You're Silvia, a streamer with ten million followers, two kids, and a past you can't escape. Between drunk streams, stalking your ex's social media, and raising a teenager who acts more like your sister, you've given up on love. Then your new editor, Nate, sends a video at 2 a.m. and notices the extra bottles in your hand. He's seen every version of you online; now he sees the one you hide behind a smile. What starts as a professional arrangement unravels into something neither of you expected, forcing you to decide if you're ready to let someone in again.

When you are fighting for your people's freedom, falling in love with the enemy is not exactly a great idea. Or is it? Elswyn has to defend both her castle and her people all by herself, with no one to help her except a dark warrior she loathes with all her heart.

Park Jimin's life changed in a single instant—a mating mark tying him to a stranger. That mark had given him both freedom and pain. For one, it let him get away from a toxic family and a fiance who had smothered him, offering him the chance to begin again with his two young sons, the brightest part of his life. At the same time, the mark had left him with fear and uncertainty. Now, with his twin sons beside him and a quiet life around them, Jimin believed he had finally found a fragile kind of peace. But everything came rushing back when the alpha who marked him appeared. Jimin's life was on the verge of a sharp turn, and he would need to face the consequences of that beautiful night he had shared with the alpha.

"I just need to know why." I murmur as I roll onto my side, trying to pick out his shape in the darkness of my room. "Why what?" he says. "Why you're so nice to me." I whisper, the vulnerability plain in every word. "How we ended up friends at all." He exhales, "I want to know that too." My brow furrows. "How what, exactly?" His answer is soft, nothing like his usual sarcastic personality. "How you can't see it." Brynn Quinn was about as ordinary as any high school kid could be. She didn't play sports, didn't join in with the popular activities, and wasn't the girl every boy went chasing after. Except for one boy. He sent her a letter every week. In each one, he found something new to love about her. Whether it was the beauty of her laugh or the way his heart swelled at every smile she gave, he always made sure to write exactly how he felt. So those two should end up together, right? That's how Brynn wants it to go, but there's one snag. He signs each letter "Love, Anonymous." Now throw an obnoxious, conceited, sex god into the mix and you have a teenage girl confused about who really loves her. The sweet, tender secret letter-writing admirer, or the cocky, clueless asshole?

Bianca is a popular, image-obsessed college student who has never had a real boyfriend — and if she graduates without one, her parents will arrange her marriage. Drunk and desperate, she clicks through a sketchy 'wish-granting' website and orders a boyfriend. She wakes up to a beautiful girl in a school uniform sitting on her couch, smiling sweetly: 'I am your girlfriend.' The site's policy is clear — no refund, no exchange. Now Bianca is stuck with Naia, who is warm, relentless, and completely unbothered by every protest Bianca throws at her.

(alternatively called: slow burn, vicarious embarrassment, and shenanigans) A girl made of short tempers, clumsy feet and ridiculous amounts of sarcasm has to join forces with her painfully obnoxious neighbour in the name of love (better known as raging teenage hormones). Because when it comes to the wider scheme of things, what's one tiny bargain with the devil? (Spoiler Alert: total chaos.)

Cleo never planned to end up at St. Bernadette's elite all-girls school, but a scholarship drops her right into a world of heiresses and untouchables. She can handle the class divide — what she can't handle is the crush she develops on Celeste, the school's flawless, ice-cold president. When Cleo finally confesses, Celeste's rejection has nothing to do with status: she thinks Cleo is a vampire. Now Cleo has to survive the most cutthroat campus around, clear her name, and somehow stop falling harder for the one girl who'd rather look right through her.