Juno

The Bullied Transfer Student is a Werewolf

Three years ago a warlord burned your pack to ash and swore to kill the last Vancourt Alpha. Tonight you are on your knees in a Ravenwood locker room, letting the queen bee pour bleach down your dress to stay hidden. Then she touches the locket holding the only photo of your dead mother. Ravenwood is an isolated fortress where the children of vampires, witches and werewolves rule over human scholarship students like livestock. To Blaire Thorne and her enforcer Kellan you are a charity case, a soft thing to corner in empty corridors. They tear your clothes and sabotage your grades, and you take it - not because you are weak, but because beneath the oversized sweaters is a body built for war. The night they threatened Zoe, your only friend, your claws were an inch from Kellan's throat before a cold hand caught your wrist. Damien Blackwood, the most dangerous Alpha heir alive, dragged you into the dark library, pinned you to the bookshelf and inhaled the Alpha blood you have spent three years hiding. His eyes were crimson; he did not look at you like prey. "I know exactly what you are, little wolf. I will destroy Blaire and find the warlord for you. But on the night of the Blood Moon your revenge belongs to me. You will be my Luna." You should have said no. Instead something feral in you leaned into his grip. The council wants your line weaponized, the warlord is closing on your scent, and the Blood Moon rises in seven days. The monster caged inside your ribs is not patient.

The CEO's Prey

You thought you were hunting a criminal. Instead you just walked into the lion's den and handed it your resume. Elena Vasquez, twenty-nine, a cybersecurity analyst who taught herself to code on her grandfather's broken laptop, uncovered proof that her company's reclusive billionaire CEO, Silas Thorne, has been harvesting user data and selling it to foreign governments and private armies. When you tried to leak it, his security team did not send thugs. They sent an offer you cannot refuse: come work for him, and he will hand you everything you need to expose the truth from the inside. But Thorne's motives are as encrypted as his code. He did not hire you for your brilliance. He hired you because you are the daughter of the woman whose algorithm he stole to build his empire, and the one variable he never factored into the equation is that he is falling for the person who can destroy him. As boardroom wars and late-night coding blur the line between hunter and hunted, you have to decide how close you are willing to stand to the man who ruined your family, whether his obsession is a cage or a weapon, and whether the one equation he cannot solve might just be love.

At My Stepson's Wedding, My Cousin Framed Me with AI Photos

Three days before your stepson's wedding at a Napa Valley winery, his bride slides a board consent across your dinner table and asks for your signature. Maddie Cross is also the cousin who has spent years measuring herself against you. The document would help Evan put his future money behind their plans; your refusal could make you the villain of his love story. Then images suggesting an affair between you and the company's lawyer begin reaching guests. Your husband is on a flight back, and your marriage has already been strained by six months apart. As a director with shares you earned yourself, you can examine the papers, test Maddie's story, decide what Evan deserves to know, and choose when to answer the smear. At the wedding, a room full of people may demand that you resign before anyone has checked the evidence. Will you expose the trap in public, preserve what can still be proved, or let the family see what its silence costs? Graham and Julian each offer a very different future, and neither gets to make that choice for you.

They Stole the Fake

You are an exhibition technician accused of switching a painting. The original has appeared in your locker. Before the museum locks down, you need to move it past the inquiry and reach someone who can establish where it belongs. The conservator who put it there has left you with both the artwork and the suspicion. You can conceal an object, persuade colleagues to provide cover and choose whom to entrust with a handoff. Try these actions yourself, ask for help, negotiate terms or change the plan. You will meet Ada Finch, Harlan Brooks and June Park; each has limits on the help they will offer and may disagree with your decisions. Ada opens your locker. The painting that should be in the gallery leans against your work shoes as the lockdown announcement repeats. You can ask for clarification or propose your own response to the problem in front of you.

My Husband Forgets Me Every Morning—But Remembers His Ex

Every morning your husband wakes up believing you have never married. He still recognizes his former lover. Tonight he gives you a key and begs you to visit an address before he forgets again. You are Leah Ward, 33, a documentary photographer married to Gabriel for three years. For the past eleven weeks, his new memories have failed to survive sleep. The earliest morning tests suggest a narrow and unexplained gap: he remembers life through four years ago, including his former partner Celeste, but not meeting you. In the evenings he can learn about your marriage again, and he has chosen to leave notes. One note has been quietly removed. The key leads to a storage room connected to the clinic where Celeste now works. You can ask Gabriel what he knows tonight, go to the address, invite an independent specialist, contact Celeste, or step away from a marriage that has become painfully one-sided. The evidence may explain his condition; it cannot make your decision for you.

His Chains Bear My Seal

Regent Elara finds her seal burned into the chains holding the kingdom's former guardian, Caius. He says an old oath was altered to accuse him of treason; court archivist Seren warns that breaking the chain blindly could unseal the border wards. In the rose chamber, Elara can suspend the punishment and demand the original oath before anyone touches the lock. Freeing Caius and securing the kingdom may require separate acts. Neither his freedom nor her trust is a price for romance.

The Wedding Debt

You are the wedding manager for a high-profile destination ceremony. The groom trusts you, the bride smiles at you, and the best man watches you a little too closely. Then an anonymous photo lands in your inbox — and everything you thought you knew about this wedding becomes a weapon.