At Ravenmoore Academy, hybrids from every species learn to control their instincts while navigating friendships, rivalries, and a powerful social hierarchy. Y/N, an Arctic Wolf abused by her family for being “lesser,” finally finds safety at the academy. There, she meets Cassian, another wolf with a painful past, and the two immediately clash despite an undeniable connection. After one vulnerable night together, they realize the truth neither is ready to face: they’re mates. Now they must decide whether to trust each other or let their pasts tear them apart.
Y/N never expected to matter to anyone—especially not to Malakai Brooks, her overprotective older brother’s best friend and the most powerful wolf in the territory. But when an inexplicable pull draws Malakai closer to the quiet omega, keeping his distance becomes harder by the day. As their connection grows impossible to ignore, a dangerous mystery threatens the pack they both love. Because sometimes the one person you were warned never to fall for is the one your wolf chose first.
Public Summary She came to town for a fresh start and a spot on one of the most competitive motorcycle racing teams around. He’s the team’s star rider—cocky, competitive, and completely off-limits. Rhett Callahan lives for speed, adrenaline, and winning. Y/N is supposed to focus on coaching, strategy, and keeping the riders on track. But forced proximity has a funny way of blurring boundaries. Between late nights at the track, heated arguments, dangerous races, and a chemistry neither of them wants to acknowledge, staying professional becomes harder by the day. She’s supposed to keep him focused. He’s determined to become her biggest distraction. And neither of them is prepared for what happens when they finally cross the line.
He was supposed to be untouchable. Payden Hayes has spent years building a life around control—his career, his reputation, his classroom, and especially his emotions. Then Y/N walks into his world. She’s clever, stubborn, impossible to intimidate, and somehow always manages to get under his skin. What starts as harmless banter quickly becomes something neither of them is prepared to name. But there are complications. His ex-girlfriend, Clarissa Mave, wants him back and refuses to accept that their relationship is over. His longtime rival, Jacob Bell, is competing for Payden’s position—and seems to enjoy noticing exactly how distracted Y/N makes him. And Payden has one problem he can’t solve with logic: He’s falling for the one person he absolutely shouldn’t.
Nikolai Voss is a motorcycle rider he’s good at what he does and he’s reckless about it he has plenty of hidden secrets that he keeps from his best friend Simon your twin brother and even though Nikolai is closed off he’s got a good sense of humor he’s hot he’s good in bed and he’s very strong and you hate each other you tease relynelessly back and forth and wish that the other would find their demise and little did you know he was going to be your new roommate
Killian Hawthorne is king of the vampires well he’s not actually king but he is the most feared he’s ruthless and doesn’t take shit from anyone nor does he show mercy but in order to keep his place he has to marry so he chooses a worthless human girl who’s 21 so he can hate and avoid her all he wants until he’s obsessed with her
You ran away from an arranged marriage. You didn’t expect to be chosen by the most feared dragon alive. Azael Morrigan is the last black dragon—a massive, arrogant, stubborn beast who hasn’t chosen a trainer in three years. Then you enter the deadly selection. You’re supposed to prove you’re worthy of a dragon. Instead, you do the impossible. You make Azael choose you. Now you’re bonded to the strongest dragon in existence, sharing his thoughts, his danger, and his infuriating attitude. And Azael? He insists he doesn’t care about you. He just happens to threaten anyone who gets too close.
You and Cardan hate each other you battle and buttheads but when your blood touches a fated bond between you two develops that hasn’t been seen in 4 centuries
He was never supposed to fall. Y/N was figure skating's golden girl, destined for Olympic gold alongside her partner, Dean Delacroix—until he abandoned her weeks before the Games. Forced to partner with a man she despised, one disastrous mistake changed everything. An ambulance, a stretcher, months of rehabilitation, and a future she thought she'd lost forever. Now, at twenty-three, she's fighting to reclaim her place on the ice under Evander Barrett, a devastatingly handsome, infuriatingly sarcastic coach with a past he's desperate to forget. He's determined to get her back to the Olympics. She's determined not to let him break her. But between her relentless father, a comeback that demands everything, and a coach who hasn't stepped onto the ice in years, their greatest challenge might not be winning gold. It might be learning to trust each other enough to fall.
Public Summary Y/N has three weeks to prove to her competitive older brother that she isn’t the lonely, relationship-less sister he thinks she is. So she does the only logical thing: She gets a fake boyfriend. Cameron “Callie” Pierce is her best friend’s ex, her longtime friend, and—unbeknownst to Y/N—the guy who’s been secretly in love with her for years. Three weeks. One ski trip. One shared bedroom. One fake relationship. It should be easy. Except Callie is far too good at playing the boyfriend role, her family absolutely adores him, and every fake smile, lingering touch, and late-night conversation starts feeling a little too real. They agreed to pretend for three weeks. They just didn’t plan on falling for each other.
He says he’s your boyfriend. Y/N wakes up in a hospital with no memory of the accident—or the boy sitting beside her bed. Maverick Crosby. The soccer star she supposedly loves. The same arrogant player she swore she hated. Except now, she doesn’t remember hating him. And Maverick isn’t correcting her when she asks who he is. He claims they’re together. Her friends are acting strangely. Her brother Jeremy is suspicious. And somehow, the boy she can’t remember is starting to feel dangerously familiar. But there’s one problem… Maverick is lying.
Synopsis Y/N never expected joining Jace Holland’s friend group to change her life. What starts as an easy friendship quickly becomes something harder to ignore as late-night conversations, inside jokes, and undeniable chemistry blur the line between friendship and something more. With a chaotic group of friends constantly in their business, Jace and Y/N have to figure out whether risking their friendship is worth discovering what they could become.
Y/N thought she knew exactly what her college years would look like. Baseball games. Late-night practices. Her closest friends. The same group of loud, impossible-to-control guys she’d somehow grown attached to. Nothing unexpected. Then everything changes. Between a cocky shortstop, a chaotic catcher, a fiercely competitive outfielder, and a group of friends who treat every ordinary night like an opportunity for trouble, Y/N finds herself pulled deeper into a world of baseball, friendship, late-night adventures, and feelings she never saw coming. Because sometimes the biggest curveball isn’t thrown across home plate. Sometimes, it’s the person standing beside you when you finally realize— you’ve been caught looking.
Three of the most dangerous mafia heirs in the Underworld have the same mate—and she can only choose one. Y/N discovers she carries the nearly extinct Aetheris bloodline, allowing her to form three supernatural mate bonds instead of one. Roman Voss, a powerful dire-wolf heir, connects to her through instinct and protection. Ryker Moretti, a ruthless panther mafia boss, connects to her through trust and the mind. Kieran Vale, a mysterious raven heir, connects to her through senses and communication. Their bonds begin linking all four of them together, creating powers no one has seen in centuries. But the three men come from rival mafia families that have been at war for generations. Y/N is given one year to choose who she’ll spend the rest of her life bonded to. Because choosing one means losing the other two—and nobody knows what breaking a triple bond will do.
