Aveline had grown up knowing grandeur and opulence. She'd grown up used to running through the halls of the Palace without a care in the world. Her father had been King Edric's advisor. Her mother a friend of the Queen. Their families were close. All of that had changed when she got her power. She wasn't the Prince of Ilya. Wasn't the one King Edric would make his Enforcer. So, for her, unlike Kai, the power was a curse. She was a liability for them all. But since she'd been so close to the Court, the King had given her a choice: Leave the nobility, leave the high ranks and the luxury of her life and live like a commoner, fend for herself, or die. But why, then, was her name on the list for the Trials? Why now, after all this time, was she being called back to the place she'd been banished from? #1 in Lauren Roberts

Hydra's secret wasn't a weapon. It was her. Codenamed Hellhound, she was the final survivor of Project Wolves-Hydra's most classified experiment. Designed to be the perfect obedient soldier, she was more than they realized: a wolf-shifter with a mind of her own, forced to hide her humanity beneath fur and fangs. When the Avengers raid a Hydra base, they expect to destroy another enemy asset. Instead, they find a creature who shouldn't exist-one that the Winter Soldier once trained, and one that remembers him far more than he remembers her. But Hellhound has secrets even Hydra never uncovered. She's not just an experiment. She's not just a wolf. And as the Avengers debate whether to trust her, she walks a razor's edge-between proving she's not a threat and revealing just how dangerous she truly is.

#1 in Tairn When the Great War begins, dragons want nothing to do with mortals. Navarre is losing against the Venin. Magic burns the battlefields. Provinces fall. And Seris Riorson? She's locked in a tower like a precious jewel no one is allowed to touch. The youngest of her family, adored but smothered, Seris was trained to fight, yet forbidden to ever set foot near danger. Especially not the Tyrrish nesting grounds, where one mistake might start a second war. But curiosity has always been her ruin. What begins as a stolen escape into the forest becomes an ambush at the border. Venin see her. They recognize the Duke's daughter. And they want her. And a poison-tipped blade doesn't care how brave she is. As darkness claims her, Amelia sees the last thing she ever expected: a massive black dragon, eyes like molten gold, watching her fall. Tairn does not save humans. Tairn does not choose humans. Tairn does not transform into a man for anyone. Until her.

Isabelle Storms can shatter worlds with a thought. So why is she being to Basgiath? A realm filled with dragons, war, and something darker still. When power meets prophecy, even the most powerful witch must decide: protect the realm... or protect her heart. *I own none of the Marvel, Fourth wing, or any other characters. I only own Isabelle storms and most of the plot.*

#1 in Xaden Riorson Mia Roy was a middle school- and sometimes high school- history teacher. But she's also a normal human being, with normal human hobbies. Like reading. Specifically, romantasy books with morally grey male leads. So naturally, she's read Fourth Wing. But what happens when she falls- literally- into it? Suddenly, she's no longer dealing with bratty twelve-year-olds but with dragons, battle-training, and one very infuriating, dangerously attractive wingleader who has a knack for making her heart race. Basgiath may have dragons, but Mia's dealt with screaming eight-year-olds. Basgiath may have war, but Mia's dealt with staff room seating charts that insisted on putting her next to the creepy math professor. Basgiath may have the parapet and the threshing and a thousand other life-threatening situations, but Mia had dealt with The Lunchroom Debacle of 2023. #1 in Xaden #1 in Fourth Wing #1 in Meta #1 in Violet #1 in Xaden Riorson #1 in Empyrean DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN FOURTH WING. THE SERIES IS OWNED BY REBECCA YARROS. SOME SCENES IN THIS BOOK WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE ORIGINAL BOOKS AS THE PLOT OF MY FANFIC IS HER FALLING INTO THE BOOKS. I DO NOT CLAIM TO OWN THOSE SCENES