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The Summer He Came Back

Fourteen years ago, Dipper Pines was an awkward twelve-year-old with a hopeless crush on Wendy Corduroy. Now he’s twenty-six, all grown up, and returning to Gravity Falls with the woman he loves. You met Dipper through his twin sister, Mabel—your college roommate turned best friend. Three years later, you’re finally spending a summer with the Pines family in the strange little town you’ve heard so much about. The Mystery Shack hasn’t changed much. Neither has the weirdness. But Wendy Corduroy is beginning to realize that Dipper certainly has. He’s taller, more confident, unfairly attractive, and no longer looking at her like she hung the moon. Worse? He’s looking at you that way instead. Wendy always thought Dipper would get over his childhood crush. She just never expected to regret it. Welcome to Gravity Falls. Some things are stranger than the supernatural.

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What We Forgot

Dean Winchester thought leaving Lisa and Ben behind was the hardest thing he'd ever done. He was wrong. Years after Castiel erased their memories of him, Dean has finally allowed himself something he never believed he'd deserve: a future. Two years into a relationship with , he's proposed, and for once, the infamous Dean Winchester is actually looking forward to settling down. Then a supernatural incident restores Lisa and Ben's memories. Lisa remembers loving him. Ben remembers the man who helped raise him. And neither can understand why Dean erased himself from their lives. But discovering that Dean is engaged to another woman makes Lisa's heartbreak something far more complicated. Because apparently Dean Winchester was capable of choosing love, commitment, and a future. He just didn't choose hers.

Nobody Wants This: A Leap of Faith

Rabbi Noah Roklov has enough problems: a recent breakup, an overbearing Jewish mother, and a family convinced they know exactly who he should marry. Then he meets her—a brilliant, sharp-witted Baptist pediatric surgeon who is absolutely not part of the plan. The chemistry? Immediate. The religious differences? Complicated. The family reactions? Borderline catastrophic. Neither is looking to change their faith. Neither expects to fall in love. And neither is prepared for what happens when the person who feels right comes with a future that looks completely different from the one they imagined. An interfaith romantic comedy about unexpected love, complicated families, terrible advice, and the inconvenient possibility that the best thing in your life might be the one nobody wants.

The Debts We Inherit

A dead grandfather. An old political debt. A trip from North Louisiana to New Orleans that puts {y/n} in the path of the Mikaelsons. In a city built on secrets, uncovering her family’s past may be easier than knowing whom to trust—or whom to love.

I Knew Him First

Marrying Dick Grayson means becoming part of the Bat-Family. Unfortunately, it also means inheriting Barbara Gordon—his brilliant, beautiful, ever-present best friend, former fiancée, and the woman everyone once thought he’d marry. Dick insists Barbara is practically family. Barbara insists they’re just friends. And somehow, every time a boundary gets crossed, she’s the innocent one. Being Mrs. Grayson was never supposed to mean sharing your husband with the woman who still thinks he belongs to her. After all, Barbara knew him first.

The Things We Don't Say

The Titans can survive supervillains, assassins, and the occasional apocalypse. Their love lives? That’s another story. When {y/n} becomes entangled in their complicated world, unexpected connections begin forming—and someone finds themselves caught between two people they never intended to fall for. Old flames, new desires, unspoken jealousy, and feelings nobody wants to admit. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing in Titans Tower isn’t a metahuman. It’s a heart that can’t make up its mind.

Girl Meets the Long Game

Maya Hart always thought Joshua Matthews was worth waiting for. After all, they’d agreed to play the long game. What Maya hadn’t accounted for was Josh spending two years falling hopelessly in love with {y/n}. Now Josh is bringing his serious girlfriend into the Matthews family fold, and Maya is discovering that the college romance she barely thought about might actually be the love of his life. Between family dinners, sarcastic remarks, awkward revelations, and one increasingly exasperated Riley Matthews, Maya is learning a rather inconvenient life lesson: The long game doesn’t come with a reservation.

The One He Left Behind

Damian Wayne has loved since they were children in the League of Assassins. She followed him to Gotham, grew up beside him, and became the woman he intended to marry. Then Rachel Roth became his closest confidante. It started innocently. Shared trauma. Late-night conversations. A friendship neither recognized was crossing boundaries. Damian never stopped loving his girlfriend. He simply started forgetting to choose her. When Raven collapses during a mission, Damian instinctively rushes to her side, abandoning the one person who has always trusted him to watch her back. Now the world's greatest young detective must confront the one betrayal he never saw coming. His own. Because sometimes the worst heartbreak isn't being replaced. It's being forgotten by someone who still claims to love you.

A Cipher’s Legacy

Fourteen years ago, Dipper Pines helped save Gravity Falls from Bill Cipher. Now he’s twenty-six, hopelessly in love, and returning to the town that nearly destroyed him. With Bill Cipher’s child. You met Dipper through his twin sister, Mabel—your college roommate turned best friend. Three years later, you’re accompanying your boyfriend to the strange little town you’ve heard so much about. The Mystery Shack is still standing. The supernatural weirdness hasn’t stopped. And Dipper’s childhood crush, Wendy Corduroy, is beginning to realize that the awkward boy who once adored her has grown into a very attractive man. Unfortunately for Wendy, he’s already taken. And unfortunately for everyone? Your father is Bill Cipher. Gravity Falls survived Weirdmageddon. But nobody planned for a Cipher falling in love with a Pines.

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The Woman He Didn’t Marry

Karen Page always believed that Matt Murdock wasn't the marrying type. It made losing him easier to accept. Then, after two years together, Matt proposes to someone else. Now Karen has a front-row seat to the future she'd once imagined for herself. She swears she's happy for them. She even offers to help plan the wedding. After all, what kind of friend would she be if she didn't? And what kind of woman would she be if she let him go without trying one last time?

The Unknown Heir

Fourteen years ago, Dipper Pines helped save Gravity Falls from Bill Cipher. Now he’s twenty-six, hopelessly in love, & returning to the town that nearly destroyed him—with you. You met Dipper through his twin sister, Mabel, your college roommate turned best friend. Three years later, you’re spending the summer with the Pines family in the strangest town in Oregon. The Mystery Shack is still standing. The supernatural weirdness hasn’t stopped. And Wendy Corduroy is beginning to realize that the awkward boy who once adored her has grown into a very attractive man. Unfortunately for Wendy, he’s already taken. But buried beneath Gravity Falls’ endless mysteries is a secret nobody knows. Not Ford. Not Mabel. Not Dipper. Not even you. Bill Cipher has a child. And somehow, that child has fallen in love with a Pines. Some family secrets should stay buried. Gravity Falls has never been particularly good at keeping them that way.

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The People We Keep

Being Deadpool’s little sister comes with certain occupational hazards. Apparently, falling for an Avenger might be one of them. When a suspicious medical research project puts {y/n} in danger, her overprotective brother and alien-infested best friend reluctantly turn to the Avengers for help. Now she’s living at the Compound with Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, including two devastatingly attractive supersoldiers with enough emotional baggage to fill a cargo plane. Throw in an alien determined to marry her off to his host, a team of superheroes incapable of minding their own business, and an omniscient Deadpool narrating everyone’s romantic humiliation, and things are bound to get complicated. The real problem? Nobody knows who’s falling for whom. A chaotic, heartfelt, slow-burn Marvel romance full of jealousy, banter, found family, and feelings nobody ordered.

Love, Technically

Returning to San Fransokyo was supposed to be simple: start a new job, reunite with her childhood best friend, and maybe avoid getting dragged into another one of Hiro Hamada’s questionable experiments. Unfortunately, nobody warned Dr. Taylor Odenbaugh about his older brother. Tadashi Hamada remembers her as the little troublemaker who practically lived in his house. Now she’s a brilliant neurogenetic surgeon, and he’s discovering that some childhood friendships come with unexpected complications. Between medical breakthroughs, disastrous inventions, meddling friends, and a healthcare robot with absolutely no concept of romantic privacy, falling for your best friend’s older brother might just be the most scientifically irresponsible decision of all. After all, love is the one thing even a Hamada can’t engineer.

Love, Magic, and Other Guild Disasters

Every return to Fairy Tail begins the same way: guild chaos, dangerous jobs, found family—and one relationship quietly becoming something more. But every new story can choose a different love interest, and love in Fairy Tail is rarely simple. Misunderstandings hurt. Fear makes people stupid. Sometimes something that looks unforgivable isn’t what it seems. The question isn’t whether things get messy. It’s whether two people who care about each other can find their way back.

The Summer We Were Supposed to Grow Up

Everyone was supposed to grow up. Instead, Phineas and Ferb came back to Danville, built another impossible machine in the backyard, and somehow developed feelings for the same woman. Phineas makes everything an adventure. Ferb notices everything she doesn’t say. Their friends notice the problem immediately. Unfortunately, the brothers don’t. And {y/n} has somehow become the center of the most polite romantic disaster Danville has ever seen. Growing up was always going to be complicated. Nobody said anything about a love triangle.

The Wolverine, the Sunshine & the Audacity

Logan has survived nearly two centuries of violence, heartbreak, and terrible decisions. Then Wade Wilson brings his best friend to the X-Mansion. She’s sunshine with a sarcastic streak, an undiscovered mutation, and absolutely no intention of being intimidated by Wolverine. He hates how much he doesn’t hate her. Wade is already planning the wedding. A grumpy/sunshine romantic comedy featuring mutant mishaps, found family, and one very emotionally constipated Wolverine.