A betrayed prince, a hidden son, and one last chance to reclaim his family from the ashes. The Ghost at the Coffee House The coffee house on Hollywood Boulevard was a cathedral of noise and steam. Brass fittings caught the…
A mistaken meeting, an arranged marriage, and a seven-year-old secret that ends the Sterling Hunt. The Wrong Fiancé The coffee shop was called Ember & Ash, and Freya Lennox had chosen it for the sole reason that it possessed exactly…
She hid his son. A Blackthorn wants her. Dante will burn the world to keep them. Green Eyes The rain in Seattle had a way of erasing the past, washing the city clean of every memory a person tried to…
She hid his son. He’s back. The Blackthorns want the boy alive. The Coffee Shop Reunion The coffee shop had not changed in eight years. Neither had the crack in the corner window, the one Valentin had traced with his…
A ruthless CEO must level up to protect his secret son before a powerful family tears them apart. Level One: The Boy at the Coffee Counter The boardroom had been a slaughterhouse, and Julian Crane had walked out with blood…
A father will burn an empire to protect the son he never knew he had. The Boy with His Father’s Eyes The coffee shop was called Blackbird & Sage, and Rowan Blackwood had chosen it for the same reason he…
One hidden son. One ruthless heir. One underdog actor who finally fights for the family he never knew. Seven Years, One Cup of Coffee The espresso machine screamed like a small, angry animal. Lucas Voss flinched, then hated himself for…
She kept his son secret for eight years. His revenge is about to make him a father. The Coffee Counter The espresso machine hissed like a rattlesnake, and Rowan Harlow counted the exits without thinking. Front door, back alley access…
One hidden son. One ruthless family. Can Marcus and Lyra survive the Langley game? Chapter 1: The Coffee Shop Reunion The bell over the door chimed at 3:47. Lyra Holloway hadn’t looked up on the first ring in three years.…
She hid his son from a war. Now the exiled alpha returns to claim them both. The Coffee Shop That Knew His Gold The shop had a name, but Sofia never read it—only registered the shape of the letters in…