Princess Y/N Valmont has always been the heart of her kingdom. As the only heir to a small coastal nation, she was raised to lead with kindness rather than authority. Beloved by her people, she spends her days wandering the markets, laughing with villagers, and bringing warmth wherever she goes. To everyone around her, she is not just a princess—she is their hope for the future. Mateo Moretti is everything she is not. The feared head of one of Italy’s most powerful crime families, Mateo built his empire on control, loyalty, and fear. Cold, calculated, and untouchable, he arrives in the kingdom to negotiate a dangerous business arrangement hidden beneath diplomatic smiles. He expected politics. He expected betrayal. He never expected her.
Theodore Vale has money, power, and a reputation that makes people nervous. What he doesn’t have? Y/N’s attention. And apparently, that’s the one thing he’s willing to work for. She’s unimpressed. He’s obsessed.
He promised he’d find her. He never said what she’d find when he did. Eight years after leaving Sicily, Y/N returns home and comes face-to-face with her childhood best friend—only now, Matteo Moretti is a ruthless mafia Don. He remembers every promise they made. And he still intends to keep his favorite one: her.
Just Best Friends. That’s all Y/N and Grayson Whitmore have ever been—or at least, that’s what Y/N thinks. He’s been secretly in love with her since they were kids, but now his parents have paired him with a polished socialite who wants Y/N gone. Unfortunately for her, Grayson’s rich friends already know the truth: his “best friend” has always been the girl he’s loved most.
Everyone watching his streams knows he’s in love with his best friend. The chat notices the way he looks at her. Viral edits rack up millions of views. His friends have watched him chicken out of confessing four separate times and have started placing bets on whether he’ll ever actually do it. There’s just one problem. Y/N has absolutely no idea.
He’s been dreaming about her for years. She’s never seen him before. Then Y/N walks into a house party, and Asher Calloway realizes the girl haunting his dreams is standing right in front of him. Now he’s determined to figure out why she’s been appearing in his dreams, and unfortunately for him, he falls for her somewhere along the way. His friends think it’s hilarious. Y/N thinks he’s weird. Asher is completely screwed.
Your brother’s garage band was never supposed to become famous. Neither was his best friend supposed to become your biggest weakness. Beckett Hayes has always been the intimidating drummer everyone stays away from—the guy with the tattoos, the attitude, and a heart nobody gets to see. Except you. The problem? You’re Mason Bennett’s little sister. He’s spent years hiding his feelings, but when fame, fans, and another guy threaten to take you away, Beckett has to decide if staying silent is worth losing the girl he’s loved all along.
She left Philadelphia at ten, leaving behind her childhood best friend. Eight years later, Y/N comes home—and August Bennett is all grown up, all curls and dark eyes, and unfortunately still in love with her. For Y/N, he’s the best friend she barely remembers. For August? He’s the girl he never forgot. And now that she’s back, he’s not wasting his second chance.
They expected an older admin. They got Y/N instead. Now the entire fire station is obsessed with her—and their grumpy captain is turning into a lovesick puppy. He just hasn’t realized it yet.
New school. New job. New friends. And apparently, a very handsome History teacher who can’t stop finding excuses to visit her classroom. Kellen fell first. He fell hard. Unfortunately, Y/N is the last person to realize it.
Y/N brings her twin brother lunch at work. Normal. Her brother’s ridiculously attractive boss develops a crush on her? Still manageable. The fact that he thinks she’s Christian’s wife? A problem. The fact that Christian realizes this and decides not to correct him? Absolutely hilarious. Now Griffin Isaac—a man who never loses his composure—is completely incapable of acting normal around his employee’s “wife.” And Y/N? Completely. Oblivious.
Kaleb Graham writes love songs about the one girl he can’t have. Unfortunately for him, she’s also his best friend—and completely oblivious. He’ll flirt with every woman on the planet, but when it comes to Y/N? He’d rather annoy her into oblivion. Five bandmates know the truth. One girl doesn’t. And every hit song is about her.
She came to Sicily for the summer. She accidentally spilled a drink on Paolo Russo—the man everyone fears and no one dares cross. He fell first. She didn’t know he was promised to someone else. And his future bride definitely isn’t happy about it.
