There is a kind of love story that does not open with a meet-cute so much as a reckoning. Two people who already know what they once had, circling a shared history neither has fully survived, unsure whether returning to it is brave or simply hopeless. Unbound by Peyton Corinne is that story, and it commits to the full, uncomfortable weight of it with the lyrical precision of a writer who trusts her readers to stay. The third novel in Corinne’s Undone series, Unbound arrives after Unsteady (Rhys and Sadie’s story) and Unloved (Freddy and Ro’s story), dropping readers back into Waterfell University and the closely held world of the hockey house. The fourth and final installment, Undone, follows Toren Kane and Lily, a pair whose connection surfaces throughout the pages here with just enough tension to make their eventual story feel genuinely earned. Readers who have followed the series from the beginning will find the accumulated emotional world richer than ever. Those arriving here first will find a story that stands on its own, …