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…
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…
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.…
She hid his son eight years. A dynasty hunts the boy. He’ll burn the empire to save them. Static on Melrose Nadia Prescott counted the syllables in the barista’s voice—”Your order is ready, Ms. P.”—the way she had once counted…
To save their secret son, they signed a fake marriage—then the Hollywood game made it real. A Boy with Rowan’s Eyes The Jeep’s engine knocked twice before it turned over. Rowan Voss gripped the steering wheel and waited for the…
A stolen night, a hidden son, and a royal duke who will burn the world to protect them. The Boy with Blackwood Eyes The wheel broke on Marlowe Street with a crack like a pistol shot. Sebastian Blackwood, the Royal…
She kept his son a secret. He’ll make her a duchess, or die trying. The Boy with the Crane Birthmark The coffeehouse at No. 11 Bond Street was a theater of steam and silver, its mirrors yellowed by decades of…
To save their hidden son, two former lovers must sign the most dangerous contract in Ravenwood’s city. The Ghost at Table Seven The Tuesday mid-morning rush at Crescent Café had thinned to a dying crowd: two students arguing over a…
He lost his first love once. Now the son she hid is the only contract that can save him. The Boy in the Coffee Shop The rain hit Los Angeles like a contract dispute—sudden, unavoidable, and ruinous to anyone caught…
One contract. One son. One alpha who would burn the world for his family. The Boy with Golden Eyes The Downtown Grind smelled of burnt espresso and wet wool. Sofia Montclair kept her back to the window—always the window—and watched…