Hooking Tink: A Spicy Captain Hook Retelling (The Lost Girls)

She's spent centuries hating him—one night in his arms might destroy everything she thought she knew.

Tinker Bell has always been Peter Pan's loyal shadow, his spark, his secret keeper. But when she's stranded aboard the *Jolly Roger* with the infuriatingly magnetic Captain Hook, she discovers something worse than an enemy: a man who actually *sees* her. Not as a sidekick. Not as a fairy-sized afterthought. As a woman with power, fury, and wants she's spent decades pretending don't exist.

Hook has his own reasons to despise everything Pan touches—and Tink is Pan's most precious weapon. He should keep her locked up, use her, send her back broken. Instead, he finds himself wanting to hear her laugh. Wanting to be the reason she does.

The tension between them crackles like static before a storm. Every argument bleeds into something dangerous. Every stolen glance costs more than either of them planned to spend.

Neverland was built on stories where villains stay villains and faithful companions never stray. But what happens when the villain is the only one telling you the truth? What happens when loyalty starts to feel less like devotion and more like a cage?

Some hooks aren't meant to wound.

Some are meant to hold you forever.

*Perfect for fans of dark fairy tale retellings with heat, heart, and heroines who refuse to play by the rules.*