When a Hollywood alpha meets the son he never knew, he’ll risk everything to win back his mate. The Gold in His Eyes The coffee shop smelled like burnt espresso and old wood polish, the kind of place that had…
She kept his son a secret. Now the Aldridges have found them—and only Xavier can save them. The Eyes I Knew The rain had been falling since six that morning, a steady gray drumbeat against the sidewalks of Portland. Xavier…
Seven years ago she hid his son. Now a ruthless empire wants the boy; only a contract can protect them. The Man Who Came Back The coffee shop was a furnace of noise, a low-grade roar of espresso machines, clattering…
He thought her lost; now Marcus must choose between a crown, a contract, and the son he never knew. The Boy with My Mark The morning light over Mayfair was the color of weak tea, filtering through the smeared windows…
He thought she vanished eight years ago. She left with more than his heart—his son. The Boy With His Eyes The coffee shop was called Ember & Oak, according to the sign above the door, though the décor suggested neither.…
One data analyst. One CEO. One eight-year-old secret that could bring two empires to their knees. The Coffee Shop Warning The rain hadn’t stopped in three hours. It fell on New Arcadia with the weight of a decision that had…
Her son has a wolf’s eyes. The Ravenwoods want him for the blood moon. Lucas will burn the world. Gold Eyes at the Coffee Counter The rain hadn’t stopped in three days. Lucas Winslow stood at the corner of Pike…
He died to save them. Seven years later, a seven-year-old son exposes the ghost—and the Langley family starts hunting. The Ghost at the Coffee Shop The café was called Meridian, because everything in this part of Manhattan had to mean…
A duke finds his hidden heir and the bride he wronged—before a mad lord claims her. The Coffee House Reckoning The clock above Whitmore’s Coffee House had a chime that had not worked since the Year of the Late Frost.…
Seven years ago she left to protect him. Now their hidden son can save them both. A Ghost at the Coffee Shop The meeting had been canceled at 1:47 p.m., which meant Rowan Davenport had forty-three minutes before he was…