Eight years ago she kept their son a secret. Now the truth is brewing in his café. The Stranger in the Window Seat The rain had been trailing Aurora Caldwell all morning, a persistent Seattle drizzle that clung to her…
A secret child, a stolen crown, and a king who must grovel for the family he lost. The Face at the Coffeehouse The candle flame shuddered when the door opened, and Aurora Caldwell learned the value of a well-chosen seat.…
She kept his son a secret to save him. Now the pack is back—and there’s no running. The Gold-Eyed Boy The Melrose coffee bar hummed with the low thrum of conversation, the hiss of steaming milk, and the percussive clatter…
He thought she left him. She hid his son. A marriage contract becomes their last hope. The Coffee That Found the Truth Adrian Harlow had not set foot in Brooklyn in eleven years, and he’d only come now because the…
A six-year-old boy’s crayon drawing pulls his father into a war—and the Covingtons are already watching. Chapter 1: The Boy Who Drew Him The coffee shop was called Ember & Ash, a name Xavier Rutherford would have written off as…
A six-year-old secret, a ruthless rival family, and a love that refuses to stay buried. The Boy in the Coffee Shop The rain had stopped, but London still wore it like a memory—wet asphalt, dripping awnings, the gray Thames heaving…
One masked night. One secret son. And the CEO who will risk everything to keep them safe. The Moon Tattoo The coffee shop on Bleecker Street was a cathedral of controlled noise. Steam hissed from the espresso machine in rhythmic…
A hidden son, a secret marriage, and a prince who must defeat the Langleys to claim his family. The Coffeehouse Reunion The coffee shop was called *L’Heure Dorée*, which Evangeline Delacroix thought was a particularly cruel joke for a woman…
She fled the supernatural to save their son. Now the Alpha wants them home. Gold in His Eyes The morning rush at Crescent Ground had thinned to a trickle by the time Xavier Thorne reached the counter. He ordered black…
She thought she lost him forever. He thought she betrayed him. Their seven-year-old son carries the truth. The Miniature in the Coffee House The rain had followed her from Charing Cross, a thin, persistent drizzle that clung to the wool…