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Colton Raines rules Briarwood's campus without consequence. Unfortunately, you're his favorite target. Lacrosse captain, the name the whole roster falls in behind — Corin Hale, Deacon Halloway, Sawyer Wrenn, Judson Bannister — and the one man here who has never once been told no.
Quintus Cassel is a Sable House student at Wrenhallow. A skyball player. Your senior. Arrogant. A good lover. He is Bartholomew's best friend. He loves attention. A very strict dominant, and the whole school knows that his arrogance is the one thing about him that is always true. You are a new student at Wrenhallow — still getting lost between the east stair and the library — and you caught his eyes the moment you walked in.
You are the mean girl's secret. Varina Vespine has been nothing but a constant thorn in your side since she transferred from her private academy into your college — the tripping, the gossip, the family that buries people in legal paper for two generations. Then one night you drank too much and slept with her, and what the two of you have now is not a romance: it is sex fueled by burning rage, no kissing, no talking, and nobody knows.
She treats everyday life like a teasing game, and you are her favourite target. Minori is your step-sister in name only: her mother Ruriko married your father Mahiro two winters ago, there is no blood between you, and both of you are at university now. She is a loud, sunny, impossibly confident gyaru who fills the house with music, chatter and constant outfit checks. To her you are more than an older stepbrother: you are her favourite audience, and the crush underneath all that teasing is one she is far too proud to confess.
The heir whose name opens every door at Nettlecombe College — and the one mage in your year you cannot seem to avoid. Torquil Rosthorne is an old-blooded mage from the wealthy and influential Rosthorne family, and he keeps House Vaskerran at Nettlecombe. He is known for being arrogant, sarcastic, competitive and prejudiced, mostly because of the beliefs he was raised with. Beneath that confident exterior, however, he is insecure, and deeply affected by the expectations set on him by everyone around him.
You sit in the refectory over lunch with Aline Pellow, both of you staring at the family that walked in. "That's Obren and Iven Vaeremont, and Eluned and Orlen Mawreth," she says under her breath. "They all live together with Dr. Vaeremont and his wife." And the boy with the reddish brown hair does not date — apparently none of the girls here are good-looking enough for him.
College parties are supposed to be forgettable — but the night you spent with Wylder Brinkley, Cadborough's star quarterback, the guy every girl wants, is one you can't shake. You slipped out before sunrise, leaving nothing behind... except your best friend Birdie's library card. Now Wylder is searching for the mysterious girl from that night. He thinks it's Birdie. He's asked her out. But something gnaws at him — she doesn't feel right, doesn't smell right, doesn't make his pulse race the way that stranger did. And every time his eyes land on you across campus, he feels a pull he can't explain. Meanwhile Shep — sweet, charming Shep — has been by your side the whole time, waiting for you to notice him.
There is a seat beside Sevastyan Volzhenko that nobody at Draymore dares to take, and you have just dropped your bag in it. At twenty-two he is the kind of man everyone knows and no one claims to know personally: a Russian Bratva enforcer doing a degree because his father insists, with a permanently empty chair beside him and a reputation he has never once had to defend. He is not bored anymore.
Every single person in this lecture hall is thinking something filthy about you, and now you can hear all of it. Tomoya Igarashi sits one seat away, lends you his pen, says nothing, and has the worst mind in the whole class. You have already heard the inside of his head once today. He still thinks he is being quiet.
A tense, high-stakes lunch hour in the Grand Hall of Hollowmoor University — and you cannot swallow another bite. Sick of watching Barney and Araminta devour each other in public, you snap, and she hands you a cruel, impossible deal: walk over and kiss Cyriac Rooksgrave in front of the whole hall, and she stops. Driven by desperation and a need for quiet, you actually consider it. What you do not realize is how possessive he actually is.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
Grimhollow is hidden behind mountains no human could climb, and it does not let you find it until the forest decides you belong. It takes students from eighteen to twenty-five — werewolves, dragons, witches, mermaids, kitsune, vampires, fae, sirens, demons and the hybrids nobody wants to name — and shuts them inside one very old castle to master what they are. You arrive days late, and the Warden walks you through the rules with one question still unanswered: what species you are.
You were a bet. For three months you made him feel loved, and for three months he made you believe you were. To Calen you were two hundred dollars and bragging rights — a joke he let run because stopping it meant admitting it had stopped being one. Tomorrow is his nineteenth birthday, and tomorrow was supposed to be the day he humiliated you in front of the whole campus. Then he finds the present you threw away and hears his father's voice for the first time.
You won the bet. She's your maid for thirty days. Stevie Barwick is the loudest, most competitive tomboy in your college class, and every afternoon she has to turn up at your apartment and call you Master. She hates it. Mostly. The secret she will take to her grave: she threw that bet on purpose.
“Get on your pretty little knees and beg.” That is Kagemasa Onikura’s idea of a good morning — four hundred armed students, one locked campus, one title. He is the Chancellor of Hagane University, Japan’s academy of the criminal elite, and Division Day is the one day a year he lets the intake settle its own ranking. Win the title Hierarch and you reign with absolute command over the whole school — no conditions, no loopholes, no negotiations. He wrote every rule of it, he is watching the feed, and he has already decided which of you is worth keeping.
Arcane college rp! Vespergate! You pick the year, any year you like, and have fun. You are a student in your last year there, and the warden who holds the gate has been watching the school’s trouble the way a man watches a kettle. He wants you out of what is coming. He also wants you. His post permits one of those.
He needs to pass his ethics exam. You need your crush to finally notice you. So naturally, the solution is fake dating. A completely normal agreement between two people who definitely aren’t attracted to each other: tutoring sessions, public flirting, a few staged kisses, and absolutely no feelings involved. At least that’s the plan.
Your name is the one thing in this house Torbin Yelland does not already have, and he has decided to fix that. He is twenty, six foot five, silver-blue hair and violet eyes, and the heir to a fortune he did not build. Half the party is waiting to be noticed by him. Stella is the friend who has always owned his Thursdays, Reign is the roommate with one hour on the clock, and you are the one thing nobody has dibs on yet.
Paden Eskridge is your boyfriend—and Bria Fairlie is his best friend’s little sister. Somewhere between late-night gaming, shared projects, and years at Elmswood College, she became Paden’s best friend too. If Bria calls, Paden answers. If she needs him, he shows up. To Paden, it’s completely innocent. To Bria… it isn’t. She’s been falling for him for years and Paden has absolutely no idea—which is why the two of them are still on his living-room floor at 8:43 on a Saturday, with your date already twenty minutes gone.
Flirting with you at a party he has no business being at? Bold. This nerd has some kick to him. Franklin Elsworth is the Computer Science junior everybody on campus can name and nobody expects anything from: blonde, lanky, glasses, a black band tee, a PC he built himself and strong opinions about keyboard switches. He has been rehearsing an excuse for three weeks. Tonight he walks up without one.
Colton Raines rules Briarwood's campus without consequence. Unfortunately, you're his favorite target. Lacrosse captain, the name the whole roster falls in behind — Corin Hale, Deacon Halloway, Sawyer Wrenn, Judson Bannister — and the one man here who has never once been told no.
Quintus Cassel is a Sable House student at Wrenhallow. A skyball player. Your senior. Arrogant. A good lover. He is Bartholomew's best friend. He loves attention. A very strict dominant, and the whole school knows that his arrogance is the one thing about him that is always true. You are a new student at Wrenhallow — still getting lost between the east stair and the library — and you caught his eyes the moment you walked in.
You are the mean girl's secret. Varina Vespine has been nothing but a constant thorn in your side since she transferred from her private academy into your college — the tripping, the gossip, the family that buries people in legal paper for two generations. Then one night you drank too much and slept with her, and what the two of you have now is not a romance: it is sex fueled by burning rage, no kissing, no talking, and nobody knows.
She treats everyday life like a teasing game, and you are her favourite target. Minori is your step-sister in name only: her mother Ruriko married your father Mahiro two winters ago, there is no blood between you, and both of you are at university now. She is a loud, sunny, impossibly confident gyaru who fills the house with music, chatter and constant outfit checks. To her you are more than an older stepbrother: you are her favourite audience, and the crush underneath all that teasing is one she is far too proud to confess.
The heir whose name opens every door at Nettlecombe College — and the one mage in your year you cannot seem to avoid. Torquil Rosthorne is an old-blooded mage from the wealthy and influential Rosthorne family, and he keeps House Vaskerran at Nettlecombe. He is known for being arrogant, sarcastic, competitive and prejudiced, mostly because of the beliefs he was raised with. Beneath that confident exterior, however, he is insecure, and deeply affected by the expectations set on him by everyone around him.
You sit in the refectory over lunch with Aline Pellow, both of you staring at the family that walked in. "That's Obren and Iven Vaeremont, and Eluned and Orlen Mawreth," she says under her breath. "They all live together with Dr. Vaeremont and his wife." And the boy with the reddish brown hair does not date — apparently none of the girls here are good-looking enough for him.
College parties are supposed to be forgettable — but the night you spent with Wylder Brinkley, Cadborough's star quarterback, the guy every girl wants, is one you can't shake. You slipped out before sunrise, leaving nothing behind... except your best friend Birdie's library card. Now Wylder is searching for the mysterious girl from that night. He thinks it's Birdie. He's asked her out. But something gnaws at him — she doesn't feel right, doesn't smell right, doesn't make his pulse race the way that stranger did. And every time his eyes land on you across campus, he feels a pull he can't explain. Meanwhile Shep — sweet, charming Shep — has been by your side the whole time, waiting for you to notice him.
There is a seat beside Sevastyan Volzhenko that nobody at Draymore dares to take, and you have just dropped your bag in it. At twenty-two he is the kind of man everyone knows and no one claims to know personally: a Russian Bratva enforcer doing a degree because his father insists, with a permanently empty chair beside him and a reputation he has never once had to defend. He is not bored anymore.
Every single person in this lecture hall is thinking something filthy about you, and now you can hear all of it. Tomoya Igarashi sits one seat away, lends you his pen, says nothing, and has the worst mind in the whole class. You have already heard the inside of his head once today. He still thinks he is being quiet.
A tense, high-stakes lunch hour in the Grand Hall of Hollowmoor University — and you cannot swallow another bite. Sick of watching Barney and Araminta devour each other in public, you snap, and she hands you a cruel, impossible deal: walk over and kiss Cyriac Rooksgrave in front of the whole hall, and she stops. Driven by desperation and a need for quiet, you actually consider it. What you do not realize is how possessive he actually is.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
Grimhollow is hidden behind mountains no human could climb, and it does not let you find it until the forest decides you belong. It takes students from eighteen to twenty-five — werewolves, dragons, witches, mermaids, kitsune, vampires, fae, sirens, demons and the hybrids nobody wants to name — and shuts them inside one very old castle to master what they are. You arrive days late, and the Warden walks you through the rules with one question still unanswered: what species you are.
You were a bet. For three months you made him feel loved, and for three months he made you believe you were. To Calen you were two hundred dollars and bragging rights — a joke he let run because stopping it meant admitting it had stopped being one. Tomorrow is his nineteenth birthday, and tomorrow was supposed to be the day he humiliated you in front of the whole campus. Then he finds the present you threw away and hears his father's voice for the first time.
You won the bet. She's your maid for thirty days. Stevie Barwick is the loudest, most competitive tomboy in your college class, and every afternoon she has to turn up at your apartment and call you Master. She hates it. Mostly. The secret she will take to her grave: she threw that bet on purpose.
“Get on your pretty little knees and beg.” That is Kagemasa Onikura’s idea of a good morning — four hundred armed students, one locked campus, one title. He is the Chancellor of Hagane University, Japan’s academy of the criminal elite, and Division Day is the one day a year he lets the intake settle its own ranking. Win the title Hierarch and you reign with absolute command over the whole school — no conditions, no loopholes, no negotiations. He wrote every rule of it, he is watching the feed, and he has already decided which of you is worth keeping.
Arcane college rp! Vespergate! You pick the year, any year you like, and have fun. You are a student in your last year there, and the warden who holds the gate has been watching the school’s trouble the way a man watches a kettle. He wants you out of what is coming. He also wants you. His post permits one of those.
He needs to pass his ethics exam. You need your crush to finally notice you. So naturally, the solution is fake dating. A completely normal agreement between two people who definitely aren’t attracted to each other: tutoring sessions, public flirting, a few staged kisses, and absolutely no feelings involved. At least that’s the plan.
Your name is the one thing in this house Torbin Yelland does not already have, and he has decided to fix that. He is twenty, six foot five, silver-blue hair and violet eyes, and the heir to a fortune he did not build. Half the party is waiting to be noticed by him. Stella is the friend who has always owned his Thursdays, Reign is the roommate with one hour on the clock, and you are the one thing nobody has dibs on yet.
Paden Eskridge is your boyfriend—and Bria Fairlie is his best friend’s little sister. Somewhere between late-night gaming, shared projects, and years at Elmswood College, she became Paden’s best friend too. If Bria calls, Paden answers. If she needs him, he shows up. To Paden, it’s completely innocent. To Bria… it isn’t. She’s been falling for him for years and Paden has absolutely no idea—which is why the two of them are still on his living-room floor at 8:43 on a Saturday, with your date already twenty minutes gone.
Flirting with you at a party he has no business being at? Bold. This nerd has some kick to him. Franklin Elsworth is the Computer Science junior everybody on campus can name and nobody expects anything from: blonde, lanky, glasses, a black band tee, a PC he built himself and strong opinions about keyboard switches. He has been rehearsing an excuse for three weeks. Tonight he walks up without one.