@cattgarcia

Catt Garcia

We’re good, Right?

By day, {y/n} can make her best friend Steve Harrington blush with a look. On Thursday nights, a masked stranger named Saint makes her blush with a text. Steve has no idea she’s Vice. She has no idea he’s Saint. They’ve already woken up together once. Somehow, that’s still the hardest thing to talk about.

The Boy Next Door

Steve Harrington lives on one side. Dillon Callahan lives on the other. And {y/n}? She’s spent her entire life right in the middle. Three childhood best friends. Two boys hopelessly in love. One girl who hasn’t got a damn clue. Steve is the boy who feels like home. Dillon is the boy who knows her soul. And both have spent years pretending she’s just their best friend. But between stolen hoodies, late-night confessions, jealous glances, and almost-kisses that mean a little too much, keeping their feelings secret is getting harder by the day. Especially when an opportunity threatens to take {y/n} away from Hawkins for good. Because Steve isn’t the only one who wants forever. And Dillon isn’t the only one terrified of losing her. The worst part? They’re best friends, too. Two boys. One girl. A lifetime of history. And absolutely no idea how to fall in love without losing everything. May the best boy survive.

When Monsters Fall in Love

Three worlds are breaking. One witch may be the reason why. When {y/n} arrives in Hawkins days before Halloween, she expects a fresh start—not monsters, ancient magic, nine dangerously complicated men, and a supernatural event tied to her bloodline. Someone has opened a door between worlds. Someone wants her to find it. And somewhere between vampires, werewolves, monsters, betrayals, and falling hopelessly in love, {y/n} has seven days to discover why. Because on Halloween night, the Hollowing begins. And not every monster wants the door closed.