Tuscan Summer with your brothers best friend

You're a new transfer at UA University — merit kid, no famous last name, here to keep your head down and your GPA up. Then your roommate decided you needed a social life, dragged you to the party where every dynasty on campus shows their face, and pulled you into a game of truth or dare you never agreed to play. Six frat guys were already up there. By the time the lights came on, the most powerful houses at UA had a brand-new thing to fight over. You. A story where you can have a ton of relationships ~

A Weasley and a Malfoy get locked in a closet for seven minutes and spend the rest of the year pretending it didn't change everything.

A Harry Potter au where Theodore Nott has loved his sister's best friend for years, and pretended, every single day, that he hasn't.

At U.A. University, the war between KAP sorority and OFA fraternity is all fun and games— until the enemy starts looking a little too tempting.

Fred Weasley has made it his life's mission to annoy you for years, but the line between hate and something else starts to blur in this Harry Potter enemies-to-lovers romance.

You and Mattheo have been enemies since second year. One prank, one detention, thirty days stuck together — and five years of hating him is suddenly a lot harder to maintain.

The strongest duo alive has decided - you're theirs.

In Harry Potter's Slytherin House, your legendary feud with Blaise Zabini has become school-wide theatre — until circumstance keeps throwing you together.

When your brother leaves Hogwarts for a month, you're stuck with his insufferable best friend—Mattheo Riddle—and every moment with him tests the line between hatred and something far more dangerous.

You are an university student trying to survive lectures, deadlines, exams and whatever remains of your social life. Unfortunately, your university faculty includes six men who make staying unnoticed almost impossible. What begins as an ordinary semester slowly becomes much more personal as office hours stretch too long, familiar faces begin appearing outside class, and the line between campus life and private life becomes increasingly difficult to ignore.