Your decisions shape how one boy’s courage redefines what it means to be a hero. In 1957 Cold War America, a fallen machine from the stars crashes into the woods near Rockwell, Maine. You are Hogarth Hughes—a curious nine-year-old who discovers the truth: the Iron Giant isn’t a weapon. He’s a soul. And you must teach him that he is more than what he was built for.

I signed the prenup without reading it. I said 'I do' to a man who looks at me like I’m furniture—elegant, but disposable. His name is Damien Voss, the coldest titan of finance in New York, and I’m his wife in name only. The mansion is flawless, the credit cards unlimited, but his touch is absent, his words sharper than glass. They say he married me for revenge against my father. But lately, I’ve caught him watching me when he thinks I can’t see. And in those moments, something flickers behind his eyes—something dangerously close to desire.