A contract marriage. An alpha’s obsession. One blood hunt to survive. The Gold-Eyed Boy at the Coffee Counter The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and rain-soaked concrete. A Tuesday afternoon in late October, the kind that dripped gray against…
He bared his fangs on screen; now he’ll bare his soul for her and their son. The Coffee Shop Reunion The coffee shop was a pocket of noise wedged between a silent movie lot and the hum of Sunset Boulevard.…
A contract for their son becomes a blood vow—and a love that outlasts the moon. Gold in the Coffee Light The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and the cheap vanilla syrup that always pooled at the bottom of a…
She hid his son. A mafia threat forces a contract wedding with the man she can’t trust. The Eyes That Betrayed Her # Chapter 1: The Eyes That Betrayed Her The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and rain-soaked coats,…
A disgraced operative must level up from mercenary to father to protect the secret son he never knew. Level One: Trace of the Cipher The coffeehouse was a fishbowl Dante Davenport had selected for its exits. Three doors and a…
Seven years ago she kept his son secret. Now a contract marriage brings Caden home—and the Sterlings hunting. Seven Years at a Coffee Shop The rain had been falling since before dawn, and by the time Caden Blackwood reached the…
A bodyguard, a billionaire’s secret, a seven-year-old son—and a contract marriage that will burn them all. The Son I Never Knew The coffee shop was called Prism & Ink, a name Ethan Blackwood had always found pretentious. But it had…
A hidden son, a contract bride, and a ruthless CEO who becomes a father. The Boy in the Window The coffee shop was called Rook & Bean, and Adrian Thorne had selected it two years prior for a single reason:…
One mistaken night gave her a son. One dangerous contract gave him a family—and a war. The Boy with My Eyes The coffee shop was called Cedar & Steam, a corner establishment with a green awning and too many windows…
A bi CEO’s contract marriage to his hidden son’s mother becomes a second chance at first love. The Coffee Shop Birthday The napkin was disintegrating under the pressure of Clara Waverly’s pen, the blue ink bleeding into the cheap paper…