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in the shadows (Azriel)

You grew up believing you were human, never knowing that you were actually fae—or that you came from an ancient bloodline possessing a rare form of shadow magic. Your parents hid you in the mortal world after discovering a prophecy claiming you would one day uncover the truth behind the war that nearly destroyed the courts. To protect you, they faked your death and erased your existence from the minds of those who knew you. Years later, your magic awakens. And it doesn’t go unnoticed. When strange shadows begin appearing around you, the Night Court sends its infamous spymaster, Azriel, to investigate. But his shadows recognize you before he does, drawn to a power that should have been extinct. You’re brought back into the fae world and forced to confront the truth about your past—and the enemies who have spent centuries making sure that truth stays buried. As you and Azriel work together to uncover who is manipulating the courts, distrust slowly turns into something neither of you expected. His shadows seek you out, your magic responds to his, and an ancient connection between your bloodlines begins to surface. But the closer you get to the truth, the more dangerous you become. Because the enemy doesn’t just want your power. They want you. And Azriel may be the only person standing between you and the darkness coming for you.

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where dreams end (cassian)

Y/N has never dreamed. What she doesn’t know is that her inability to dream is actually the result of a rare Fae gift—she can enter the dreams and memories of others. But when she accidentally slips into Cassian’s mind, she discovers a memory he doesn’t remember living. Soon, strange dreams begin spreading throughout the Night Court. Memories are changing, secrets are resurfacing, and a mysterious place buried deep beneath the mountains keeps appearing in the minds of those around her. With Cassian by her side, Y/N must uncover why her dreams were taken from her—and who has been trying to reach her through them. Because the more she dreams of Cassian, the less certain she becomes that what she’s seeing is the past… or the future.

The crown of shadows (throne of glass)

For years, Princess Adelaide Naveen believed the worst thing that could happen to her was growing apart from the boy who once made her childhood in Rifthold unforgettable. But after her kingdom is conquered, her parents murdered, and her brother becomes the only family she has left, Adelaide is forced to return to the very kingdom her parents once feared. Adarlan welcomes the surviving Naveen heirs with open arms. The King offers them protection, lavish chambers, and a place at court. Yet beneath the hospitality lies a far more sinister purpose. The king knows the secret buried in Varelia’s royal bloodline—and he intends to claim it for himself. Reunited with Dorian Havilliard after years apart, Adelaide finds that their childhood friendship has survived the distance. Their old arguments and teasing soon give way to something neither expected. But as she begins to settle into court life, she notices unsettling changes in her brother. Killian is becoming someone she barely recognizes, and the truth is far worse than she could have imagined. A Valg prince has taken possession of him. When Dorian suffers the same fate, Adelaide realizes that the darkness consuming the people she loves is no coincidence. Her bloodline carries an ancient magic thought to keep the Valg at bay—a power the king has mistaken for a weapon he can control. Now trapped within a kingdom built on secrets and surrounded by enemies wearing familiar faces, Adelaide must uncover the truth of her inheritance before she loses everyone she has ever loved. Because she refuses to accept that the people she knows are gone. And if there is even the smallest part of Dorian and Killian still fighting beneath the darkness, she will find a way to reach them. Some souls are not so easily conquered.

terms & conditions

Y/N Vega has absolutely no interest in dating, which is unfortunate considering her father’s rather ridiculous rule: her younger sister, Ella, isn’t allowed to have a boyfriend until Y/N has one first. Enter August James, the new student who’s developed a serious interest in Ella and isn’t particularly thrilled about his chances of getting around her father’s restrictions. Desperate for an opportunity, August approaches Wesley “Wes” Montague, a six-foot-three British troublemaker with a sharp tongue, an even sharper attitude and a reputation for getting whatever he wants. His proposition? Get Y/N to date him, and August can finally pursue Ella. In exchange, Wes gets paid. It sounds simple enough. Wes has no problem flirting, Y/N is an entertaining challenge, and August gets the girl he’s interested in. What could possibly go wrong? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Between sarcastic arguments, unexpected dates, school parties and an attraction neither is particularly willing to acknowledge, Wes and Y/N begin developing feelings that were never part of the original arrangement. But when a relationship built on a lie starts becoming something real, the truth threatens to ruin everything. Wes Montague never intended to fall for Y/N Vega. Unfortunately, she’s proving to be considerably harder to get rid of than he anticipated.

where dreams end (cassian)

Y/N has spent centuries wandering between courts, hiding her rare gift for dreamwalking while secretly helping Fae haunted by their nightmares. She has never dreamed herself—until a mysterious woman begins appearing in the forgotten memories of Cassian, the Night Court’s General. When Cassian wakes speaking Y/N’s name despite never having met her, Rhysand and Azriel track her down and bring her to Velaris. As Y/N uncovers the Night Court’s buried secrets, she finds herself drawn to the infuriatingly charming Cassian and unexpectedly befriending the guarded Azriel. But when Y/N begins experiencing dreams of her own, the line between reality and illusion starts to crumble. An ancient, imprisoned dreamwalker named Liliana is reaching for her, determined to use Y/N’s magic to escape. And the closer Y/N gets to the truth—and to Cassian—the harder it becomes to know which of her dreams are warnings, which are lies, and whether she can trust her own mind before Liliana takes control.

seventh year (marauders era)

Seventh year should have been about NEWTs, Quidditch, reckless Marauder pranks, and figuring out what comes after Hogwarts. For Y/N, it is all of that—and something they never planned for: realizing their best friend, Sirius Black, may be more than just their best friend. While the two stubbornly ignore years of growing feelings, the wizarding world outside Hogwarts is becoming increasingly dangerous. Voldemort’s influence is spreading, pure-blood families are taking sides, and even students are beginning to feel the tension. Between late-night conversations, school drama, family secrets, and the looming threat of war, Y/N and Sirius have one final year to figure out what they mean to each other—before Hogwarts, and the lives they’ve known, are changed forever.

the prince’s secret (throne of glass)

You were never supposed to fall for the Crown Prince of Adarlan. Dorian Havilliard is charming, arrogant, and far too accustomed to getting his way. You, meanwhile, have never been particularly good at keeping your opinions to yourself—which makes your first encounter with the prince less than pleasant. But as the King’s Champion competition brings danger and secrets into the glass castle, you and Dorian find yourselves drawn together in stolen moments neither of you can afford. Because beneath the crown, Dorian is hiding something. And the closer you get to him, the more you begin to wonder if the prince you thought you knew is hiding a secret that could change everything.

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between fire and ruin (fourth wing)

Y/N enters Basgiath expecting nothing more than a chance to survive the Riders Quadrant. But after bonding with a dragon and discovering a rare signet capable of disrupting magical wards, she becomes too valuable for Xaden Riorson to ignore. Forced into the rebellion against her will, Y/N is paired with Bodhi Durran—a confident, infuriating rider who considers her reckless and she considers an absolute pain in the ass. As dangerous missions force them from enemies to reluctant allies, Y/N begins uncovering secrets about Navarre, the failing wards, and the rebellion itself. And somewhere between the arguments, close calls, and forced proximity, the line between hatred and something far more dangerous begins to disappear.

Dial Drunk

You and Evan have always been a disaster. Three years of falling in love, breaking up, getting drunk, making up, and repeating the same mistakes. Until one fight finally makes you leave for good. Three months later, your phone rings at 2:17 a.m. It’s Evan. He’s drunk. He’s outside your old apartment. And for the first time, he’s saying everything he’s always been too afraid to say. The problem? He won’t remember any of it in the morning. You will. And now you have to decide whether one drunken phone call is enough to believe that maybe this time, things could be different.

his enemy’s daughter (Rhysand)

Raised in the Court of Nightmares, you were taught from birth to despise Rhysand—the cruel High Lord of the Night Court. But when a chance encounter leads you to discover the secret city he has hidden from the world, everything you thought you knew about him begins to unravel. Now Rhysand has a secret to protect, your family has expectations of you, and neither of you can ignore the growing tension between you. Because sometimes the greatest threat isn’t discovering someone’s secret—it’s realizing you no longer want to keep your distance.