He thought he lost everything. She kept the one thing he never knew existed: their son. The Ghost at the Coffee Cart The coffee cart occupied the same patch of cracked pavement it had for seven years, its blue-and-white awning…
He signed away her future — now he must grovel for a family he never knew. The Coffee That Changed Everything The espresso machine hissed like a living thing, releasing a plume of steam that curled toward the copper ceiling…
A single father finds his past love, only to discover their son is the key to their future. The Ghost at the Coffee Cart The coffee cart on 5th Avenue had a dented chrome urn that hissed like a living…
He bought her for revenge. She gave him a son. Now the Langley’s want them all dead. The Proposal He Can’t Refuse The Black Elm Coffee House occupied the ground floor of a converted warehouse in SoMa, all exposed brick…
She returned with his child. He only wanted her back. The Coffee Shop Reckoning The coffee shop smelled of expensive espresso and ambition. Freya Holloway stood at the entrance, her palms damp against the strap of her shoulder bag, watching…
A billionaire’s forgotten first love returns with a secret that could destroy or save them both. The Ghost at the Gate The café smelled of burnt espresso and ambition. Valentina Prescott counted the seconds between sips of her cooling latte—nine…
Two broken hearts. One secret son. A billionaire family will burn to keep them apart. The Ghost at the Café The Grindstone Café hummed with the mid-morning rush, the hiss of steam and clatter of ceramic cups layering over scattered…
A one-night stand with a Hollywood mogul left her pregnant. Now, he wants the family he never knew he had. The Reel That Changed Everything The farmer’s market sprawled across three city blocks, a riot of striped awnings and steam…
One stolen night, a hidden son, and the billion-dollar lie that could destroy them all. The Ghost at the Parent-Teacher Meeting The gymnasium of St. Augustine’s Elementary smelled of tempera paint, steamed broccoli from the cafeteria, and the particular anxiety…
One night, a hidden son, and a billionaire who never knew he left his heart behind. The Scent of Old Rain The rain had stopped twenty minutes ago, but Seattle still smelled like it—wet asphalt, damp concrete, the metallic tang…