A hidden son. A stolen drone-mesh key. A wedding that could end Earth. The Boy at Table Seven The number was wrong, and Alexander Voss had built his life around the belief that numbers did not lie. Zero point four…
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…
One night cost them everything. Now their hidden son holds the proof that can destroy a dynasty. The Face in the Coffee Shop The coffee shop smelled of burnt sugar and somebody’s expensive cologne, a combination that sat wrong in…
A forgotten hero, a hidden son, and a dynasty that will burn the city rather than lose it. The Man in the Gray Coat The back room of Meridian Grounds smelled of roasted java and old cardboard, a combination Dante…
She fled with his secret seven years ago. Now their son has his eyes, and the Sterlings are closing in. The Coffee Shop Collision The coffee shop on Mercer Street was a steady, familiar thrum. Steam hissed from the chrome…
A blacklisted stuntman discovers the hidden son he never knew—and a killer dynasty will bury them both. The Coffee Cup That Held a Son The West Hollywood sun was a liar. It painted the coffee shop in shades of honey…
She hid his son eight years. A dynasty hunts the boy. He’ll burn the empire to save them. Static on Melrose Nadia Prescott counted the syllables in the barista’s voice—”Your order is ready, Ms. P.”—the way she had once counted…
She hid his son for seven years. A mafia heir wants her hand. Alpha Wolf is done hiding. The Boy in the Window The rain had finally stopped, leaving the streets of downtown Seattle slick as polished slate. Lucas Thorne…
He was the friend she left behind. Now her hidden son is their second chance. The Coffee Shop That Changed Everything The downtown Roast & Relic was a converted warehouse with exposed brick, a mezzanine lined with sagging bookshelves, and…
He built Hollywood’s algorithm. She hid his son. Now LangleyCorp is coming for them both. The Ghost and the Boy The coffee shop had seventeen people and two exits. Gideon counted them the same way he counted everything now, with…