His mate hid their son. Now Dante must find them before the Langleys do. The Boy Who Glowed The rain-slicked streets of Crescent Ridge had changed more in eight years than Dante Thorne’s memory had allowed. New storefronts. New signage.…
One night. One son. One second chance to take back everything. Chapter 1: The Boy Who Drew the Same Smile The rain fell in sheets across Portland, a gray curtain that turned the city into a study in muted watercolors.…
She kept his son a secret. He needs a wife by midnight. Contract marriage just became a love story. The Wrong Isabella The afternoon light through the coffee shop’s window made everything look slightly more expensive than it was. Isabella…
A blacklisted Hollywood wolf grovels to save Freya and their gold-eyed son from vampire heirs. The Gold-Eyed Stranger The coffee shop on Sunset and Cahuenga smelled of burnt espresso and the particular desperation of mid-morning Hollywood. Freya Ashford counted the…
One hidden son. A contract marriage. A second chance at forever. The Coffee Shop Encounter The convoy moved through the city like a blade through silk. Three black SUVs, identical and windowless to the untrained eye, but Xavier Davenport saw…
She fled to save him. Their six-year-old son is now the Sterlings’ target—and the duke’s only hope. The Coffeehouse Reckoning The coffeehouse on Fenchurch Street was a cavern of steam and noise, its tiled walls slick with condensation that dripped…
She vanished with his son. Now Blackthorn drones force her back—and Gideon will burn Hollywood to save them. The Script That Wore His Name The Script That Wore His Name The coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and desperation. Elena…
Seven years ago she hid the truth. Now Covington found him, and one wrong move could cost them everything. The Boy with His Eyes Evelyn’s was a Los Angeles institution disguised as a coffee shop—all exposed brick, distressed leather, and…
His son was hidden. His enemies built drones. When Pemberton finds the boy, Harlow must burn it all. The Boy With My Smile Alexander Harlow chose the table with the dead angle. It was the only seat in the café…
A hidden son, a poisoned empire, and one father forced to burn it down. The Boy in the Coffee Shop The rain had done its work, washing the sodium light of the Pemberton Building across the pavement in slick, oily…