Putri Stark
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Ongoing, First published May 24, 2026

This novel follows the daughter of Tony Stark as she navigates a life shrouded in secrecy amongst the Avengers. Charged with protecting a hidden identity, she finds herself entangled in surveillance and distrust, particularly as she investigates Peter Parker and his connection to a classified S.H.I.E.L.D. file. Meanwhile, Peter grapples with a protective duty assigned by Tony Stark, and a growing attraction to the mysterious girl, unaware of her true lineage. As their paths cross, charged glances and exchanged notes hint at a vulnerability beneath the surface, and questions arise about the true nature of their connection. The narrative traces a delicate dance of secrets and burgeoning feelings.
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