Y/N takes a job at the exclusive Velvet Room, where her rebellious attitude quickly puts her at odds with its intimidating owner, Damien Vale. As their constant clashes turn into a slow-burning attraction, Y/N becomes caught between Damien’s growing protectiveness, jealous rivals, and the obsessive ex she thought she’d escaped. When secrets surrounding the club begin to surface, Y/N must decide who she can trust before her past catches up with her.
She was innocent. He was supposed to be a monster. Framed for murder and sentenced to life inside Blackwater, Y/N is thrown into the world’s most brutal prison, where survival means learning who to fear. Unfortunately, she’s been assigned to the one inmate everyone fears most: Damian Cross. As Blackwater tries to break her, Damian becomes the only person standing between Y/N and the people determined to destroy her. But the deeper they dig, the more they realise their convictions aren’t coincidences. Someone wanted them here. And escaping might be the only way to prove they’re innocent.
She was trained to kill him. He was supposed to be her final target. Y/N is one of Jun’s most dangerous creations, an assassin raised to obey without question. When she’s sent to eliminate Elias Veyre, heir to the city’s most powerful mafia empire, she expects a clean kill. Instead, Elias captures her. Elias expects a weapon. He gets a girl who refuses to stay controlled. And somewhere between bloodshed, betrayal and stolen moments beneath the neon lights, the assassin falls for her target.
The night before her arranged marriage, Princess Y/N disappears from her chambers. Taken by a mysterious masked man and his dangerous crew, she becomes the most valuable hostage in the kingdom. But the Black Vultures aren’t simply demanding a ransom. Someone powerful wants the princess gone before she can ever become a bride. Among her captors is Rook, the silent man behind the black mask. He’s dangerous, secretive and frustratingly gentle with her, becoming increasingly protective despite knowing she was never meant to be his. As royal soldiers close in, the gang is forced across forests, ruined chapels, border towns and hidden roads while a conspiracy surrounding Y/N’s wedding begins to unravel. She was kidnapped against her will. He was never supposed to care. And the closer the kingdom comes to finding her, the harder it becomes for either of them to decide whether Rook is her captor… or the only person keeping her alive.
She was raised to be a princess. He was raised to survive. Princess Y/N has spent her entire life behind palace walls, protected from the world and controlled by the crown. But after a diplomatic gala, her convoy is ambushed by the Black Vipers, a notorious criminal organisation. Their leader, Damon Voss, intends to use her as a bargaining chip. Then the palace announces that Princess Y/N is dead. With the government refusing to negotiate and assassins closing in, Damon orders his most trusted soldier, Elias Vale, to keep her alive. Elias is cold, imposing and utterly loyal to the Vipers. Y/N is terrified of him. But as days turn into weeks, arguments become conversations. Conversations become trust. And somewhere between stolen moments, whispered confessions and the secrets hiding beneath the crown, Elias begins questioning the orders he’s spent his life obeying. When the people sent to rescue the princess arrive with orders to kill her, Elias makes an impossible choice: obey his leader or save her. Y/N chooses to run. Now a princess who has never known freedom and the criminal assigned to guard her are fugitives from both sides, carrying a secret capable of destroying the kingdom.
Twenty-three days after the outbreak, civilization is already dead. Y/N crosses a ruined city alone, determined to find her missing sister. Then a supply run goes horribly wrong, and a former soldier named Elias saves her life. He tells her she’s slowing him down. She tells him to go to hell. Unfortunately, neither of them stays gone. As the infected evolve, military camps imprison survivors, and a ruthless gang begins hunting them, Y/N and Elias discover that the outbreak may not have been an accident. And somewhere beyond the dead highways, Mia might still be alive. To find her, they’ll have to survive the infected, the people hunting them and each other.
You are Y/N, twenty years old and the living core of Hydra’s Project Unravel—an experiment shaped from birth into a weapon of ice and broken healing. Your white hair and icy-blue eyes mark what the serums made of you. Heat is your greatest weakness. Suppression cuffs are your constant reality. Among the scientists and handlers who own you, one man stands apart: Askara. He knows every fracture they built into you, and he uses that knowledge without mercy. He controls you. Both of you know it. Now the sessions are growing longer. Six hours under the memory filaments, starved of water and food, forced to relive every injection, every lie, every moment you were rewritten. You are still withholding. But the silence inside you is beginning to crack—and Askara is watching the exact second you break.
Working at Noir was supposed to be temporary: pay her debt, follow the rules, and keep her head down. Then Elias Varela, Noir’s powerful young owner, begins to notice her. Forced to gather information for the rival Moretti family, Y/N finds every conversation with Elias dangerous. As secrets unravel and their attraction grows, she must choose between betraying him—or risking everything to protect him. In Elias’s world, love is the most expensive secret of all.
Two rival mafia families. One forced alliance. And the childhood best friends who were never supposed to fall in love. Y/N Moretti has spent years becoming everything her family hates. Clay Blackwood has spent years becoming everything his father wanted. Now a mysterious syndicate is hunting them both, forcing their families under one roof. Unfortunately, Y/N and Clay still remember exactly how it felt to love each other. And hatred has never been nearly as dangerous as wanting someone back.
Y/N is one of the last surviving sirens: only sirens know where the legendary Diadem of the Drowned lies. After breaking one too many rules and venturing too close to human waters, Y/N is captured by Winter Veyr, the arrogant captain of the world’s most wanted pirate crew. Worse, Winter possesses an Imperial siren tether, a pendant capable of causing unimaginable pain if Y/N tries to escape. Their solution is simple. Y/N leads Winter to the Diadem. Winter destroys the tether and sets her free. But life aboard The Morrow’s Wake has a way of complicating simple bargains. The closer they get to the Diadem, the harder it becomes to tell whether Y/N is still trying to escape Winter… or whether she’s terrified she won’t want to.
Belladonna taught Y/N that vampires were monsters. So when her father disappears inside the legendary Blackthorn Castle, she expects to find a beast. Instead, she finds a cursed king who locks her away, fears her blood, and slowly begins falling for the one human who refuses to fear him. But when an ancient vampire decides Y/N’s blood belongs to him, Elias must choose between his hunger and the woman who taught him how to love.
For twenty years, Y/N has lived alone in a hidden tower, protected by the only mother she’s ever known. She has books, paintings, music, and enough golden hair to fill the entire tower. But every year, on her birthday, thousands of mysterious lanterns appear in the night sky. This year, Y/N finally decides she wants to see them for herself. Then a wanted thief named Jasper crashes through her window. Their arrangement is simple: Y/N helps Jasper escape the people hunting him, and in return, he takes her to see the lanterns. Simple. Until their journey uncovers secrets about Y/N’s past, a kingdom that never stopped searching for her, and a truth that could change everything she thought she knew.
For thirteen years, Y/N has known only the walls of the ‘Haven for Troubled Youth’, an orphanage where obedience is survival and individuality is treated as sin. Alongside her found family, Milo, Hazel and Kiara, she endures starvation, psychological interrogations and a doctrine that demands absolute submission. Everything changes when a new resident arrives. River refuses to accept the orphanage’s rules, openly challenging the staff in ways no one else has ever dared. His rebellion awakens something long buried within the others: hope. As the five of them grow closer, they begin uncovering the institution’s darkest secrets while secretly planning the impossible, an escape. But Haven for Troubled Youth was built to keep people in. With Matron Elara tightening her grip, Askara’s obsession with Y/N growing more dangerous, and every mistake risking exposure in the interrogation wing, freedom comes at a devastating cost. As love blooms between River and Y/N, and Hazel and Kiara fight to keep their forbidden relationship hidden, the group must decide how much they are willing to sacrifice for a life they’ve never truly had. Some prisons are built from stone. Others are built from
Based off the vertical drama: Y/N Bennett has everything. But when her obsessive ex-boyfriend, Tristan Hayes, refuses to accept that their relationship is over, Y/Ns picture-perfect life begins to crack. After a dangerous confrontation leaves her needing protection, she turns to the one person everyone else avoids. Clay Donovan.
Y/N’s life is painfully ordinary. A dead-end job. A terrible boyfriend. An empty apartment. Nothing ever seems to change. Until a charming salesman named Elias knocks on her door. Hours later, she sees him standing behind her in the mirror. Except Elias isn’t human. He’s a demon prince, heir to the Underworld, and he’s cursed. To break it, he needs Y/N to remain in his kingdom below until the curse is undone. Unfortunately for him, Y/N has absolutely no intention of staying. Unfortunately for her, the Underworld has no intention of letting her leave. Between deadly creatures, forbidden magic, a ruthless demon king and a prince who seems determined to get under her skin, Y/N discovers that escaping Elias may be the least dangerous thing she could attempt. Because the longer she stays in Hell, the harder it becomes to tell where hatred ends… and something far more dangerous begins.
They’ve hated each other since childhood. He is the arrogant heir. She’s the servant who refuses to bow. But one night, behind two masks at a lavish masquerade, Elias Vale meets a mysterious woman who understands him better than anyone ever has. He kisses her. Then she discovers his identity and runs. Now Elias is searching for his mysterious dream girl, completely unaware she’s his servant. As secrets unravel inside the Vale estate, their rivalry begins turning into something neither can control. He fell for her behind a mask. She fell for the one person she was never supposed to love. And when the masks finally come off, there may be no going back.
She came to The Saint for the money. She stayed long enough to become someone’s weakness. Y/N has never been good at following rules. So when she gets hired as a dancer at London’s most notorious nightclub, she doesn’t think twice about breaking them. What she doesn’t know is that The Saint belongs to Adrian Moretti, a ruthless crime lord who has built his empire on secrets, blood and absolute obedience. Adrian wants her gone. Y/N wants to annoy him. Then she witnesses a murder outside the club and accidentally becomes the only person who can expose a traitor hiding among the Saints. Now someone is watching her. Adrian is protecting her. And Y/N is beginning to realise that the most dangerous thing inside The Saint might not be the criminals. It might be the way she feels about its owner.
She was raised to fear the sea. He was born to rule it. Princess Y/N has spent nineteen years locked inside a gilded palace, taught obedience, ignorance, and one very important rule: never trust a pirate. Then Captain Rowan Vale storms the palace, kidnaps her, and takes her aboard his ship. He needs her blood to awaken the legendary Heart of the Tide, an ancient relic capable of exposing her father’s darkest secrets. She thinks Rowan is a monster. He thinks she’s a sheltered princess who won’t survive a week at sea. Neither expects her to fall in love with the freedom he shows her.
Y/N and Teo grew up together inside the world’s most ruthless criminal organisation, surviving torture, bloodshed and each other. They were inseparable until Lucien deliberately tore them apart, sending them into rival factions and turning childhood devotion into an adult war. Years later, they’re forced back together when a far more dangerous organisation threatens to consume the entire underworld. They remember how to fight each other. They never forgot how to protect each other. Because some enemies know exactly where to aim. And some know exactly where it hurts.
The world ended in a single afternoon. When a mysterious infection turns ordinary people into violent, rapidly evolving predators, Lockewood Academy becomes an accidental fortress. Among them is Y/N, Lockewood’s spoiled, pink-loving princess who has spent her entire life hiding loneliness behind designer clothes, popularity and a perfect smile. And then there’s Clay Donovan. Broke. Dangerous. Infamous for underground fights. The last person Angel should trust. The world outside is dying. The school is becoming a prison. And the person Y/N was never supposed to love may be the only reason she survives.
Some inherit crowns. Others inherit curses. The world has always been divided. The Perfect, descendants of legendary heroes and gods, live beneath the gleaming towers of Elysara, where virtue is law and perfection is expected. The Sinful, heirs to mythology’s villains, demons, and fallen figures, are condemned to rot on the cursed Erebus Isle, judged from birth by the blood in their veins. When five of the Isle’s most infamous teenagers are offered a place in Aether Academy’s elite Redemption Program, they have no intention of changing. Descended from Lilith, King Midas, Eris, Ares, and Lucifer, they’ve survived through lust, greed, envy, wrath, and pride. Their mission is simple: infiltrate the academy, expose its hypocrisy, and bring the system crashing down from within. Instead, they find something they never expected. Warm meals. Safe beds. Teachers who don’t demand payment for kindness. Friends who choose them despite the stories written into their blood. As rivalries soften into loyalty and enemies become family, the five begin to question everything they believed about themselves… and each other. Especially when the simmering hatred between Y/N the descendant of Lust and the heir of Greed slowly transforms into an irresistible, slow-burning romance neither of them can outrun. But beneath Aether Academy’s marble halls lies a truth powerful enough to shatter two civilizations. The line between Sinful and Perfect was never drawn by fate. It was built by those who feared what would happen if the two stood together. Now the five must decide whether to destroy the only place that’s ever felt like home… or fight to save it from the people who created the divide. A story of mythological legacies, enemies-to-lovers romance, found family, rebellion, and the courage to choose who you become, rather than who the world says you were born to be.
Y/N came to interview a millionaire. Instead, she accidentally stepped into his secret world. Rafe Devereaux is wealthy, powerful, untouchable, and hiding an empire beneath the city. Y/N is only trying to become a journalist. One internship changes everything. And falling for her dangerously private employer might cost her far more than her career.
They called her a hero. Y/N was raised by the Civic Authority, trained from childhood to obey, fight and kill in the name of humanity. Until one mission exposed everything. When the man she believed loved her chooses a government weapon over her life, Y/N is captured by The Hollow, the underground rebellion she was taught to hate. Their leader, Ryder Rook, should be her enemy. Instead, he becomes the first person to question everything she was made to believe. Between a government determined to reclaim its perfect weapon, a rebellion hiding secrets of its own, and a hatred slowly becoming something far more dangerous, Y/N must decide who she really is.
She stole an artefact. He owns the criminal empire chasing it. Y/N is three days away from being killed over a debt she can’t repay when a botched heist sends her running straight into the office of Elias Vale, a ruthless mafia boss searching for the legendary treasure that vanished with his father. She has the artefact he needs. He has the money and protection she desperately wants. Their deal should be simple. Instead, it becomes a cross-country chase involving rival criminals, international police, stolen cars, priceless antiques, prison cells, and one very inconvenient attraction. Because Y/N came looking for enough money to survive. She never expected to find a home. Or fall for the man who once ordered her killed.
For generations, monsters have been feared. Elias Vale has spent his entire life hunting them. So when he finds a strange winged creature caught in one of his traps, he expects claws, fangs and blood. Instead, he finds a starving sixteen-year-old girl who doesn’t understand why humans are afraid of her. He takes Y/N to his isolated tower and locks her away, convinced she’s dangerous. But Y/N isn’t the monster the stories described. She’s curious. Innocent. Terribly unfamiliar with the human world. And slowly, the hunter begins to realise the creature behind his iron bars may be the first person who has ever made his lonely tower feel like home. He came looking for a monster. He accidentally found his daughter.
