After the world forgets Peter Parker, he starts over alone: college classes, overdue bills, late-night patrols, and absolutely no intention of letting anyone get close enough to lose again. Then Spider-Man nearly bleeds out on Y/N’s fire escape. She patches him up without asking for his identity, and Peter makes the mistake of coming back. Again. And again. Soon, midnight emergencies turn into study sessions, relentless flirting, stolen touches, and Peter’s homemade suit AI, E.V.I.E., loudly announcing every elevated heartbeat Y/N causes. But while Peter is busy falling hopelessly in love, Spider-Man is hunting Silas Vale, a human weapons dealer building an empire from stolen Stark, Chitauri, Damage Control, and Mysterio technology. And when Silas begins studying Spider-Man instead of simply fighting him, he discovers the one thing Peter has tried desperately not to give anyone: Someone to use against him. Peter Parker already sacrificed everyone he loved to save the world once. This time, he has to learn that loving someone doesn’t make him weak. Sometimes, it just gives him somewhere to come home to.
Y/N has spent two years keeping the Nashville Kings on their feet. Callum Hayes, their massive, quiet star tight end, has spent nearly as long pretending he doesn’t have a thing for her. Then #88 gets injured. Suddenly, Callum’s recovery puts them closer than either has ever allowed: long rehab sessions, lingering touches, heated eye contact, quiet conversations, and a friendship neither expected. But Y/N is responsible for getting Callum back on the field, and falling for him was never part of the treatment plan. The stronger Callum gets, the harder it becomes to ignore what’s growing between them. And the woman determined to get #88 back on his feet might be the only one capable of bringing him to his knees.
Brandon Carter is Westbridge University’s star quarterback, campus heartthrob, and Y/N’s best friend. Just her best friend. Never mind that he has a key to her apartment, steals her food, leaves his hoodies everywhere, calls her after every game, cuddles her during movies, and treats her personal space like a polite suggestion. They’ve been inseparable since freshman year, and despite what their friends, teammates, and basically the entire Westbridge campus think, they are definitely just friends. Then junior year changes the rules. Brandon is chasing a championship and a possible future in the NFL. Y/N is building a future of her own. And when a charming, genuinely good guy finally asks Y/N on a real date, Brandon discovers something deeply inconvenient: Apparently watching your best friend date someone else feels a lot like jealousy. Now innocent touches linger, jokes sound suspiciously like flirting, and Brandon is starting to wonder if the girl he’s been searching for in every crowded stadium has been beside him all along. The problem? Falling for your best friend is easy. Risking everything you already have is a whole different game.
Y/N spent four years rebuilding her life after Jace Mercer, the pop superstar she loved hard enough to lose herself in. Now she owns a quiet yoga studio, he’s trapped inside a picture-perfect public marriage, and their explosive past is protected by an NDA. Then Jace finds her. One secret encounter becomes another, and soon he’s slipping through back doors after midnight while Y/N risks everything she built to have him again. They were obsessive, possessive, and dangerously addicted to each other once before. Everyone worked hard to keep them apart. This time, they’ll have to decide if they should’ve stayed that way.
Y/N has two problems. The first is Peter Parker: her brilliant, ridiculously cute classmate at Empire State University who blushes when she gets too close and somehow makes studying feel suspiciously like a date. The second is Spider-Man. After Y/N witnesses an illegal weapons deal and Spider-Man saves her, New York’s masked hero takes it upon himself to keep her safe. Soon he’s appearing on rooftops, dropping onto her fire escape, walking her home and flirting with her like it’s his newest superpower. Peter gives her butterflies. Spider-Man sets them on fire. Caught between college life, a dangerous criminal who wants her silenced, and feelings for two very different men, Y/N has no idea which one she’s falling harder for. There’s just one tiny problem. They’re the same person.
You hate Graham Calloway. He’s arrogant, infuriatingly competent, and the only person standing between you and the promotion you’ve worked years to earn. Then you’re forced to co-lead the biggest account of your careers. Now you’re stuck with late nights, business trips, vicious banter, and the unsettling realization that your worst enemy might be the only person who truly understands you. Falling for Calloway was never part of the plan. Especially when only one of you can win.
Y/N didn’t just break up with Peter Parker. She broke up with Spider-Man too. She knew his secret, loved both sides of him, and eventually realized she couldn’t keep sharing her boyfriend with all of New York City. Months later, a Daily Bugle investigation leads Y/N into a NYC museum after hours, straight into an art theft and a group of very armed men. One thwip later, her ex drops from the ceiling wearing red and blue. Peter is still awkward, ridiculous, and hopelessly in love with her. Y/N is still far too curious for her own good. And when the museum robbery turns out to be part of something bigger, they reluctantly become partners: she follows the clues, Spider-Man handles the trouble. It should be simple. Except late-night stakeouts feel suspiciously like dates, old habits are coming back, and being saved by your superhero ex is considerably less annoying when he looks that good doing it.
Michael York was Y/N’s safe place in high school. Ten years later, he’s rich, famous, married… and somehow still feels like her best friend. When they reconnect at their reunion, it’s like no time has passed. Only now Michael is the one who needs someone to lean on, and Y/N becomes the person he can be himself with again. Their friendship was always something special. This time, it might become something they can’t have.
Your new neighbor is loud, annoying, ridiculously attractive… and apparently internet famous. Noah Keene, better known as NOAHFENSE, has millions watching his every move. After one late-night noise complaint accidentally reaches his livestream, you become his audience’s newest obsession: Neighbor Girl. What starts as anonymous chat trolling turns into late-night dinners, motorcycle rides, inside jokes and a friendship neither of you planned. The internet wants to know who Neighbor Girl is. Noah’s starting to hope she sticks around.
Princess Y/N of Bellavere has always known her future: travel to Avelorne, marry Crown Prince Adrian, and unite their kingdoms. Adrian is kind, handsome, and everything a future king should be. His younger brother Sebastian, however, is the childhood enemy Y/N hoped she’d never have to tolerate again. But old rivalry feels dangerously different now that they’re grown. As Y/N prepares for a royal wedding, King Lucien of Dravenn begins moving against Avelorne, threatening the fragile peace between their kingdoms. Spies infiltrate the court, old secrets surface, and whispers of war grow louder. Caught between duty, desire, and a kingdom on the brink, Y/N finds herself falling for two very different princes. And buried within Avelorne’s ancient traditions lies a forgotten possibility: Perhaps its future queen was never required to choose.
Y/N thought breaking up with Ethan meant she’d finally be free of his infuriating best friend, Michael. Then Michael sees her across a crowded club weeks later, dressed up, single, and having the time of her life. And something shifts. He still can’t stand her. She still can’t stand him. The insults are still brutal, the arguments are still ridiculous, and neither of them knows when to shut up. But suddenly the person Michael shouldn’t want is becoming very hard to ignore. She’s his best friend’s ex. He hates her. He wants her. Bad idea, Michael.
Y/N is a world-famous model accustomed to runways, couture, galas and life in front of a camera. But after a security breach, Reid Sullivan becomes her permanent shadow: calm, protective, frustratingly attractive and completely off-limits. His job is to keep her safe. His rule is never to fall for someone he protects. Unfortunately, rules get complicated when staying close starts feeling a little too good.
