They call her Hellcat. She breaks rules with a smirk, wipes the blood off her hands, and asks who's next. From the moment she walks into Task Force 141, it's obvious she's not there to behave. Ghost doesn't trust her. König can't stop staring. Keegan knows better-and touches anyway. She fights like she has nothing to lose, moves like she wants to be chased, and looks at men like she's already decided what she's going to do with them. Missions blur into dark corners, stolen moments, and hands that shouldn't be on her-but are. Fast. Rough. Reckless. But under the bodies and sweat and heat, something is wrong. Something she's not saying. Because Hellcat isn't just a problem. She's a secret. And when the truth comes out, the team won't be asking if she belongs there. They'll be asking if they should've killed her the moment she arrived.

There's something about Lottie Bellamy. Too innocent. Too beautiful. Too calm around men she should fear. Thomas Shelby knows she's hiding something. Something hungry. But Thomas isn't afraid of monsters. He's spent years becoming one himself. And when he discovers what Lottie hungers for, Birmingham suddenly offers an endless supply. His enemies begin disappearing. Lottie keeps smiling. And Thomas begins to wonder- which monster is really feeding the other?

Hidden by the Council, raised off‑record in sealed corridors and forgotten temples, Elvina is the Jedi Order's most dangerous secret- a storm‑caller, a living conduit, the most powerful Force‑user in the galaxy. She's meant to be a weapon they control and a prophecy they manage. Above all, she's meant to stay obedient, invisible... and alone. Then she meets Anakin Skywalker. He's everything she's forbidden to want: brilliant, volatile, already half in love with the darkness he swears he can command. What begins as covert training turns into late‑night confessions, stolen touches, and a forbidden bond the Council never planned for-and will never allow. When Anakin falls, the Republic burns. Elvina disappears into the shadows, carrying a power the new Empire is desperate to claim and a connection to the man who should have become its greatest hero. Now the Emperor wants Elvina for himself. The Jedi are gone. The sky is on fire. The girl the Council hid from the galaxy must choose: stay buried and safe, or step out of the dark to face the monster she loves and the Master who owns him- even if it means becoming the villain in every story told after. #1 in AnakinSkywalker

Vesper is an ancient equalizer sent to Earth when power becomes corruption. As Vought tries to turn her into its ultimate weapon and Homelander becomes obsessed with possessing the one woman who refuses to fear him, she finds an unlikely ally in Soldier Boy. He does not understand her divine light, the rain that follows her, or the ancient power beneath her skin. But beneath the danger, he finds the first woman who makes him want to be more than a weapon-and Vesper finds the first man who sees the woman beneath the goddess. When gods become monsters, she is the one sent to decide who falls.

Y/N dares to prove her worth in front of the entire arena, performing as a seductive robot built to appeal to the man-machine who kills every failed consort. As the crowd erupts and Vader remains transfixed, one night decides whether Y/N becomes his next victim- or the first to survive.

Medical student June Foster came to Forks expecting long shifts and impossible cases. She wasn't expecting Dr. Carlisle Cullen. Working under the brilliant physician should be a dream-except he's acting strange. Avoiding her. Watching her. Disappearing whenever there's blood. Then June starts noticing things medicine can't explain. No pulse. No warmth. No past that makes sense. Something is wrong with Dr. Cullen. And June can't stop getting closer.

You're supposed to keep your dangerous affair with Lucius Malfoy buried in shadows and behind locked doors. Instead, you step onto the Hogwarts stage and turn a simple talent show into a blasphemous love letter he can't ignore.

Peter Quinn is a CIA assassin-trained to watch, to kill, to feel nothing. Daisa was supposed to be invisible. Until she finds the drive that proves someone has been tracking her every move. Now gunmen are hunting her, secrets about her father are surfacing, and the man in the shadows keeps saving her... and watching her. The deeper she falls into his dangerous world, the more she realizes she doesn't just want to be safe. She wants him- and the power that comes with stepping into the dark. Based on Peter Quinn from the TV Show "Homeland"