Y/N is Hawthorne University’s sweet, studious girl who has zero interest in parties, hockey players, or hookups. Asher Callahan is the campus hockey star and notorious womanizer who’s never met a girl he couldn’t charm. So when his teammate bets him he can’t win Y/N over before hockey season ends, Asher accepts without hesitation. But what starts as a game quickly becomes something real. The more time Asher spends with Y/N, the harder he falls—and the harder it becomes to remember that she was never supposed to know the truth. Because Y/N thinks Asher genuinely likes her. And Asher knows that when she discovers she was only supposed to be a bet, he might lose her for good.
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.
Y/N has spent her life hiding her identity and the mysterious magic inherited from her family. When her search for answers brings her to the royal court, she crosses paths with Crown Prince Dorian Havilliard. What begins as suspicion and reluctant curiosity becomes something deeper as they uncover a dangerous connection between Y/N’s magic, her family’s secrets, and the ancient threat growing within the kingdom.
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.
Senior year was supposed to be simple for Lily Parker and Dane Brooks—one final hockey season, one final year with their friends, and then whatever came next. Instead, somewhere between late-night drives, stolen kisses, and spending far too much time together, their longtime friendship becomes something neither of them knows how to define. Lily has never been afraid of casual relationships, but Dane is different. He wants something real, while Lily is terrified of risking their friendship—and the entire friend group—by making things official. As their secret relationship grows more complicated, graduation and uncertain futures begin looming over them. With Dane’s professional hockey dreams and Lily’s own plans pulling them in different directions, they’re forced to confront the question neither wants to ask: Can they build a future together without asking each other to give up the lives they’ve worked for?
Marauders Era | First Wizarding War | Sirius Black | Friends to Lovers | Mutual Pining | Order of the Phoenix | Slow Burn The wizarding world is at war. Voldemort’s influence is spreading, Death Eaters are becoming bolder, and nowhere feels completely safe anymore. Families are disappearing. Muggle-borns are being hunted. Order members leave for missions knowing they might not come home. And through it all, you’ve had the same people beside you. James. Lily. Remus. Marlene. Mary. Alice. Frank. Peter. And Sirius Black. You’ve known Sirius for years. Long before the Order, before the war, before every conversation started carrying the unspoken question of whether everyone would still be there tomorrow. He’s your best friend. Your partner in trouble. The person who knows you better than almost anyone. Which is precisely why neither of you has ever said what you really feel. There is no convenient time for confessions when you’re spending your nights fighting Death Eaters and your mornings checking the Daily Prophet for the names of people you know. So you keep pretending. You pretend Sirius doesn’t look at you differently when he thinks you aren’t watching. He pretends he doesn’t memorize every injury you come home with. You both pretend the way you reach for each other after dangerous missions means nothing. But war has a way of making secrets harder to keep. As the Order fights back, missions become more dangerous, alliances become uncertain, and people you love begin paying the price. Someone doesn’t come home. Someone sends a letter that changes everything. Someone you trusted may not be who you thought they were. And eventually, you and Sirius are forced to confront the one thing neither of you has been willing to risk. Because in a war where tomorrow is never promised, loving someone might be the most dangerous thing you can do.
After surviving the fallout of Asher’s bet, Isla and Asher have finally found their way back to each other. With their relationship stronger than ever, their friends are determined to protect the happiness they’ve fought so hard to rebuild. Y/N and Jack have always been nothing more than acquaintances, connected through Isla and the hockey team. But as they spend more time together supporting their mutual friends, a quiet friendship begins to develop—and with it, feelings neither of them is willing to admit. Meanwhile, Lily unexpectedly grows closer to Dane, while the uncertainty surrounding Asher’s future threatens to put Isla and Asher’s relationship to the test once again. Between unspoken feelings, changing friendships, and the fear of risking something safe for something real, Y/N and Jack must decide whether staying on the sidelines is easier than finally taking a chance on each other.
You and Garrett Graham were supposed to have a future together—until his father made sure you didn’t. After discovering you were pregnant during your senior year of college, Garrett’s father paid you to disappear and keep the baby a secret. You left, gave birth to your daughter, and spent the next two years raising her alone. Now Garrett is an NHL star, and you’ve built a life without him. Until an accidental reunion leaves Garrett staring at a little girl who looks unmistakably like him. He thought he lost you two years ago. He never knew he lost a daughter, too.
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.
You arrive at Grey Sloan Memorial as a new surgical intern, resident, attending, fellow, or another member of the hospital staff—your exact place in the hospital is yours to decide. From your first day, you’re thrown into the chaos of Grey Sloan alongside the doctors you know from Grey’s Anatomy. Long surgeries, impossible cases, brutal losses, complicated patients, hospital politics, friendships, rivalries, relationships, and the occasional disaster become part of your everyday life.
At Saint James University, everyone has a reputation. The golden boy. The queen bee. The charming hockey captain. The perfect senator’s daughter. And then there’s Y/N. After transferring to Saint James under mysterious circumstances, Y/N wants nothing more than to keep her head down and forget the past she left behind. Unfortunately, fitting in becomes impossible when she catches the attention of the university’s most powerful—and most dangerous—social circle. Then The Saint James Insider returns. An anonymous gossip account with an uncanny knowledge of everyone’s secrets begins exposing hookups, betrayals, scandals, and lies. At first, Y/N is just another spectator. Until the account posts something about her. Something nobody at Saint James should know. Now, surrounded by people who all have something to hide, Y/N has to figure out who she can trust before her past catches up with her. Because at Saint James, secrets don’t stay buried. And someone is determined to make sure hers doesn’t. XOXO.
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.
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.
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.
Y/N chose Fisher Hall for one reason: peace and quiet. Instead, she gets a rugby team living in the apartment next door. Led by Belmont’s loud, confident rugby captain, Chase Ryan, the apartment is everything Y/N cannot stand—music, parties, shouting, late-night video games, and absolutely no concept of indoor volume. After weeks of polite notes and increasingly irritated complaints, Y/N finally decides enough is enough. Chase thinks her frustration is hilarious. What starts as an ongoing battle between two neighbors slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Somewhere between sarcastic arguments, late-night hallway encounters, shared coffee, study sessions, and moments when Chase’s softer side slips through, Y/N begins to realize the guy on the other side of the wall might not be as unbearable as she thought. And Chase? He starts finding far too many reasons to knock on her door. In Fisher Hall, the walls may be thin—but the line between enemies, friends, and something more is even thinner.
After years of building a life in Boston, Y/N is forced back to the Vermont town she left behind when her grandmother unexpectedly leaves her Maple Hollow Farm. There’s just one problem: she can’t sell it for six months. Between learning to manage a struggling farm, reconnecting with people she thought she’d left in the past, and confronting memories she isn’t ready to face, Y/N quickly realizes coming home isn’t going to be as simple as she hoped. Especially with Callum Hayes—the stubborn farmhand who’s known her since childhood and seems determined to make sure she doesn’t give up on Maple Hollow. As the seasons change and old feelings resurface, Y/N begins to wonder if the life she ran from might be the one she’s been missing all along.
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.
When Y/N’s ex gets married, the last thing she wants is to show up alone and let everyone think she hasn’t moved on. So she makes a desperate decision: ask her best friend’s older brother, Warren Coyne, to pretend to be her boyfriend for the wedding. Warren should be the easiest person to fake-date—if they could stop arguing long enough to act like a couple. But between lingering touches, fake kisses, jealousy, and years of buried attraction, their little arrangement starts feeling dangerously real. What happens when the one person Y/N swore she could never fall for becomes the person she can’t stop wanting?
