In the shadowy nightlife of London during the 1960s, the city’s clubs, casinos, and back rooms are quietly ruled by the infamous twins Reggie Kray and Ronnie Kray.
After World War II, Y/N travels to the Scottish Highlands with her husband, Frank Randall, hoping for a fresh start. But a visit to the ancient stones of Craigh na Dun changes everything when she is mysteriously pulled back to 1743 Scotland. Thrown into a dangerous world of clan rivalries, political unrest, and Highland traditions, Y/N must learn to survive among Clan MacKenzie while searching for a way home. As she grows closer to the brave and honorable Jamie Fraser, she finds herself torn between the life she left behind and the one she is beginning to build. With history unfolding around her and danger at every turn, Y/N must decide where—and with whom—her heart truly belongs.
Before the war, you fell in love with Thomas Shelby in Birmingham. When he left to fight in World War I, you stayed connected through letters—until they slowly stopped coming. Believing he had moved on or been lost to the war, you forced yourself to do the same. Years later, Tommy returns home, but he is no longer the man you once knew. Hardened by war and now deeply involved with the Peaky Blinders, he has become colder, more guarded, and far more dangerous.
In Ancient Rome, where the gods are real but rarely seen, Y/N lives a quiet life in a small coastal town with her family. Everything changes when she survives a deadly storm and catches the attention of Poseidon, the powerful god of the sea. Drawn to her kindness and spirit, Poseidon begins visiting the mortal world in disguise. As their bond deepens, Y/N finds herself caught between two worlds: the dangerous, immortal realm of the gods and the ordinary life she has always known. Complicating matters is Felix, a loyal young merchant who has loved Y/N for years and hopes to marry her. While Poseidon can offer divine power and eternal devotion, Felix offers something a god never can—a normal human future. As rumors spread, the Olympians take notice, and Poseidon’s growing love begins to affect the seas themselves. Y/N must choose between a mortal life with Felix and an impossible love with the god who rules the ocean, knowing that either choice could change her fate forever.
you are a Saxon woman, from the south of England. You live with Your father who is a blacksmith, and your three sister’s. You are the youngest and are betrothed to a young farmer. Everything was peaceful until the day the Vikings came. Ivar the boneless and his brothers led them.
When billionaire London CEO Adrian Blackwood becomes instantly obsessed with his beautiful employee, Y/N, he uses his wealth and influence to destroy her life. He frames her for embezzlement, forces her to end her relationship with the boyfriend who was secretly planning to propose, and gives her an impossible choice: sign a six-month contract to work exclusively for him or face the police. Thrown into Adrian’s dangerous world of wealth, power, and obsession, Y/N finds herself surrounded by his equally disturbing inner circle—and the charming socialites who have no idea what Adrian is truly capable of. The only problem? Adrian never intended to let her walk away when the six months were over.
Twenty-year-old Y/N from 2026 wakes up to discover she’s somehow been transported to 1864—and is now living as the wife of Thomas Whitmore, a traditional Victorian husband. She has two children, four-year-old William and two-year-old Elsie, a home to maintain, and a husband who expects obedience, domesticity, and unquestioning devotion. But Y/N isn’t the submissive Victorian wife everyone remembers. She knows what the future holds, and she refuses to quietly surrender the independence she once had. As she struggles to survive marriage, motherhood, and society in 1864, Y/N must decide whether she can change her new life—or find a way back to her own.