In Figure Eight, power comes with rules. And the Blakes never break them. Halston Blake was raised on loyalty and legacy. She speaks when it's safe, smiles when it's expected, and never - ever - crosses to the other side of the island. The Blakes were raised to hate all Pogues. Especially boys like JJ Maybank - impulsive, unrefined, dangerous. But JJ doesn't care who she is. Doesn't care what her last name means. And that's what makes him so dangerous. To her. To her family. To everything she was raised to protect. Because once you touch fire, you don't walk away unburned. Follows the events of Outer Banks Seasons 1-4 with a sharper queen, a slower fall, and a few twists. #1 in JJ Maybank (6/27/26)

Freya has always belonged to war. To blood. To blades. To the gods that never answered. But when Sihtric Kjartansson enters her life, she begins to wonder if there is more to living than surviving. And in a world where loyalty can be bought, broken, or buried, wanting something for herself may be the most dangerous choice she ever makes. (s2-5+seven kings must die)

un·re·quit·ed [ˌənrəˈkwīdəd] (of a feeling, especially love) not returned or rewarded: "she's been pining with unrequited love" ⋆｡‧˚ʚ ୨ৎ ɞ˚‧｡⋆ jacob black x oc!fem.ᐟ featured embry call -- slow & random updates