Amelia Nikuhlina has a plan: graduate from Gotham University, keep her life tidy enough to survive, and uncover what really happened to her brother. Aiden's death was filed away cleanly. In Gotham, clean paperwork usually means someone powerful brought bleach. Amelia has spent years chasing missing evidence, sealed records, and names that vanish when she gets too close. She is careful, sharp, and just paranoid enough to stay alive. Then Jason Todd walks into her life. Her Soulmate. Naturally, fate chooses the worst possible man at the worst possible time. Jason is brutal when he has to be, impossible to read, and carrying enough damage to make Amelia's trust issues look underqualified. He should stay away. She should let him. Neither of them is good at self-preservation. As Amelia digs deeper, old secrets start looking back. A strange car appears twice. A file refuses to stay buried. Someone knows what Aiden was involved in, and someone is deciding whether Amelia is worth killing yet. Their bond may be written into their skin, but destiny is not protection. It is evidence. And evidence has a habit of disappearing.

(18+) Bruce Wayne is an angsty mess, and you get thrown right into his tornado when you accidentally discover his secret identity.

It's the beginning of my senior year and all I want is to get through the last year of high school, unscathed and under the radar. Of course, that is a highly unrealistic expectation to have when you go to Gotham Academy. Between the monthly lockdowns due to the escaped prisoners and the local celebrities attending my school, there is never a dull moment. Thankfully, my best friend and I have been able to get through the last few years without so much as detention. If anyone said my name in the hall, I'd guarantee that most people wouldn't be able to put a face to the name. But that's all about to change because I found my soulmate. The enigmatic, arrogant, brilliant, hot douchebag, Damian Wayne. Now with the attention of everyone at school and in Gotham City on me, I have to navigate through a minefield of challenges. Will we be able to foster a healthy relationship in the public eye or will public opinion and media scrutiny be too much for me? Unbeknownst to me, tabloids and paparazzi will be the least of my problems. Just when I thought my biggest issue was getting into college and finding a date for prom...