In a world ruled by the infected, Y/N is forced to team up with Nicholas Volkov—the ruthless commander she blames for her past. They hate each other. They don't trust each other. But when survival means depending on the one person you despise most... the line between enemies and something more begins to disappear.
She was trained by the greatest boxer in the world, but no one knows her name. Hiding from her brother's fame, she finds herself working in an underground fighting arena ruled by Adrian "Ace" Russo—a dangerous man who sees through every secret she tries to hide. When the truth about her identity is revealed, love, loyalty, and the world of boxing collide.
She came to the middle of nowhere to take care of a sick family friend. She didn’t expect two dangerously charming Italian-American brothers to teach her how to ride horses, run a farm, and completely turn her life upside down. Matteo is confident, protective, and knows exactly how to make her blush. Luca is playful, shameless, and apparently incapable of going five minutes without teasing her. They teach her their world. She teaches them hers. And somewhere between horseback-riding lessons, late-night bonfires, stolen glances, jealousy, and secrets buried beneath the family’s perfect image, the three of them cross a line none of them can uncross. She was supposed to stay for a few weeks. She never planned on falling for both brothers. And she definitely never planned on becoming the reason they had to question everything they thought they knew about love.
One villa. Eight strangers. One summer that changes everything. Y/N came to Ibiza for the summer, not to fall in love—especially not with Kairo Hayes, the arrogant flirt who sits beside her on the flight. They annoy each other. They tease each other. They pretend there’s nothing between them. But between wild parties, midnight swims, jealous glances and almost-kisses, their summer starts becoming something neither of them expected. He was supposed to be just a summer fling. She was never supposed to become his weakness.
Eden was supposed to be humanity’s last safe haven. Y/n has survived the infected for years while hiding the one secret that could make her more valuable than anyone inside the walls: she is immune. Caelan Veyr, the commander’s son, is the last person she should trust. He’s arrogant, teasing, dangerously curious—and he notices far too much. When he discovers her secret, he should turn her in. Instead, he protects her. As Eden’s perfect facade begins to crack, Y/n and Caelan find themselves caught between a government willing to sacrifice anyone for a cure, an infection that is evolving, and feelings neither of them can afford. Because the safest place in the apocalypse might be the person you’re supposed to fear most.
A random fall on a snowy mountain. A stranger’s eyes. A moment neither of them can forget. Y/N only wanted a peaceful winter getaway with her best friend, but one wrong move on a snowboard leads her straight into Jace Blackwood — a mysterious, confident snowboarder who leaves her speechless. They walk away thinking it was just a coincidence… until they meet again at a winter party. Between unexpected feelings, jealousy, old connections, and someone else fighting for her attention, Y/N discovers that sometimes the person who crashes into your life is the one who changes it forever.
One Halloween night. One stranger. One kiss that was never supposed to happen. Y/N only wanted to escape the party for a few minutes when a mysterious masked man found her on the balcony. No names. No questions. No consequences. Until the next morning. Because the stranger she kissed isn’t a stranger at all. He’s Cassian Vale—her older brother’s best friend, her biggest enemy, and the one guy she’s absolutely forbidden to want. Now every argument feels like flirting, every glance lasts too long, and the kiss behind the mask is impossible to forget. But Cassian is hiding something. And when Y/N discovers the truth, she has to decide whether falling for him is worth risking everything. Some masks hide faces. Others hide feelings.
