A hidden son. A ruthless dynasty. A love that refuses to stay buried. The Letter at the Coffee Shop The morning light through the window had the particular quality of Los Angeles gold—pale, honest, the color of a film shot…
One hidden son, one old ledger, and a crime family that just met a father’s vow. The Boy Who Hummed Her Song The sea fog rolled in off Crown Harbor at 7:14 a.m., as it did every morning in late…
Seven years ago she hid his son. Today that secret makes them Pemberton’s targets. Before He Was Daddy The coffee shop was called Groundshift, and Killian Rutherford hated it with the specific, bone-deep resentment of a man who had run…
One night, a hidden son, and a mafia war — Dante will burn the world for Nova and Max. The Boy With the Gold Eyes The coffee shop smelled of burnt espresso and rain-soaked pavement, a combination that had once…
He was her one-night wolf. She vanished with his son—now the Sterlings want them both. Gold Eyes at the Coffee Counter The coffee machine hissed like a live thing, and Nadia Lennox—Rose Miller, she reminded herself, just Rose—kept her smile…
He walked away to protect her. Now he’ll burn the system that tore them apart. The Rose Window The coffee shop was a cathedral of steam and noise. The air hung thick with the bitter perfume of dark roast and…
He coded the fail-safe. She kept the secret. Their six-year-old son is the only key. Latte, Lies, and a Six-Year-Old The foam rosetta on Rowan Ashby’s latte had dissolved into a milky smear eleven minutes ago. He hadn’t touched the…
She hid his son for six years. Now a contract marriage is the only way to keep them alive. The Boy with My Eyes The café hummed with the low, pleasant static of a dozen conversations, the hiss of the…
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…
Dante has 72 hours to save the son he never knew from Sterling Industries’ deadly survival game. A Boy Named Milo The coffee shop was called Lamplight, a faux-Industrial Age box of exposed brick and copper piping that smelled of…