She was supposed to be the next big actress. He was supposed to be nothing more than her co-star. Y/N had spent years waiting for her big break. When she unexpectedly lands the role of Sarah Jo in Lena Dunham’s Sharp Stick, her entire world changes overnight. Her first major film. Her first lead role. And her first time working alongside Jon Bernthal. Jon plays Josh, Sarah Jo’s older, married employer—the man at the center of her character’s complicated journey of love, intimacy, and self-discovery. On screen, Y/N and Jon’s chemistry is exactly what the movie needs. Off screen, it’s something neither of them expected. Between long filming days, quiet conversations after rehearsals, stolen glances, and moments that never make it into the final cut, Y/N begins to wonder if the connection between them is simply part of the job. Jon seems to be wondering the same thing. But Hollywood has a way of turning private feelings into public headlines, and falling for your co-star could cost Y/N more than just her heart. Because the cameras can stop rolling. The scripts can close. But what happens when the feelings don’t? Some chemistry is written. Theirs wasn’t.
THE WRAITH Hell’s Kitchen has always had its heroes, its villains, and the shadows in between. Y/N lives a double life. By day, she is an ordinary woman trying to keep her life together. By night, she becomes The Wraith—a mysterious vigilante who operates by her own rules and has earned a reputation among the city’s most dangerous criminals. But keeping her identities separate becomes complicated when she crosses paths with two very different men: Matt Murdock, a charming lawyer with secrets of his own, and Frank Castle, a hardened vigilante who has long since abandoned the idea of mercy. Neither man knows Y/N’s secret. Neither realizes they’re drawn to the same woman they’ve encountered in the darkness. As a dangerous threat emerges in Hell’s Kitchen, The Wraith finds herself caught between Daredevil and Punisher, forced to navigate their conflicting ideas of justice while protecting the identity she’s fought so hard to keep hidden. With danger closing in and feelings becoming harder to ignore, Y/N must decide how much of herself she’s willing to reveal—and what she’s willing to lose when the truth finally comes to light. Three vigilantes. One city. Two forbidden affections. One secret that could change everything.
Everyone knows Tony Stark. But apparently, nobody knew Tony Stark had a daughter. Y/N Stark is one of the biggest pop stars in the world, yet somehow she’s managed to stay completely separate from her father’s life as an Avenger. So when Tony brings the team to New York for the final show of her world tour, they expect a quiet night out—not to discover that Tony’s daughter is a global superstar. The Avengers are stunned. Steve can’t believe Tony kept her existence a secret. Natasha is immediately intrigued. Clint won’t stop teasing Tony. Sam is convinced Tony has been hiding an entire second life from them. Peter is completely starstruck. And Bucky? Bucky can’t look away. But what begins as fascination slowly becomes something more. Their relationship isn’t love at first sight—it’s a slow burn built through friendship, quiet conversations, stolen glances, and moments neither of them expects to mean so much. Y/N is used to millions of people knowing her name. Bucky is used to being forgotten. Neither of them expects to become important to the other. And neither realizes just how much their lives are about to change.
After months away on deployment, Marine Frank Castle finally returns home to his wife, Y/N, and their children. While Y/N has spent months keeping their family together without him, Frank has spent his deployment dreaming about the ordinary life waiting for him at home. But returning isn’t as simple as walking through the front door. His children have grown, their routines have changed, and Y/N has learned how to navigate life without him. Now, Frank has to find his place again—not only as a Marine, but as a husband and father. Between family dinners, messy mornings, quiet nights, and the occasional struggle of adjusting to civilian life between deployments, Frank discovers that the greatest part of coming home isn’t the house waiting for him. It’s the family inside it.
THE ONE WHO STAYED Y/N thought she knew Frank Castle. Before the skull. Before the blood. Before the name Punisher became whispered across New York, Frank was simply Lisa Castle’s father—the intimidating Marine with a soft spot for his family. Y/N had been Lisa’s teacher, but their connection ran deeper. Her daughter, Evie, had been Lisa’s closest friend. The two girls grew up together, and through them, Y/N became part of the Castle family’s life. Until tragedy took everything. Y/N had already lost Evie. Then, at the park, she watched Frank lose Maria and his children—including Lisa. She witnessed the massacre that destroyed the Castle family, believing Frank had died alongside them. Years later, she discovers he survived. But Frank Castle is no longer the man she remembers. He’s the Punisher now—a violent vigilante hunting the people responsible for destroying his life. When Frank begins appearing at Y/N’s door wounded and bleeding, she knows exactly who he is. She knows what he does. And yet, she lets him in. She patches his wounds without asking questions. She doesn’t judge him, but she refuses to excuse him either. Somehow, Y/N becomes the one person Frank trusts enough to return to when the world becomes too heavy. But as the years pass, something changes. Frank starts staying longer. Watching her a little too closely. Remembering things he shouldn’t. Becoming protective in ways that feel less like friendship and more like something neither of them is ready to name. Y/N begins to wonder whether Frank keeps coming back because she reminds him of the family he lost—or because he genuinely wants her. And Frank isn’t sure of the answer himself. Because falling for Y/N means risking the one thing he swore he’d never allow himself to have again: something to lose. She knows the monster beneath the skull. He knows the woman beneath her grief. And somehow, two people who lost the people they loved most begin finding their way back to each other.
