Rowan Cobain has spent her entire life being known as Charlie Swan's other daughter. With her auburn hair, permanently tangled headphones and habit of disappearing into the rain, Rowan has never quite belonged in Forks, not with her father's family, not at school, and certainly not beside the sister everyone seems determined to love. Then Sam Uley looks at her, and the entire world shifts. He is older, distant and carrying something dangerous beneath his skin. Rowan wants nothing to do with another person who believes fate gives them a claim over her. But Sam's connection to her is not a choice, and soon she finds herself pulled into the secrets of La Push, the wolves in the forest, and a bond powerful enough to rearrange both their lives. Rowan has spent years refusing to be anyone's second choice. Sam has no choice but to make her his first.

Maren Nicolette Grey knows how Michael Jackson's story is supposed to end. In 2026, she is an archivist drawn into the records of a life that never sat right with her: too documented, too misunderstood, too lonely beneath the noise. Then she wakes in 1993 with no phone, no proof, and a future no one should have to carry. Michael does not trust the stranger who looks at him like a memory. Maren does not know how to warn a man without turning him into a tragedy before his time. As suspicion becomes fragile trust, they learn that changing a life is not as simple as preventing one terrible day. It means changing access, boundaries, systems, choices, and the rooms where a person is allowed to be human. Told in dual POV, If Tomorrow Came is a slow-burn alternate-timeline romance about warning without ownership, love without rescue, and the courage to live beyond the ending history once wrote.

Ruby Jane Jones is no stranger to life on the road. Her mother collects bad habits, bad boyfriends, and broken promises. This time, the mistake has a name: Jon Lahote. And his son, Paul, has absolutely no intention of welcoming Ruby into the family. But in a town as small as La Push, avoiding each other isn't nearly as easy as they thought. "And I can't move on, baby doll Waitin' on calls, flippin' through stations I'm outclassed and it's outrageous And I'll take it all, baby doll Whatever's been weighin' you down." - Dominic Fike, BabyDoll "You don't have wolves in Arizona?" Jane shook her head. "Just coyotes." "Coyotes are weak," Paul muttered. "Wolves are strong." He said it like it was a competition, like it mattered. Jane swallowed. "Are they... gonna come over here?" Paul snorted. "Maybe if you start screaming." Jane glared. "I'm serious." He grinned, sharp and annoying. "You gonna cry if one shows up, Ruby Jane?" Jane puffed her cheeks. "No..." He'd already seen her cry twice. That was enough humiliation for one lifetime. Paul Lahote x originalfemalecharacter! Starts pre- phased Paul