He never knew he was a father. She never stopped running. The Ravenwoods will learn what family costs. The Coffee Shop Ambush The coffee shop was a mistake. Marcus Ashby knew it the moment the bell over the door chimed…
He came to bury the Sterlings. He found a son he never knew—and a second chance. The Returned Man The coffee shop had changed its name twice since Lucas Rutherford had last allowed himself to look at it. Now it…
One hidden son. One ruthless family. One love strong enough to burn an empire down. The Boy in the Red Raincoat The rain had not waited for the morning. It had come in around four a.m., a slate-grey curtain dragging…
Clara signs her CEO’s contract to protect their hidden son—but Blackthorn’s drones are hunting them. The Contract He Offered The café smelled of burnt sugar and rain-washed concrete. Clara Holloway chose a table by the window, her back to the…
She hid his son for six years. The Blackthorns want blood. The wolf inside him wants revenge. The Coffee Shop Reunion The coffee shop was called Penumbra & Steam, and Clara had chosen it for the same reason she chose…
He traded her love to save her. Now he must sacrifice his empire to keep his son. The Eyes Across the Coffee Shop The rain had been threatening all morning, a low-slung pewter sky that pressed against the rooftops of…
A hidden son, a forced vow, and a duke who will burn the world for the woman he lost. The Coffeehouse Ghost The steam of the coffeehouse clung to Xavier Voss’s greatcoat when he stepped through the door, and it…
She hid his son for seven years. Now the Sterlings found them. Alexander will burn it all. The Boy Who Wore the Crane The bell above Blackbird Coffee’s door chimed a reedy note at 2:47 p.m. Alexander Crane did not…
One abandoned mate. One hidden son. One alpha who will burn the world to reclaim them. Gold Eyes in a Coffee Shop The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and cheap vanilla syrup, a combination Lyra Ashford had learned to…
A film star, a stolen king’s son, and an arranged marriage to outwit the men who tore them apart. The Boy in the Coffee House The rain had not let up for three days. It fell in that particular London…