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11:47 PM

When the Blackwood brothers move in next door, Y/N expects trouble. She just doesn’t expect it to look like Kaine Blackwood leaning against the back porch railing every night at 11 p.m., cigarette glowing in the dark while he watches the neighborhood like he’s waiting for something to destroy him. Or Noah Blackwood—his younger brother—the charming new quarterback who becomes her best friend almost immediately. One brother is sunlight. The other is the storm after midnight. What starts as late-night porch conversations and shared cigarettes slowly turns into something dangerous: jealousy, obsession, bloody knuckles, whispered confessions, and feelings none of them know what to do with. Because Kaine Blackwood acts like he doesn’t care about anything. Until it comes to her.

hands to yourself

your older brother has one rule: his friends are off limits. unfortunately for him, you’ve been secretly dating his best friend, beckett hayes, for three weeks. between stolen kisses, wandering hands, a painfully oblivious brother, and a chaotic friend group with secrets of their own, keeping your relationship hidden might be harder than either of you expected.

You Were Always Ours

They’ve always been inseparable—five kids who grew up too close, too fast, and never learned how to exist without each other. Now in their twenties, nothing’s really changed… except everything has. The house is louder, the nights are longer, and the lines between friendship and something else have started to blur. y/n has always been part of them—untouchable in the way only childhood bonds can be. Or at least, that’s what she thought. Because while she’s been living her life like nothing’s different—flirting, laughing, letting people get too close—the boys have been watching. Waiting. And the older they get, the harder it becomes to pretend they don’t want her. What starts as subtle tension turns into something sharper—jealousy, possessiveness, and a truth y/n never saw coming: She was never just one of them. And they were never going to let anyone else have her.

Saltwater & Cigarettes

Y/n and Jace Calloway have been inseparable since they were kids growing up in the same sleepy coastal town. Every night, she climbs the old metal ladder outside his house and slips through his bedroom window like she always has—talking for hours about dreams too big for their town, sharing music, secrets, and the kind of intimacy that only comes from growing up side by side. Everyone assumes they’ll eventually end up together. The only problem is… neither of them knows how to cross the line from friendship into something more without ruining everything.

As Good As I Once Was

At twenty-five, {y/n} inherits her grandmother’s property—and the dangerously attractive rancher next door. Rhett Walker is thirty-nine, grumpy, possessive, and absolutely off-limits. She’s bratty, fearless, and knows exactly how to push his buttons. Add a flirtatious ranch hand, a troublemaking best friend, and fourteen years’ worth of reasons Rhett shouldn’t want her. He may not be as good as he once was—but {y/n} is about to find out he’s still pretty damn good.