becoming harder to follow. Because what happens when “nothing serious” starts feeling like something more?
They were never supposed to fall in love. Y/N works at the Jeffersonian. Booth works for the FBI. They argue constantly, flirt even more, and have a secret arrangement neither of them intends to take seriously. No strings. No jealousy. No feelings. Until Y/N starts noticing someone watching her. Then she disappears. With a connection to Howard Epps, a dangerous accomplice knows far too much about Y/N, Booth, and the secret they’ve been hiding. As Booth races to find her, the line between their arrangement and something much deeper begins to disappear. Because finding Y/N is only the beginning. Surviving what happened to her is another story. And when their secret finally comes out, neither of them can pretend anymore. They were supposed to be nothing. So why does losing her feel like losing everything?
Y/N never expected working at the Jeffersonian to come with one particularly persistent FBI agent. Seeley Booth is confident, sarcastic, protective, and completely incapable of leaving her alone. What starts as teasing, arguments and undeniable chemistry slowly becomes something neither of them can ignore. Between murder cases, late nights, stolen glances and a whole lot of denial, falling for each other was never part of the plan. But sometimes, the person who gets on your nerves the most becomes the person you can’t imagine being without.
