Her six-year-old’s gold eyes expose the secret that binds her to the Alpha she fled. The Gold-Eyed Boy The rain had been falling since dawn, a steady gray drizzle that blurred the edges of the city and turned the cobblestones…
He vanished with her secret. Seven years later, his son brought him home. Chapter 1: The Wrong Man in the Coffee Line The café smelled of burnt sugar and synthetic vanilla, a combination that New Seattle had convinced itself was…
One night changed everything. Seven years later, Rowan discovers the son Freya kept safe from a ruthless dynasty. The Coffee Shop Heir The coffee shop on Mercer Street had changed its menu twice, cycled through a dozen baristas, and survived…
He found her. He found his son. Now he must burn a dynasty to keep them. A Ghost in the Coffee Brew The first coffee of the morning had just finished its death-rattle through the portafilter when Elena Waverly turned…
He ruled high society with ruthless ambition. Now he must fight the Ravenwoods to save the son he never knew. The Coffee Cup Confession A Tuesday in October. 11:47 A.M. Manhattan smelled like wet concrete and scorched milk, and Vesper…
A hidden son, a stolen ledger, and a disgraced father who refuses to run. The Boy at the Counter The Grindstone sat at the corner of Mercer and Third, a squat brick building with a chalkboard menu and the permanent…
He never knew about his son. Now the Whitmores want them—and Xavier will kill for his hidden heir. The Gold in His Eyes The coffee shop smelled of scorched milk and damp coats, the kind of February smell that clung…
One masked night. One wolf-blooded secret. A six-year-old son with gold eyes—an Alpha who will never let go. The Gold-Eyed Boy The scrape of the spoon against the porcelain cup was the loudest sound in the corner of the Blue…
Dante Thorne never knew he had a hidden son. Nadia will risk everything to tell him the truth. Seven Years of Silence The coffee shop was neutral ground. Dante Thorne had chosen it for that reason, a forgettable chain establishment…
A hidden son, a broken vow, and a love that refused to die. The Boy at Patterson’s Coffee House The asphalt of Hollywood Boulevard still held the day’s heat, softening the air with the smell of tar and orange blossoms…