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For one night, stunt performer Celia Hart is supposed to wear another woman’s face and stay out of the spotlight. Then the billionaire financing the premiere recognizes the girl who once saved his life—and asks for her real name in front of every camera. Celia wants more than his protection. She wants the film they stole from her.

Owen Pike entered the Gate arena to pay off his father's last debt. The sponsored favorite was supposed to win. Then Owen discovered he could steal one move from every monster he survived—and the champion's ice-cold rival chose his corner. Winning gets him a crown. Keeping it means taking on the people who own the show.

June signed up to direct a midnight campus comedy, not play the pretty girlfriend in somebody else's film. With one night left, she takes her friends, a borrowed camera, and the quiet boy who actually read her script. Their first scene is a fake breakup. His first unscripted line makes her forget the camera is rolling.

A mountain town's enchanted bell rings for a spring that has not arrived. Frieren recognizes its maker, but repairing his spell means listening to the life he lived after she left.

At twenty-one, Willa Hart is done being the secret girlfriend. When her ex introduces her as a girl who chased his money, she refuses to leave his family's gala quietly. Then billionaire Theo Arden pulls out the chair beside him—and asks whether she wants a witness, a scandal, or a real first date.

Eli Mercer was good enough to carry their weapons, never good enough to join their guild. When a sealed training chamber starts answering only to him, the discarded porter gets one shot at building a team nobody can throw away—and two formidable hunters have reasons to stay.