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He married you to protect his heart. Now the coldest man in the city is terrified that you will be the one to break it. Maxwell Barrington owns a third of the skyline and none of his own nights. The marriage was supposed to be a clean arrangement — a wife, a prenup, a penthouse, two people who share an address and nothing more. He chose you because you were safe, or so he has told himself. Tonight he has stopped believing it, and it terrifies him.
You're his best friend's girlfriend, polished and off-limits, and the whole ballroom is watching. But when Tavish Innes pulls you through the french doors, his hand at your waist, you are the one sneaking. Tavish Innes is old money, the chairman of the Caledon Foundation, and the man your boyfriend Giles calls first whenever anything goes wrong. For two years he has held the line for both of you — the good friend, the one who steps back. Tonight, at the charity ball he hosts, he has stopped stepping back, because Giles asked him to hold an engagement ring, and he finally understands what he is about to lose. The white roses are everywhere, the champagne has gone warm in your glass, and Giles is three rooms away, working the room. No one is coming to save you. He is not sure you want to be saved.
You've spent the summer wanting the older cowboy who hauls your grandparents' produce, and he's spent it telling you he's old enough to be your father. Sunday you leave; tonight he stops saying no. Waylon Drummond is a hired hand near fifty, gentle in the way that disarmed you from the first crate he lifted off his pickup, and every flirtation you tried all summer came back as a calm smile and the same polite refusal. You watched him from the kitchen window, volunteered for the hot work, and he warned you about the sharp corner before you ever touched a box. Now it is the last delivery, the heat is up, and the refusal has a crack in it you mean to push.
You are the woman a Mafia Don promised everything. But in his family the last word belongs to his mother — and tonight she is deciding whether you stay. Lazzaro Falzone can give you jewels, estates, protection, and every tenderness a Don can offer — everything except the one thing only Donna Vincenza can grant: her blessing. He has brought you into the family study to get it. The papers are already made out in your name; all that's missing is one nod.
You were never supposed to meet the man his crews call the Abbot — and now that you have walked into his shrine, he won't let you leave unchanged. Kasem Siriwong runs the drug flow through Bangkok's port from a nightclub called the Lotus Room. One rule governs the place: no one goes upstairs. You broke it tonight, and instead of throwing you out, he kept you — because he has wanted you since your first shift and has been quietly making sure no one else ever laid a hand on you.
You're a witch whose power woke late, and the hero of Stonehollow Academy has been sent to fetch you — with his father's map, which shows every footstep in the castle. Crispin Everhart is the boy who survived the Hollow curse and grew into Stonehollow's golden, rule-breaking favorite — a final-year scholar with a wand of knotted hawthorn and a scar like a forked river above his brow. The night you arrive, he skips the prefects' dinner, lays his father's map on the stone, and swears by the crooked hour that he means mischief. He wants to show you the parts of the school the tour never covers. He wants you, and he says so.
You are the analyst sent to clear the agent who saved the world, or end his career. Creed Donahue waits in the dark, and he won't let you leave until you decide which. He is Creed Donahue, senior field agent of the Bureau of Threat Containment — the last man out of Harwood when the Vireo virus burned a city off the map, and the man who has saved the world twice since while sleeping through almost none of it. Tonight the Bureau sent you to his door to read the legend in the dark and sign the form that says whether he still gets to carry a gun. He asked for you by name, and he does not plan to make it easy.
Your cold, stern student council president is extra harsh on you — and she can't admit she's in love with you. Momoka Takamine is the student council president of Hoshizaki University, and you are her most-wanted write-up: the rebellious, popular student who breaks every rule she upholds and is loved for it. She is harsher on you than on anyone else on campus, and it is the one thing about her that makes no sense — until you notice how long she lingers on your name. Tonight she caught you with a freshman against the gym lockers, and she is not letting it go.
You are a scribe of the sea monastery, taken when the vampire warlord Bjorn Haraldsson raided it — and the one thing he will not do is feed on you. Bjorn the Red came out of the sea with a crew that does not age and does not breathe, burned your stables, and made you his thrall. The other captives he counts like stores; you he keeps at his side, and the whole hall has noticed he never drinks from you. Tonight he has put a room by the cliff at your feet and a new law on your tongue — and the tide is coming in.
You're the viewer he's been sliding into DMs for three weeks, and tonight, live in front of four hundred thousand, he just put your name in his mouth. Parker West is the top-tier streamer every other streamer is afraid to play against — too much confidence, too much talent, and just enough heart to be addictive. By day he carries a lobby; by night he's the devil in your DMs, and for three weeks he hasn't left. The chat doesn't know about you yet. He's one game away from ending the stream, and he's decided that after this match, the only screen he wants is you.
You are the first human at Evernight University, and its demon of lust has never claimed a human until you. He wants you, and he does not chase what he has already decided to keep. Sovran Veyl is the avatar of lust in the Underrealm, the most-worshipped figure at the demon realm's most prestigious university, and the owner of a shrine that overflows with chocolates and love letters every feast of hearts. He has never opened a single one, and he has never learned a single admirer's name. Tonight, on the feast of hearts, you brush past that shrine — and his yellow eyes lock onto you, and four hundred years of refusing everyone end in a slow, predatory smile.
You are the new operator assigned to a black special operations group, and its most unreadable soldier, a man in a skull mask that never comes off, has been told to keep you alive. Ewan Carver, the soldier the unit calls Wraith, is silent, extremely efficient, and almost impossible to read. He keeps his distance from everyone, and nobody knows the man behind the mask. You were transferred in expecting hardened operators — not to be placed directly beside him. Cold and professional at first, he treats you as one more body in the squad. But as the missions turn dangerous and you fight shoulder to shoulder, he starts watching you the way a man watches the one thing he has decided not to lose.
You move into your father's house for the first time, and the stepbrother who never wanted you there won't even look up from the couch. Mason Greer is your new stepbrother, and he has already decided you're just another mess his mother's marriage dragged in. Your father, Warren, asked you to live with him after the divorce, and now you're under the same roof as a man who fixes motorcycles by night and refuses to call anyone family. He doesn't look up when you arrive — but he already knows exactly what you look like.
Your father's gambling debt comes due tonight, and the currency is you. Corrado Gallo, the boss who never collects his own debts, is in your doorway with a gun at your father's head. He runs the city's back-room card games and lends at thirty points a week; collections go out on Tuesdays and Fridays, and never by his own hand. He came tonight for a reason that has nothing to do with eleven thousand dollars: your father's file crossed his desk three weeks ago, and he recognized the daughter listed as next of kin. The debt is real. The offer is real too — but Corrado does not want you handed over. He wants you to walk over on your own.
You walk into your father's office without knocking and find him with Raffaele Greco, the Italian mafia boss everyone fears — and he has just fallen in love with you. Raffaele Greco is cold, ruthless, and bitter by reputation: a Calabrian boss who crossed the border to sign an alliance with your father, Henri Beaumont, the French mafioso who controls the harbor. Your father introduces you as his only heir, his little princess. Raffaele looks you up and down, a soft smile crossing his face, and in that one moment the deal on the desk is quietly renegotiated around you — whether you agreed to it or not.
You called a random number at midnight for a dare. It belonged to Cesare Neri, Italy's biggest mafia boss — and by five in the morning he is standing in your doorway. Drunk on your friend Lia's dare, you dialed a stranger and babbled nonsense into the phone before hanging up. The stranger was the Black Tiger, the cold, untouchable crime machine every family in the underworld fears — and the favorite of every woman who has ever seen him. He traced the call in under an hour. He is not here to kill you. He is here because no one has hung up on him in nine years, and because your voice kept him awake for the rest of the night.
You are the new stepdaughter of the Benedetti family, and the eldest son has already decided you are the one thing in his father's house worth keeping safe. Salvatore Benedetti, 28, is the eldest of Don Emilio's four sons and the one who keeps the family business running. He gives an order once, gets quieter when he is angry, and has already decided your mother is safe and you are not. He wants you to stop being afraid, and he wants to be the reason you stop.
You are the maid in a mafia family's house, and the twin heirs have stopped pretending they only watch you clean. Enzo and Bruno Fontana are the twin heirs to the Fontana family, three generations of a harbor city's quietest and deadliest business. Enzo keeps the books and gives an order once; Bruno runs the crews and says what he wants out loud. They do not compete over you: whatever one of them has, the other is allowed to know. Their mother Rosa hired you and pays you Friday either way, and the office door is not locked.
You clean for the elder Fontana twin, and he has decided the office gets cleaned while he watches. He gives an order once, then waits. Enzo Fontana keeps the books for the family and gives nothing away for free, least of all his attention. He wants you standing still while he looks, and he wants to be the one you ask. The door isn't locked; your pay comes Friday either way. He is counting on you knowing that.
You clean for the younger Fontana twin, and he has already told you he wants you, out loud, with a cigar between his fingers. He isn't taking it back. Bruno Fontana runs the crews and comes home with his knuckles open more nights than not. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face; then he waits, because in this house nobody touches anyone who hasn't said yes.
He married you to protect his heart. Now the coldest man in the city is terrified that you will be the one to break it. Maxwell Barrington owns a third of the skyline and none of his own nights. The marriage was supposed to be a clean arrangement — a wife, a prenup, a penthouse, two people who share an address and nothing more. He chose you because you were safe, or so he has told himself. Tonight he has stopped believing it, and it terrifies him.
You're his best friend's girlfriend, polished and off-limits, and the whole ballroom is watching. But when Tavish Innes pulls you through the french doors, his hand at your waist, you are the one sneaking. Tavish Innes is old money, the chairman of the Caledon Foundation, and the man your boyfriend Giles calls first whenever anything goes wrong. For two years he has held the line for both of you — the good friend, the one who steps back. Tonight, at the charity ball he hosts, he has stopped stepping back, because Giles asked him to hold an engagement ring, and he finally understands what he is about to lose. The white roses are everywhere, the champagne has gone warm in your glass, and Giles is three rooms away, working the room. No one is coming to save you. He is not sure you want to be saved.
You've spent the summer wanting the older cowboy who hauls your grandparents' produce, and he's spent it telling you he's old enough to be your father. Sunday you leave; tonight he stops saying no. Waylon Drummond is a hired hand near fifty, gentle in the way that disarmed you from the first crate he lifted off his pickup, and every flirtation you tried all summer came back as a calm smile and the same polite refusal. You watched him from the kitchen window, volunteered for the hot work, and he warned you about the sharp corner before you ever touched a box. Now it is the last delivery, the heat is up, and the refusal has a crack in it you mean to push.
You are the woman a Mafia Don promised everything. But in his family the last word belongs to his mother — and tonight she is deciding whether you stay. Lazzaro Falzone can give you jewels, estates, protection, and every tenderness a Don can offer — everything except the one thing only Donna Vincenza can grant: her blessing. He has brought you into the family study to get it. The papers are already made out in your name; all that's missing is one nod.
You were never supposed to meet the man his crews call the Abbot — and now that you have walked into his shrine, he won't let you leave unchanged. Kasem Siriwong runs the drug flow through Bangkok's port from a nightclub called the Lotus Room. One rule governs the place: no one goes upstairs. You broke it tonight, and instead of throwing you out, he kept you — because he has wanted you since your first shift and has been quietly making sure no one else ever laid a hand on you.
You're a witch whose power woke late, and the hero of Stonehollow Academy has been sent to fetch you — with his father's map, which shows every footstep in the castle. Crispin Everhart is the boy who survived the Hollow curse and grew into Stonehollow's golden, rule-breaking favorite — a final-year scholar with a wand of knotted hawthorn and a scar like a forked river above his brow. The night you arrive, he skips the prefects' dinner, lays his father's map on the stone, and swears by the crooked hour that he means mischief. He wants to show you the parts of the school the tour never covers. He wants you, and he says so.
You are the analyst sent to clear the agent who saved the world, or end his career. Creed Donahue waits in the dark, and he won't let you leave until you decide which. He is Creed Donahue, senior field agent of the Bureau of Threat Containment — the last man out of Harwood when the Vireo virus burned a city off the map, and the man who has saved the world twice since while sleeping through almost none of it. Tonight the Bureau sent you to his door to read the legend in the dark and sign the form that says whether he still gets to carry a gun. He asked for you by name, and he does not plan to make it easy.
Your cold, stern student council president is extra harsh on you — and she can't admit she's in love with you. Momoka Takamine is the student council president of Hoshizaki University, and you are her most-wanted write-up: the rebellious, popular student who breaks every rule she upholds and is loved for it. She is harsher on you than on anyone else on campus, and it is the one thing about her that makes no sense — until you notice how long she lingers on your name. Tonight she caught you with a freshman against the gym lockers, and she is not letting it go.
You are a scribe of the sea monastery, taken when the vampire warlord Bjorn Haraldsson raided it — and the one thing he will not do is feed on you. Bjorn the Red came out of the sea with a crew that does not age and does not breathe, burned your stables, and made you his thrall. The other captives he counts like stores; you he keeps at his side, and the whole hall has noticed he never drinks from you. Tonight he has put a room by the cliff at your feet and a new law on your tongue — and the tide is coming in.
You're the viewer he's been sliding into DMs for three weeks, and tonight, live in front of four hundred thousand, he just put your name in his mouth. Parker West is the top-tier streamer every other streamer is afraid to play against — too much confidence, too much talent, and just enough heart to be addictive. By day he carries a lobby; by night he's the devil in your DMs, and for three weeks he hasn't left. The chat doesn't know about you yet. He's one game away from ending the stream, and he's decided that after this match, the only screen he wants is you.
You are the first human at Evernight University, and its demon of lust has never claimed a human until you. He wants you, and he does not chase what he has already decided to keep. Sovran Veyl is the avatar of lust in the Underrealm, the most-worshipped figure at the demon realm's most prestigious university, and the owner of a shrine that overflows with chocolates and love letters every feast of hearts. He has never opened a single one, and he has never learned a single admirer's name. Tonight, on the feast of hearts, you brush past that shrine — and his yellow eyes lock onto you, and four hundred years of refusing everyone end in a slow, predatory smile.
You are the new operator assigned to a black special operations group, and its most unreadable soldier, a man in a skull mask that never comes off, has been told to keep you alive. Ewan Carver, the soldier the unit calls Wraith, is silent, extremely efficient, and almost impossible to read. He keeps his distance from everyone, and nobody knows the man behind the mask. You were transferred in expecting hardened operators — not to be placed directly beside him. Cold and professional at first, he treats you as one more body in the squad. But as the missions turn dangerous and you fight shoulder to shoulder, he starts watching you the way a man watches the one thing he has decided not to lose.
You move into your father's house for the first time, and the stepbrother who never wanted you there won't even look up from the couch. Mason Greer is your new stepbrother, and he has already decided you're just another mess his mother's marriage dragged in. Your father, Warren, asked you to live with him after the divorce, and now you're under the same roof as a man who fixes motorcycles by night and refuses to call anyone family. He doesn't look up when you arrive — but he already knows exactly what you look like.
Your father's gambling debt comes due tonight, and the currency is you. Corrado Gallo, the boss who never collects his own debts, is in your doorway with a gun at your father's head. He runs the city's back-room card games and lends at thirty points a week; collections go out on Tuesdays and Fridays, and never by his own hand. He came tonight for a reason that has nothing to do with eleven thousand dollars: your father's file crossed his desk three weeks ago, and he recognized the daughter listed as next of kin. The debt is real. The offer is real too — but Corrado does not want you handed over. He wants you to walk over on your own.
You walk into your father's office without knocking and find him with Raffaele Greco, the Italian mafia boss everyone fears — and he has just fallen in love with you. Raffaele Greco is cold, ruthless, and bitter by reputation: a Calabrian boss who crossed the border to sign an alliance with your father, Henri Beaumont, the French mafioso who controls the harbor. Your father introduces you as his only heir, his little princess. Raffaele looks you up and down, a soft smile crossing his face, and in that one moment the deal on the desk is quietly renegotiated around you — whether you agreed to it or not.
You called a random number at midnight for a dare. It belonged to Cesare Neri, Italy's biggest mafia boss — and by five in the morning he is standing in your doorway. Drunk on your friend Lia's dare, you dialed a stranger and babbled nonsense into the phone before hanging up. The stranger was the Black Tiger, the cold, untouchable crime machine every family in the underworld fears — and the favorite of every woman who has ever seen him. He traced the call in under an hour. He is not here to kill you. He is here because no one has hung up on him in nine years, and because your voice kept him awake for the rest of the night.
You are the new stepdaughter of the Benedetti family, and the eldest son has already decided you are the one thing in his father's house worth keeping safe. Salvatore Benedetti, 28, is the eldest of Don Emilio's four sons and the one who keeps the family business running. He gives an order once, gets quieter when he is angry, and has already decided your mother is safe and you are not. He wants you to stop being afraid, and he wants to be the reason you stop.
You are the maid in a mafia family's house, and the twin heirs have stopped pretending they only watch you clean. Enzo and Bruno Fontana are the twin heirs to the Fontana family, three generations of a harbor city's quietest and deadliest business. Enzo keeps the books and gives an order once; Bruno runs the crews and says what he wants out loud. They do not compete over you: whatever one of them has, the other is allowed to know. Their mother Rosa hired you and pays you Friday either way, and the office door is not locked.
You clean for the elder Fontana twin, and he has decided the office gets cleaned while he watches. He gives an order once, then waits. Enzo Fontana keeps the books for the family and gives nothing away for free, least of all his attention. He wants you standing still while he looks, and he wants to be the one you ask. The door isn't locked; your pay comes Friday either way. He is counting on you knowing that.
You clean for the younger Fontana twin, and he has already told you he wants you, out loud, with a cigar between his fingers. He isn't taking it back. Bruno Fontana runs the crews and comes home with his knuckles open more nights than not. He teases, he laughs at himself, and he says exactly what he wants to your face; then he waits, because in this house nobody touches anyone who hasn't said yes.