Eight years, one son, and a ledger of lies. Sebastian Blackwood is done hiding. The Boy Who Looked Like Me The rain had been falling on Marrow Street since dawn, a steady gray drumbeat that turned the city’s grime into…
He left to protect her. Seven years later, their son is the target of a ruthless dynasty. The Ghost at the Coffee Shop The coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and rain. Saturday afternoon light fell in dusty slants across…
He came back for revenge. She came for answers. Their son is the key to both. The Boy Who Dropped the Book The rain came down in sheets, hammering the pavement outside the floor-to-ceiling windows of Brew & Bind, a…
A stolen son, a buried love, and one encrypted signal that brings down a dynasty. The Boy Who Remembers the Sky The coffee kiosk on the Sunset Ridge rooftop was a mistake, but every good handoff is a mistake with…
They stole his future. They took his name. They never knew about the son—or the kill switch. The Coffee Shop Reunion The air in the Brooklyn coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and the faint chemical tang of industrial degreaser.…
He left to protect her. Seven years later, she’s holding his son—and Whitmore is closing in. The Coffee Shop Reunion Rain tapped a fine, insistent rhythm against the plate glass. Inside The Spotted Cup, the air was layers of dark…
She hid his son for seven years. Now the Blackthorns want him—Damian will burn to protect them. Chapter 1: A Boy with Gray Eyes The Seattle rain had turned the café windows into smeared sheets of mercury, blurring the headlights…
One contract, one son, one chance to burn the Blackthorns. The Barista and the Alpha Wolf The evening service had ended forty-one minutes ago, and Lyra Ashford was finally alone with the sounds she trusted: the low hum of the…
She kept his son a secret. Now Hollywood’s most dangerous family is closing in. The Coffee Shop Reunion The wall clock at Groundwork Café had a second hand that moved with an audible click, and Lyra Ashford had counted forty-three…
A packless wolf, the woman he left, and the son whose gold eyes just made him the vampire court’s prey. The Coffee Shop Gold The hiss of the steam wand was a sound Caden Rutherford had learned to read like…