Cassandra Blake knew how Attack on Titan ended. She knew who would die. She knew who would betray humanity. She knew which screams were coming before the people around her even learned to be afraid. Then she fell asleep in the modern world and woke up in Shiganshina on the day Wall Maria fell. Trapped inside a story built on sacrifice, Cass joins the 104th Cadet Corps with the weight of the future locked behind her teeth. She knows too much, moves too carefully, and somehow always seems to be in the right place when death comes reaching. To the military, she is suspicious. To civilians, she becomes something dangerously close to hope. To her friends, she is the girl who laughs with them, fights beside them, and refuses to let go when the world tells her she should. But fate does not break quietly. Every life Cass saves changes the path ahead. Every secret she keeps draws sharper eyes toward her. And in a world where survival already demands everything, Cassandra Blake will have to decide how much of herself she is willing to lose to keep the people she loves alive. Because knowing the future is not the same as saving it. All credit for Attack on Titan and its entities belongs to Hajime Isayama. I only own Cassandra Blake and pieces of the divergent plot.

After being pulled from her old life by the mysterious goddess Tessarion, Lureana awakens in the ruins of Old Valyria with silver-blue hair, violet-red eyes, and water magic running through her veins. Gifted with a new body and a dangerous purpose, she must learn to survive among forgotten libraries, ancient secrets, and the ghosts of a fallen empire. But Tessarion did not bless her out of kindness alone - and when dragons begin to circle the skies above Valyria, Lureana realizes her new life was never meant to stay hidden.

Born from a queen's death and a king's cowardice, Princess Vaemma Targaryen grows beneath the red stones of the Keep like a pale and poisonous flower, all moonlit beauty, silver hair, and venom sharpened by years of consequence denied. She is not fragile, not petulant, not some trembling little princess breaking cups for sport; she is worse, a woman who has learned that rank can make cruelty charming, that beauty can turn malice into music, that no one dares strike the king's unwanted daughter no matter whose blood she draws. To Viserys, she is the living wound he cannot bear to look upon; to Rhaenyra, the sister born from their mother's butchered body; to Alicent, the first child who ever truly needed her, and therefore the one she loves, spoils, and finally sacrifices. When Vaemma is promised to Lord Ormund Hightower, proud lord of Oldtown and sworn enemy of dragon arrogance, she expects another man to bend beneath the weight of her name, her face, her dragon, her royal rot, but Ormund is no courtier trembling in perfume and candlelight. He is stone, steel, tower-shadow, and judgment. He looks upon the Pearl Dragon and sees not a goddess, but a beautiful, vicious thing that has never once been made to answer for itself. Their betrothal is no love song, but a knife drawn slowly across silk: Hightower piety against Targaryen excess, discipline against indulgence, consequence against a woman who has mistaken impunity for power. And as the realm blackens around them, Vaemma must learn the one lesson no one in her father's court ever dared teach her... dragons may burn men alive, but even dragons can be brought to heel.

In La Push, the forest remembers everything. Lark Liora Seabrook was raised knowing the old rules-the ones written in cedar smoke and saltwater, the ones the ancestors still watch from the dark. As the tribe's apprentice healer, she knows how to bless new wolves, how to steady shaking hands, how to listen when the land speaks back. She did not know she would be claimed. On the night Jacob Black shifts for the first time, fate reaches for her-and gets it wrong. The imprint binds him to her... but his heart belongs to someone else. What should have been a sacred joining becomes a quiet wound, one the whole pack pretends not to see. While Jacob chases a ghost named Bella Swan, Lark is left standing in the rain-marked, unwanted, still expected to endure. Enter Paul Lahote: volatile, dangerous, devastatingly beautiful. A wolf with too much anger, a reputation for wreckage, and no belief in forever. He was never meant to be gentle. Never meant to stay. And yet. What grows between Paul and Lark is not sanctioned. Not safe. Not foretold. It is heat and tenderness and choice-the kind of love that dares the old gods to answer back. As the pack turns uneasy and ancient laws begin to creak, Lark must decide what she believes in more: destiny, or devotion. Because loving Paul means risking everything-especially the fear that fate might steal him away the moment she finally feels whole. But the ancestors are watching. And they remember when love is brave. Some bonds are given. Others are earned. Publish date 12/28/25 #1-PaulLahote 12/30/25 #1- BellaBashing 12/30/25 #1- SamUley 12/31/25