She remembers nothing. Not her name. Not her brother. Not the war. And definitely not James Barnes. Once, she was an Army medic and Steve Rogers’ little sister—the girl who fell hopelessly in love with her brother’s best friend. Then Bucky fell from a train. Steve disappeared beneath the ice. And Hydra found her. Decades later, she’s become one of Hydra’s most dangerous weapons, capable of seeing a person’s deepest fear and making it real. The Winter Soldier is her partner, a stranger whose presence leaves her with inexplicable flashes of snow, Brooklyn, a crooked smile, and a love she can’t remember. Then Steve Rogers comes back. And suddenly, the impossible is true: His best friend is alive. His little sister is alive. And neither of them remembers the other. But memories can be erased. Love is harder to kill.
Joanne Kent thought she’d mastered the art of pretending everything was fine. Then one night, she runs. With nowhere else to go, she finds herself back at AFC Richmond, surrounded by the people she’d slowly pushed away—including her overprotective brother, Roy Kent, and the one person she can’t seem to stop arguing with, Jamie Tartt. Healing isn’t quick. Trust doesn’t come easily. And sometimes, the person who helps you find your way home is the last one you’d ever expect.
Aang was never supposed to run away alone. When his older sister, Elara, chases after him into a storm, they’re both lost to time for a hundred years. Now, in a world at war, Elara is determined to protect her brother as he learns to become the Avatar—even if they can’t go a single day without arguing. Unfortunately, standing between them and peace is one very stubborn Fire Nation prince.
Three years ago, Y/N thought she had found the one person who would never leave her: Frank Castle. Despite the danger surrounding his life, she loved him and believed their relationship was strong enough to survive anything. Then, without warning, Frank ended things. He told Y/N he didn’t love her anymore and walked away, leaving her completely heartbroken and with no explanation. What she never knew was that Frank had discovered his enemies were watching her. Believing that staying with him would put her life in danger, he chose to break her heart rather than risk losing her. Three years later, Y/N has finally built a life without him—or at least convinced herself she has. Until one night, Frank suddenly appears again, saving her from an attack. Their reunion forces everything Y/N tried to bury back to the surface. She is angry, hurt, and determined not to let Frank back into her life. But Frank knows the truth: he never stopped loving her. As danger closes in around them once again, Y/N begins to realize that the breakup may not have been what she thought. Frank must finally confront the decision that destroyed them both—whether protecting Y/N means pushing her away, or trusting her enough to let her stay.
