One night. One hidden son. A wolf king who’ll burn Hollywood to protect them both. Chapter 1: Gold in a Paper Cup The coffee cart smelled of burnt sugar and industrial detergent, a combination that clung to the canvas awning…
Eight years ago she hid his son. Now the truth is the only thing that can save them. The Boy with My Eyes The city was a furnace of flashbulbs and shouted questions, a beast that had swallowed him whole…
He sold his soul to the Sterlings. Now he’ll burn it all to save the son he never knew. The Boy in the Market The rain had turned the market into a drum. Corrugated steel overhead, tarps sagging under pooled…
She hid his son for eight years. His wolf just found them—and the Sterlings want revenge. The Boy with Gold Eyes The city smelled like exhaust and ambition, a cocktail Rowan Winslow had long since learned to filter out. His…
She hid his son seven years. Now the Whitmores hunt them—and the billionaire will fight for what’s his. The Boy Who Drew a Tower The coffee shop on Bergen Street had a tin ceiling that leaked light through a century…
A ruthless CEO. A hidden son. A dynasty that will bleed to keep its secrets buried. The Boy with His Eyes The Bluebird Café occupied the ground floor of a limestone building in SoHo, and Marcus Thorne had chosen 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…
She hid his son for six years. The Covingtons found them. Wall Street’s Alpha Wolf will never let go. A Face in the Coffee Crowd The coffee shop hummed with the low static of an espresso machine and the clatter…
He didn’t know he had a son. The Ravenwoods know exactly how to use him. Chapter 1: The Boy He Never Knew The espresso machine hissed like a cornered animal. Killian Blackwood counted the exits without thinking—front door, side passage…
A ruthless billionaire. A contract marriage. A hidden son. When the past finds them, he will claim both. The Boy in the Coffee Shop The coffee shop sat on the corner of Ash and Ninth, a glass box of warm…