Sometimes, the only way to rewrite a tragedy is to crash headfirst into it. Vanessa, a world-weary fixer, wakes up in a rain-soaked Midwest town with a single mission: give Mason Grant—the brooding, broken antihero—a shot at love and a happy ending. The catch? She's stuck playing his reluctant big sister, and he's the last person on earth who wants saving. As debts pile up, wounds both old and new threaten to break them, and every gesture of warmth risks crossing a dangerous line, Vanessa must outwit fate itself. But when the plot goes off the rails and real feelings get tangled with her mission, can she really change Mason’s story—or will she be written out for good? How do you teach someone to love when the world has only ever taught them pain?
Haunted by betrayal and drowning in grief, Charlie takes a desperate job: severing a deadly bond between a terrified daughter and the spirit of her ghostly lover. Armed only with a mysterious peach-wood whip and his own broken heart, he must face the darkness beneath an abandoned cemetery—where the line between the living and the dead blurs, and not everyone wants to be saved. If he fails, he’ll lose more than just his last chance at redemption—he might lose his soul.
After awakening in the body of Autumn Langley—a notorious villain in a tragic romance—our protagonist must confront the weight of inherited guilt and fight to change the fate of Julian Mercer, the story’s broken second lead. Battling suspicion, old wounds, and the bitter chill of a haunted estate, she uses compassion and medical skill to heal what cruelty destroyed. As hope and trust slowly ignite, both must decide if redemption is possible or if the shadows of the past will claim them both.
Autumn Hayes spent ten years fighting for the wrong love, but when fate sends her to rescue the broken Caleb Monroe, she faces betrayal, supernatural trials, and a chance to rewrite her destiny. As old wounds resurface and new alliances form, Autumn must decide how much she’s willing to sacrifice for a future she might finally call her own.