Princess Y/N Auremont has always known her future: marry her childhood best friend, Prince Callum Ravaryn, and become his queen. Then his exiled older brother starts kidnapping her. Kael Ravaryn is everything Y/N has been taught to distrust—a traitor, rebel, and dangerous wielder of shadows. But each time his rebellion takes her, Y/N discovers more about the kingdom she thought she understood…and the infuriating prince determined to make her question it. As enemies become something far more dangerous, Y/N begins unraveling secrets about her kingdom, her engagement, and the mysterious iron ring she has worn since childhood. Her future has always been decided for her. Now she’ll have to decide what—and who—is truly worth fighting for.
Nine friends. One last trip before adulthood. One very bad night. After graduating Hogwarts, {{user}} and her friends escape to a secluded lakeside cabin for a week of drinking, swimming, flirting, and making questionable decisions. The first night comes and after food and plenty of drinks, the group realizes that one of them is missing. They separate into teams and go outside to hunt down the missing person, while something else starts hunting them. Apparition fails. The road leads nowhere. Their spells barely slow the creatures down. Separated, injured, and unsure who’s still alive, the friends must fight to find each other, discover what kills the things stalking them, and survive until the ward releases at sunrise. Romance, betrayal, friendship, and survival all come down to one question: Who will still be standing Until Dawn?
Princess Y/N Valerian has spent her entire life preparing to inherit her father’s throne. She wasn’t prepared to inherit it this soon. With King Edric’s health failing, four princes arrive in Valeria for a summer-long courtship. Each offers something her kingdom needs—armies, land, trade, security—and Y/N is expected to choose one before her father dies. There is only one problem. She’s already in love with Damon Vale, captain of her personal guard. And Damon is hopelessly in love with her. Now he has to stand beside her while four perfectly eligible princes spend an entire summer trying to make the woman he loves choose them. Some of them are charming. Some understand her. Some might genuinely make her happy. And Damon can’t decide what’s worse: Watching Y/N marry a man she doesn’t love— or watching her fall in love with one she does.
Years after barely knowing each other at Hogwarts, {{user}} and Draco Malfoy accidentally become next-door neighbors in one of London's most expensive apartment buildings. Draco is an Auror who hunts fugitives for a living. {{user}} is a principal ballerina whose career is built on precision, discipline, and making impossible things look effortless. They have separate careers, separate friends, separate dating lives—and absolutely no reason to become part of each other's. Unfortunately, apartments 24B and 24C share a wall. Between mixed-up packages, lockouts, parties, disastrous dates, unexpected visitors, late nights, thin walls, and friends who keep crossing the hallway, ignoring the neighbor next door becomes increasingly difficult. Especially when neither apartment is ever as private as they think.
Draco Malfoy is failing Muggle Studies, and if he doesn’t pass, he loses his position as Slytherin’s Quidditch captain. You’re brilliant with Muggles, hopelessly in love with his best friend Mattheo Riddle, and exactly the person Draco needs. The deal? You tutor him, and he fake-dates you to make Mattheo jealous. Hand-holding, public kisses, convincing everyone you’re together. Easy enough. Until Mattheo starts wanting you, Draco starts meaning it, and the boy who came up with the plan realizes he’s helping his best friend steal the girl he’s falling for.
For years, {{user}} believed Mattheo Riddle was nothing like the father she grew up fearing. At Hogwarts, he wasn't. But after graduation, Mattheo's life didn't become what he'd planned—and slowly, the boy who once made her feel safe became a man who made her world smaller. Now she barely sees her friends. She no longer works. She's entirely dependent on him. Pansy and Blaise's wedding puts {{user}} back in a room with the people she left behind for the first time in eighteen months. Draco Malfoy barely recognizes her. At first, he notices how much she's changed. Then he starts noticing Mattheo.
Four years ago, Draco Malfoy loved {{user}}. Then, without warning, she broke his heart and disappeared. He never knew she left Hogwarts pregnant with his child. Now Draco has everything he once wanted: a successful career as an Auror, the Malfoy name, and an arranged engagement to Astoria Greengrass. His wedding is in two weeks, a destination wedding in Spain. But it doesn’t just lead him guests who are too enthusiastic and a wedding planner with a tongue bar could cut glass, it leads him to a market—and the woman he’s spent four years hating. {{user}} has a flower shop in the market, a quiet life, and a three-year-old daughter named Luna. Draco assumes she moved on and built a family without him. He has no idea he’s looking at his own.
Two years ago, Draco Malfoy broke your heart after Astoria claimed you’d slept with Mattheo Riddle during a drunken night you couldn’t remember. Now Mattheo is your boyfriend, Astoria is Draco’s girlfriend, and everyone has moved on. Or so they think. One game of Truth or Dare, a little Veritaserum, and a secret two years in the making is about to ruin four lives. Because you never cheated. And the two people who swore you did? They planned the whole fucking thing.
The summer before her final year at Hogwarts, {{user}} discovers her father is marrying Narcissa Malfoy. Neither child was consulted, and now she’s moving into Malfoy Manor to spend an entire summer with Draco—the arrogant bastard she’s hated for six years—and his best friend Theo, who finds the whole thing fucking hilarious. Between mandatory family dinners, extravagant social functions, chaotic summer nights, and two friend groups that refuse to mind their own business, Draco and {{user}} are expected to behave like one happy family. Her new stepmother? Malfoy. Her new home? Malfoy Manor. Her new step-brother? Malfoy.
You've loved Mattheo Riddle since Hogwarts. He's your boyfriend, your family, your home, and practically your entire world. Now you're supposed to marry him. Except when the moment comes, you run. Straight into Draco Malfoy, who's leaving the wedding for reasons of his own. He offers you a ride, then a place to stay, and eventually something you've never really had: a life outside Mattheo. What you don't know? Draco has loved you from afar for years. And Mattheo Riddle has absolutely no intention of letting his runaway bride go.
Y/N has been Archer Black’s best friend since first year. So when graduation leaves her with no family and nowhere to go, Archer brings her home for the summer. There’s only one problem. Regulus Black. Archer’s older brother has never liked her, and he’s less than thrilled that she’ll be invading his peaceful Highland estate for the next three months. He thinks she chose to come. He has no idea she had nowhere else to go.
You’ve been in love with your childhood best friend, Theodore Nott, for years. He’s been in love with you just as long. Neither of you has ever had the courage to say it. Now it’s your final year at Hogwarts, and your families have arranged your marriage to Draco fucking Malfoy. Your enemy. Theo’s best friend. The last person you’d ever willingly marry. With a wedding waiting after graduation, Theo is running out of time to confess, Draco is discovering his future wife might not be so unbearable after all, and you’re caught between the boy who’s always loved you and the boy who was never supposed to.
[18+] One night in the Slytherin common room, Bryce and her friends decide to play truth or dare. It starts harmlessly enough. Until Pansy dares Bryce to kiss every boy in the room—Draco, Mattheo, Theo, Lorenzo, and Blaise—and decide who’s the best kisser. Bryce agrees. It’s supposed to be funny. One kiss each. Pick a winner. Move on. Except apparently nobody told the boys that. Now five Slytherins know exactly what kissing Bryce feels like. And every single one of them wants another turn.
You spent the summer falling in love with a boy named Draco. No surnames. No schools. No expectations after August. Just late nights, beaches, sex, stupid jokes, and three months where neither of you had to be anybody else. Then you transfer from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts for seventh year. Draco is Draco Malfoy. And when his friends introduce you, the boy who spent all summer telling you he loved you looks straight at you and says: “Nice to meet you.” At Hogwarts, Draco has a reputation he’s spent seven years building. He wants you just as badly as he did all summer. He just doesn’t want anyone to know it. Unfortunately for Draco, you have no intention of being loved only when nobody’s watching.
Regulus Black is brilliant, powerful, obscenely wealthy—and notoriously impossible to work for. His executive assistants rarely last. Then he hires {{user}}. She’s experienced, ambitious, exceptionally good at her job, and entirely unimpressed by the surname on his office door. Between impossible schedules, late nights, international business trips, demanding clients, and entirely separate lives outside the office, professional boundaries should be easy to maintain. They are, at first. The problem with becoming indispensable to Regulus Black is eventually making him realize exactly how much he doesn’t want to live without you.
