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The Ranch Hand

Y/N was supposed to inherit her grandfather’s Montana ranch, sell it, and go home. At least, that’s what Wade Callahan assumes. The stubborn, sarcastic ranch foreman has spent twelve years calling the place home—and he gives its beautiful new owner less than a month before she runs back to the city. So Y/N stays purely to prove him wrong. Now she’s learning horses, surviving ranch life, and discovering that irritating Wade might be her favorite new hobby. Especially when the quiet cowboy starts getting dangerously jealous of every man who looks her way. Wade calls her Princess like it’s an insult. Y/N calls him Cowboy just to watch his jaw tighten. Neither plans on falling in love. But somewhere between heated arguments, lingering touches, jealous cowboys, and Montana nights, Y/N realizes the ranch isn’t something she wants to leave behind. And neither is Wade.

Kill me Slowly

Wraith isn’t supposed to exist. She’s Hydra’s deadliest secret—a breathtakingly beautiful assassin whose name alone terrifies trained agents. When she’s given one final assignment, kill Bucky Barnes, everyone expects the Winter Soldier to become another body in her wake. Except Bucky refuses to die. Their deadly encounters become a dangerous game of brutal fights, sarcastic threats, and undeniable tension. The longer Wraith hunts him, the harder it becomes to remember whether she wants to kill him or kiss him. She was sent to be his executioner. Falling for him was never part of the mission.

You Missed

Wraith isn’t supposed to exist. She’s Hydra’s most terrifying secret—beautiful, lethal, and nearly impossible to find. When Bucky Barnes is given one mission to hunt her down and eliminate her, he expects a monster. He doesn’t expect to become obsessed with his target. What begins as a deadly hunt quickly turns into brutal fights, dangerous flirting, and undeniable attraction. But with Hydra determined to keep Wraith under its control—and a dangerously devoted rival unwilling to lose her—falling for the man sent to kill her might be Wraith’s deadliest mistake yet.

The Morning After

The night before starting her dream job at Stark Industries, Y/N celebrates with her best friend and ends up having an unforgettable one-night stand with a handsome stranger named Bucky. No numbers. No expectations. No reason to ever see each other again. Until Tony Stark introduces Y/N to the Avengers the next morning—and standing among them is Bucky Barnes. They agree to keep their night a secret, but Bucky makes professionalism nearly impossible with lingering looks, private jokes, and relentless teasing. What Y/N assumes is harmless chemistry quickly becomes something much more dangerous when Bucky starts falling hopelessly in love with the woman who was only supposed to be one night.

Behind the Masks

Peter Parker is your best friend. He’s the person you study with, grab coffee with after school, and trust more than anyone else. The only problem? You’re both secretly in love with each other… and neither of you has the courage to admit it. But that’s not your biggest secret. Every night, Peter swings through New York as Spider-Man while you protect the city as the vigilante Tigress. For years, you’ve fought side by side, saved each other’s lives, and become one another’s most trusted ally—without ever realizing who’s behind the mask. As suspicious disappearances, flimsy excuses, and near-misses begin to pile up, keeping your identities hidden becomes harder than fighting the villains themselves. How long can two best friends keep the biggest secret of their lives… when they’re unknowingly falling in love twice with the very same person?

The Houseguest

Y/N came to Italy for one carefree summer with her best friend, Sofia De Luca. She expected sunshine, wine, beautiful men, and absolutely no responsibilities. She didn’t expect Raffaele De Luca—Sofia’s intimidating, tattooed older brother with a habit of slipping into Italian, watching her a little too closely, and making it increasingly difficult to remember she’s only supposed to be his sister’s houseguest. To Y/N, the De Lucas are simply ridiculously wealthy. The armed guards? Security. The secret meetings? Business. The blood on Rafe’s shirt? …She’ll figure that one out later. But as harmless flirting turns into dangerous attraction, Y/N begins to realize the family she’s been living with isn’t what they seem. And neither is Rafe. Because Y/N thinks she’s having a summer romance. Raffaele knows she’s falling for the head of the Italian mafia.

Malfoy’s Russian Mystery

Nobody at Hogwarts knows who Y/N is. The mysterious eighteen-year-old transfers from Russia’s secluded Morozova Academy during sixth year with barely any records, unusual magic, and enough secrets to send the entire castle into a frenzy. The Sorting Hat doesn’t even touch her head before screaming Slytherin. Draco Malfoy immediately decides she’s suspicious. She doesn’t care about his name, refuses to answer his questions, struggles hilariously with a wand—and somehow performs terrifying magic without one. She’s infuriating, impossible to understand, and quickly becomes the one mystery Draco can’t leave alone. But Y/N didn’t come to Hogwarts for an education. Something ancient is calling her toward the Forbidden Forest, and she intends to find out why. Draco was never supposed to follow her. He definitely wasn’t supposed to grab her hand and follow her into something neither of them understands. And he absolutely wasn’t supposed to fall in love with her. Because Y/N isn’t the only one keeping secrets. And Draco’s might get them both killed.

Where Fire Meets Water

Y/N was searching for her missing father when she made the unfortunate decision to rob a group of pirates. She wasn’t expecting to escape aboard a flying bison with the newly returned Avatar. Now the eighteen-year-old Southern Water Tribe waterbender is traveling across the Four Nations with Team Avatar, hiding an ability far more dangerous than the pressurebending she’s willing to show them. Then there’s Prince Zuko. Arrogant. Angry. Relentless. And unfortunately very fucking attractive. They begin as enemies, clashing every time Zuko comes after Aang. But somewhere between battles, accidental rescues, betrayals, and standing entirely too close while threatening each other, hatred becomes something considerably more complicated. Following the canon events of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Y/N must help Aang end the Hundred Year War, uncover what happened to her father, and keep Team Avatar from discovering the darkest secret she’s carrying. Because Y/N can control more than water. And falling for the Fire Nation prince hunting them might not even be her worst idea.

His one rule

Y/N came to Hartwell University for the full college experience—new friends, questionable parties, hockey games, and enough freedom to make a few bad decisions along the way. Her older brother, Cole, has other plans. As captain of the Hartwell Hawks, he gives his teammates one simple rule: His little sister is off-limits. Unfortunately, two players didn’t get the memo—or simply stopped caring. Ezra Rhodes, Cole’s best friend, knows wanting her could cost him everything. Rafe Mercer, Hartwell’s notorious bad boy, thinks Cole’s rule is bullshit to begin with. One wants her but refuses to cross the line. The other has every intention of seeing what happens when she does. Between frat parties, late-night texts, jealous hockey players, forbidden almost-kisses, and one increasingly oblivious older brother, Y/N has a choice to make. Two boys. One rule. Absolutely no chance of following it.

Right next door

Bucky Barnes moved to Brooklyn for one thing: peace and quiet. Then Y/N moves into 4B. She’s gorgeous, sarcastic, chronically incapable of fixing anything in her apartment, and somehow always knocking on his door when she needs help. What starts with a broken sink quickly becomes shared takeout, spare keys, late-night conversations, drunk pickups, and a friendship neither of them expected. There’s just one problem. Y/N is dating. Bucky is jealous. And neither of them seems to realize they’re already acting suspiciously like a couple. Between thin walls, attractive bartenders, increasingly inconvenient sexual tension, and Sam Wilson refusing to mind his own business, Bucky’s quiet new life is officially fucked. Because Y/N was supposed to be just his neighbor. She just accidentally became his favorite part of coming home.