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Sterling Point Summer || Oona wlw

Moving to Sterling Point to care for your sick grandmother was supposed to be temporary. Then you meet Oona—blonde, gorgeous, shamelessly flirtatious, and notoriously allergic to commitment. You’re leaving eventually. She doesn’t do relationships. So really, this should be easy. It isn’t.

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Head Over Heels || Oona wlw

Your dad bought a falling-apart house in Sterling Point, and somehow renovating it became your problem too. It’s supposed to be one summer. Fix the house, sell it, leave. Then you meet Oona—blonde, gorgeous, shamelessly flirtatious, and notoriously allergic to anything resembling commitment. So, naturally, this should go great.

The Blonde || Oona wlw

Y/N comes to Stanford expecting brutal practices, impossible classes, and four years of fighting for playing time. She does not expect Oona Van Acker. Oona is another freshman setter, just as talented, twice as cocky, and somehow capable of pissing Y/N off before breakfast. What starts as competition turns into genuine resentment, then reluctant respect, then a friendship neither of them meant to build. And somewhere between road trips, late practices, bad losses, and years of trying to outplay each other, Y/N realizes the girl she wanted to beat might be the one she’s falling for.

Ghost of You || Pansy Parkinson

Pansy Parkinson never meant to kill you. Now you’re a ghost bound to her side, and the only way to move on is for her to face the guilt she keeps disguising as anger. Unfortunately, somewhere between haunting her and hating her, you fall in love.

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Slytherin’s Go Ghost Hunting

After graduating Hogwarts University, you and your closest friends traded ordinary careers for something far less explainable. You are part of one of YouTube’s fastest-growing paranormal investigation channels. With millions of subscribers, cutting-edge equipment, and wildly different opinions on whether ghosts even exist, your team travels across America documenting places with decades—or centuries—of reported hauntings.

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The Wayhaven Chronicles || Vampire WLW

Wayhaven has always been a quiet town. The kind of place where everybody knows everybody, nothing particularly exciting happens, and the biggest problems at the police station are usually petty thefts and arguments between neighbors. That changes when a local resident is found brutally murdered under circumstances nobody can explain. Y/N, a newly promoted detective with very little experience handling anything this serious, is assigned to lead the investigation. The victim’s unusual injuries, the lack of useful evidence, and the growing possibility of a serial killer quickly turn the case into something far more complicated than anyone expected. And just when Y/N thinks things couldn’t get worse, their estranged mother, Rebecca, suddenly returns to town with four agents from a mysterious government organization supposedly sent to assist the investigation.

The Cure || Bobbie De Bruyn || WLW || Hospital

Your first year of residency at NewYork-Presbyterian was always going to be hell. Between impossible shifts, demanding attendings, competitive residents, patients you can’t stop thinking about, and surviving almost entirely on caffeine, you’re barely keeping your head above water. Then there’s Bobbie De Bruyn—a brilliant, reckless twenty-three-year-old surgical resident with a problem with authority, a talent for getting under your skin, and absolutely no interest in serious relationships. Somewhere between overnight shifts, stolen moments in empty hallways, post-work drinks, bad decisions, and seeing each other at your absolute worst, the line between coworkers and something else starts getting dangerously blurry. Falling for another woman wasn’t part of the residency plan. Falling for Bobbie might be an even worse idea.

Lost in A Sea of Stars || Pansy Parkinson

You have left Earth and disappeared behind the stars. As the sole researcher aboard the R.V. Odyssey, you’re stationed 240 light-years from home, orbiting an icy moon in search of life unlike anything humanity has ever seen. Your days are quiet, repetitive, and carefully structured. Sample collection. Research logs. Maintenance. Sleep. Repeat. The only person you speak to is Mission Communications Officer Pansy Parkinson. At first, your daily transmissions are exactly what they’re supposed to be: professional, efficient, and over as quickly as possible. But somewhere between status reports, sarcastic remarks, and “one last question before we disconnect,” the calls start lasting a little longer. The mission becomes routine. Talking to her doesn’t. After all, falling for someone you’ve never met should be impossible. Good thing space has never cared much about impossible.

Baby Driver || Bobbie De Bruyn || wlw

At twenty, you have three things going for you: an unhealthy obsession with music, a talent for driving that borders on impossible, and a very successful career committing felonies. Being the getaway driver for Daniel Kessler’s crew was never supposed to become permanent. Neither was Bobbie De Bruyn—the gorgeous, reckless DJ at your favorite club who slowly goes from a familiar face to the woman you can’t stop coming back to. There’s just one tiny problem. Her father is the FBI agent trying to put you away.