When Eliza Fairleigh enters Bridgerton House as a newly appointed maid, she intends only to work quietly, earn her wages, and remain unseen. Her beauty—remarkable despite her efforts to hide it—marks her as a risk in a household where reputation is everything. Assigned to the second floor, Eliza finds herself responsible for the rooms of Benedict Bridgerton, the family’s second son and resident artist, whose restless spirit sets him apart from the world he was born into.
After the Sky People retreat, Arel’tey, a witty and charming young hunter with a painful past, learn to move past his fears. Arel’tey is an outcast in the clan, due to his hair. Not by all, but by many. Many see him as different, and don’t accept that difference.
Alex Gallagher moves into the Gallagher house at sixteen, the same age as Lip, not out of choice but because his life has finally collapsed beyond repair. His mother is killed in a sudden car accident, leaving him shaken and unmoored, and his father—Frank Gallagher’s brother—is arrested and sentenced to prison shortly afterward. With no other family willing to take responsibility for him, Alex is sent to live with the Gallaghers, a family he knows only in fragments and bad memories.
Hogwarts has always been full of secrets. Strange magic lingers in the halls, whispered rumors spread through the castle, and trouble seems to follow certain students wherever they go.
Elias Hale left beacon Hills two years ago and swore he wouldn’t come back. Now he’s six-foot-five, blue eyed, and even more sarcastic than his brother remembers. Season 2 is already a mess— there’s a Kanima on the loose, Dereks building a pack, and Scott still thinks nobody has to die. And then there’s stiles Stilinski. Beacon Hills never lets its survivors leave quietly.
Draven Marvolo arrives at Hogwarts carrying a reputation as a sharp-tongued, magnetic, and utterly unafraid student. Known as a “bitch” among his peers, he takes no disrespect and shows his claws—both literal and figurative—when challenged. Beneath the elegance and domestic softness lies a rare, instinct-driven shifter, a feline creature born of ancient magic, whose body and instincts are tied to survival and emotion. He is as soft and kitten-like as he is dangerously sharp, curling into sunlit corners one moment and striking with instinctual precision the next.
Silver Shade follows the lives and careers of four fictional K-pop idols—Jisung, Theo, Rion, and Nari—members of a globally successful boy group navigating fame, pressure, and the hidden emotional worlds behind the spotlight. At the center of the story is Nari Kim, the group’s quiet yet captivating lead vocalist, whose gentle presence and artistic sensitivity shape much of Silver Shade’s identity. As the group prepares for a major comeback.
At an elite university, two students who could not be more different are forced into an unexpected partnership. Elio Marrow is quiet, brilliant, and impossible to intimidate—a sharp-tongued Art History student who has spent years hiding behind oversized sweaters and even bigger walls. Sebastian "Bash" Caldwell is the university's golden boy: wealthy, charismatic, effortlessly admired, and convinced he already knows exactly who he is. Their assignment should have been simple. Instead, late nights in libraries, relentless arguments, and undeniable chemistry begin to unravel everything they thought they understood about each other. As old prejudices, buried fears, and uncomfortable truths surface, the line between rivalry and attraction becomes impossible to ignore. Some assignments change your grade. This one changes everything.
Milan Veyre has the face of fashion, the life of a celebrity, and a world watching his every move. But when a powerful billionaire CEO enters his life, Milan discovers that being truly seen is far more complicated than being admired.
When Oliver “Ollie” Hart shows up at the loft with two suitcases, a dying fiddle-leaf fig, and the confidence of someone who absolutely remembers being invited to live there, no one is entirely sure whose fault it is.
Living with Mattheo Riddle is less like sharing a dorm and more like existing in a constant state of conflict. You argue about everything. Noise. Space. Boundaries. The way he exists like he owns every room he walks into—and somehow expects you to fall in line with everyone else. You don’t. You never have. And that’s exactly why he can’t stand you. Or maybe it’s why he notices you.
Lady Anneliese Mei Baxter enters her first London Season with no intention of becoming anyone’s perfect debutante. Armed with a sharp tongue, a talent for music that borders on dangerous, and an unshakable loyalty to her best friend Daphne Bridgerton, she quickly proves herself an anomaly within the ton.
