A secret son, a jilted alpha, and a threat that hunts them all. The Stranger’s Scent The rain had stopped exactly forty-seven minutes ago, but the gutters of Mistwood still sang with runoff. Sofia Waverly counted the seconds between droplets…
He never knew he had a son. Now he’d kill to protect them both. The Stranger at the Coffee Shop The rain had turned the downtown streets into mirrors of gray light, and Xavier Harlow stood at the window of…
One eight-year-old secret. Two estranged parents. A pack of wolves closing in. The Gold in His Eyes The rain came down in sheets over Ashwood City, washing the late-afternoon grime from cracked sidewalks and bending the heads of the dying…
A six-year-old secret. A billionaire wolf. And a family who will burn the world to claim him. The Gold in His Eyes The rain came down in sheets over Queens, turning the fire escape into a waterfall. Sofia Waverly counted…
One night in Hollywood. A secret son. A wolf’s vengeance. The Boy With Golden Eyes The Pacific mist rolled over the coastal highway like a living thing, gray and lazy, swallowing the last traces of sunlight. Clara Harrington wiped a…
A werewolf alpha must reclaim his lost mate and son from a vampire dynasty’s ancient vendetta. The Gold-Eyed Stranger The rain had been falling since noon, a steady gray drizzle that turned the windows of Moonbeam Café into streaked mirrors.…
He signed a marriage contract. She hid his son. Now the pack will tear them apart. The Contract’s Fine Print The rain came down in sheets over the city, a relentless midnight deluge that turned the penthouse windows into black…
A daughter forced to hide, a son born in defiance—one family will tear them apart. The Child Who Glowed in the Dark The rain had stopped an hour ago, leaving the asphalt slick and gleaming under the sodium glow of…
Eight years ago, she ran. Now her son’s golden eyes and a ruthless family want him dead. The Moonlit Awakening The bell above Moonbucks’ door chimed with a sound too cheerful for the hour. Valentin Winslow stepped inside, shaking rain…
The Wolf can’t claim his son until the past she buried claws free. The Silver & the Dregs The diner’s neon sign bled pink across the wet asphalt. Ethan Thorne counted the seconds between raindrops because counting kept the wolf…