One forgotten night left a son she hid. One dangerous contract may be all that keeps them alive. The Boy at Table Four The café smelled of burnt sugar and desperation, the kind of mid-morning lull that made baristas polish…
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 their son for eight years. To save him, she must marry her greatest mistake. The Boy with Ashby Eyes The alert arrived at 10:47 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, routed through four encryption layers before it hit Reid’s console…
A contract marriage to save his empire. A son she hid for six years. A love they never forgot. The Coffee Shop Proposal The patio at Juniper Coffee had direct sight lines to the intersection, the crosswalk, and the glass…
She fled once. Now the same wolf wants a contract marriage to save their son from a vampire apocalypse. The Wolf at the Counter The latte had gone cold forty minutes ago, and Clara Ashford hadn’t touched it since. She…
She hid his son for six years. Now his ring is the only way to keep them alive. Chapter 1: The Coffee Shop That Found Us Stillwater Coffee occupied the corner of Ninth and Alder like a tenant who had…
She spilled coffee on the CEO. Then he found the son she kept hidden. The Temp Who Knew His Name # Chapter 1: The Temp Who Knew His Name The espresso machine hissed like a cornered animal, and Sofia Waverly’s…
He never knew he had a son. Now a contract marriage is their only protection. The Boy He Never Knew The Fable & Fern had three exits, and Seraphina Reyes had counted them twice before her coffee went cold. Main…
A hidden son, a deadly secret, and a contract marriage to outrun the Blackthorn dynasty. The Boy with the Scarred Brow The Blue Cactus Coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and desperate hope. Lucas Voss had been sitting in the…
A first love, a hidden son, a contract marriage—Gideon must become the hero only Freya believes in. The Coffee Shop Father The rain had been falling since noon, a steady gray curtain that turned the city’s windows into smeared watercolors.…