One coffee shop. One hidden son. One alpha who will burn a kingdom to bring them home. Chapter 1: The Gold-Eyed Boy The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and desperation—the universal scent of a Tuesday morning in the human…
A faded star, a hidden son, and a studio empire that kills to keep its secrets. The Boy at the Coffee Counter Julian Rutherford arrived at Ember & Ash eleven minutes early because punctuality was the last professional skill he…
Seven years ago they stole his script and the woman he loved. Now he’s back to take both. The Coffee Shop Ghost The rain had scrubbed Los Angeles clean, leaving the asphalt slick with reflected neon and the air smelling…
Presumed-dead, a betrayed billionaire re-enters the Survival Game to reclaim his empire—and finds a hidden son. The Ghost in the Coffee Shop The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and yesterday’s rain, a combination that clung to the cracked vinyl…
He was Sterling’s ghost. She was his lost mate. Their son’s golden eyes would start a war. The Gold-Eyed Boy The coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and desperation. Damian Ashby had been sitting in the corner booth for forty…
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…
An alpha movie star’s fated mate returns with the gold-eyed son he never knew. Chapter 1: Gold Eyes at Ten A.M. The coffee shop on Canon Drive operated with the flawless, unbothered rhythm of a machine built by people who…
One night. One secret son. Hollywood’s coldest CEO will burn the world down to claim them both. The Drawing That Named the Father The coffee shop near the Winslow Studios lot was a repurposed aircraft hangar of a place, all…
He lost her once. Now she’s back—with the son who carries his wolf’s gold in his eyes. The Gold-Eyed Boy in the Café The afternoon light at Café Lune was a weapon. Cassidy Harrington used to love this place—the way…
He lost her once to a lie. Their seven-year-old son brought him back to the truth. The Boy with His Father’s Eyes The sippy cup was the loudest thing at the table. Freya had one thumb hooked over its rim,…