Captain Jaxen was a straight, battle-hardened military commander on Earth until an explosion killed him. He wakes up in a luxury hotel room inside the weak body of a disgraced corporate heir. Worse, this body just went through a rare second differentiation from a proud Alpha into a fragile Omega. Before Jaxen can process his new reality, a sudden flood of memories hits him. He realizes this body belongs to the ultimate rival of Ares Sterling—the city’s most ruthless billionaire Alpha.When Ares walks into the room, Jaxen tries to punch him like a true soldier. But his new body is burning with an intense heat, and his punch is completely useless. Ares easily catches his hand, pins him to the bed, and places a warm palm on Jaxen's stomach. "Stop fighting. You will hurt our baby," Ares whispers.Jaxen is in complete denial. He is a straight man, a soldier, and a sworn enemy to this guy. He is convinced Ares drugged him or used a high-tech illusion to steal this body family business. As Jaxen fights his own body's natural instincts, his deep hatred, and his massive denial, he must survive in a strange world where he is carrying his worst enemy’s child.

They say the camera never lies. But Alessandra Moretti has been living a lie her entire life. Forced into law school and stifled by her father’s demands, Alessandra only feels alive behind a lens. She captures the world in secret, documenting the beauty her father would never understand. But when she spends a masked, anonymous night with a stranger, she captures a feeling she can't develop in a darkroom. Two days later, she meets her sister’s fiancé: Nikolai Volkov, the brutal, legendary Captain of the Boston Titans. Nikolai is cold, cruel, and determined to keep their night a secret. But as Alessandra is forced to travel with the team, she starts seeing past the "Russian Steel" persona. Through her viewfinder, she sees a man worth saving—and a love that could ruin them both before the shutter even clicks.