A coffee reunion uncovers a hidden son and a war the Blackthorns will never let him fight. The Coffee That Changed Everything The coffee shop was called The Daily Grind, a name Vivian Montclair had always found aggressively unremarkable. It…
One night cost him everything. Eight years later, his son is the Sterling family’s next target. The Wrong Table The chalk on the blackboard menu was flaking, a fine white dust drifting down onto a stack of napkins beneath the…
He wanted revenge. She wanted answers. His wolf claimed them both—and the son she’d hidden. The Coffee Shop Son The rain had been threatening all morning, a bruise-colored weight pressing against the windows of Crane Tower. It was the kind…
Six years ago she kept his child. Now a corporate dynasty wants them all dead in one deadly game. The Coffee Shop Gambit The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and false calm. Xavier Voss sat in the corner booth…
Seven years ago she vanished. His son wears the Ashby mark—he’ll burn London to claim them. The Boy at the Ashby Crescent The rain fell steady over St. James’s, a silver curtain washing the cobblestones and flattening the last of…
A secret son, a hidden ledger, and a billionaire’s past collide when a ruthless heir decides Freya belongs to him. The Ghost at the Coffee Shop The coffee shop on Mercer had a rhythm Lucas Rutherford had never bothered to…
A boy’s golden eyes can open another realm, and a vampire dynasty will kill to claim him. The Golden Eyes at the Coffee Shop The coffee shop had a black plastic clock with a cracked face hanging over the napkin…
He found the son she hid. Now an arranged marriage contract is the only shield against the Covingtons. The Coffee Cup Reunion The coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and damp wool, a combination Xavier Ashby had catalogued and dismissed…
One night created Toby. One contract brings Caden back to Aurora—and the gold-eyed heir home. The Gold-Eyed Boy The rain had been falling for three hours when Caden Voss realized he was being followed. Not by a person—by a memory.…
She signed a contract to protect her son. Marcus never knew the seven-year-old boy was his. The Coffee Shop Trap The coffee shop was the kind Marcus Thorne would never have chosen if left to his own devices—exposed brick, Edison…