Five years ago, investigative journalist Nora Bennett had the story of her career — and the fiancé who stole it. Daniel Whitmore published her investigation under his own name, called her work a fabrication, and married her best friend. Nora lost everything and rebuilt her life far from the city, as the owner of a small coastal inn. Now Daniel is back — booking her inn for his fifth anniversary gala, right under the nose of the town he plans to sell off to developers. Nora has one chance to take back her name. She still has her notebooks. She still has the voicemail that proves the truth. What she does not expect is Julian Hale: a documentary filmmaker renting her cottage, chasing the same corruption story, and asking questions she swore she would never answer again. As the gala approaches, Nora must decide what her revenge is really worth — and whether the man helping her expose the past is the reason she finally has a future. A contemporary revenge romance about stolen credit, a second chance, and the truth told at last — in front of everyone.

Every Luna of the Blackthorn pack dies at her first full moon after mating — nine women in two hundred years. Alpha Kael Blackthorn lost his first love to the Moonbound Curse and swore never to take a Luna again. Then the Moon Goddess binds him to Elara Vane, a human veterinarian who doesn't believe in werewolves — and Kael tries to reject her to save her life. But Elara's blood hides a secret: she is the last of the Moonblessed healers, the only bloodline that can break the curse. She doesn't want to be a Luna. She wants to destroy the thing that killed her mother. To save him, she may have to take the curse into her own heart — and survive what nine Lunas could not.

Ten years ago, master restorer Henry Calloway died disgraced, accused of forging a masterpiece. His daughter Vivian believed he was innocent — and changed her name to prove it. Now a forensic art authenticator, she is hired under a false name by Cross Gallery, the gallery of the man who framed her father, to vet the star lot of its autumn auction: the 'rediscovered' Vermilion Madonna. Under ultraviolet light, she finds her father's hidden mark inside the painting — and realises the masterpiece is a lie painted over his own unfinished canvas. Art-crime investigator Theo Langford has been hunting the forgery ring behind Cross Gallery for a year, and he is sure the beautiful new authenticator is part of it. As Vivi digs for the proof that will clear her father's name, she must survive a forger's warnings, a planted accusation, and a public ruin — and decide whether the man hunting her is her enemy, or the only person who can help her expose the truth live, on auction night, in front of the whole art world.

Two years ago, wedding planner Sofia Bennett lost her mother — and nearly lost the little family bakery her mother built. Now a demolition notice is taped to Bennett's Bakery door, and the building's new owner wants her out by New Year. She still bakes her mother's Christmas stollen every December, and leaves one loaf on the counter for the mother she lost. Three weeks before Christmas, billionaire CEO Alexander Knight has a problem of his own. His late grandfather's will says he must be engaged by the Christmas Eve gala — or the controlling shares of Knight Holdings pass to his uncle Marcus. Alex was left at the altar once and swore he would never trust a real engagement again. So he hires the one woman who once planned his ruined wedding to play his fake fiancée for December: Sofia Bennett. The contract is simple. Smile at the parties. Hold his hand at the tree lighting. Be gone by New Year's Day. But his grandmother Eleanor sees through the act in a single evening. His ex-fiancée Victoria returns, determined to take her place. And Sofia discovers the truth Alex never knew: Knight Holdings is the company buying her mother's bakery building. As snow falls over Manhattan and the gala draws closer, the line between pretend and real starts to blur — and both of them must decide what matters more: an empire, a bakery, or the heart neither of them planned to risk. A story of second chances, family, and a Christmas that changes everything.

Linh is twenty-four, unemployed, and done with waiting. Two years ago her younger sister Mai disappeared from a boarding house at the end of Alley No. 13 in Saigon, a house with thirteen rooms that appears on no honest map. The police found no body and no answers — only Mai's phone in Room 13, holding a final thirteen-second recording: three gentle knocks, and Mai whispering that something is standing outside the door. So Linh does the one thing no one else dared: she rents Room 13 herself. The landlady, Ba Tu, takes no deposit and charges half price — and gives her three rules. Never open the door or answer a knock after 3 a.m. Never look into the bathroom mirror after midnight. And if she hears her own voice calling her name from inside the walls, she must cover her ears and pretend to sleep. The last tenant fled within a week, leaving everything behind and a single sentence in lipstick on the bathroom mirror: Don't let it learn your voice. On the first night, Linh answers one question aloud in an empty bathroom — and the mirror thanks her for it. At 3 a.m., something wearing the voices of everyone she loves knocks, and only a text message from her sister's dead phone number keeps her from opening the door. To bring Mai home, Linh will have to learn what the house is counting — and why Room 12, empty since 2019, still pays its rent.

Five years ago, in a blizzard, midwife Elara Quinn lost a mother and a baby in a home birth she attended alone — and she swore she would never deliver a baby alone again. She keeps the mother's hand-written birth plan folded in her kit bag, and she has kept that promise ever since. Then, on another storm night, a stranger knocks on the Silverpine clinic door and begs her to come to a hidden lodge in the pines. The woman in labour is Seren, Luna of the Blackwood werewolf pack. The child she carries is the Moonborn heir, born once in a generation under a blood moon. Elara saves the baby — but Seren dies in her arms, making Elara swear to keep her son safe and hidden until the full-moon ceremony. Now the pack's new Alpha, Cade Blackwood, keeps Elara at the lodge under guard, because the newborn Alden quiets for no one but her. The pack council says a human has no place among wolves. The war leader Gareth Vane says the heir belongs to the pack — and plots to take him. And as Elara learns the truth about the poisoned tonic that made Seren's labour so dangerous, she must decide how far she will go to keep a promise made to a dying woman — even if it means standing between a wolf pack and the child she saved. A story of grief, courage, and a love that crosses the line between human and wolf — where the smallest hands hold the future of a whole pack.

Two years ago, Elena Marsh lost her younger brother Noah on a rain-slick coast road — a hit-and-run, no driver ever found. The police file is closed. But Elena kept one thing from the crash scene: a monogrammed cufflink stamped "N.A." And the road where Noah died runs directly below Blackwater House, the cliffside estate of the Ashford family, one of the richest names in Maine shipping. So when Blackwater House advertises for a live-in house manager, Elena applies — with a carefully built work history and a secret in her pocket. She expects a cold house full of suspects. She does not expect Julian Ashford, the family's estranged architect son, who has come home claiming he wants to restore the old boathouse while quietly auditing his own father's company. Each of them is hiding a reason for being there. Each of them thinks the other is part of the lie. As Elena searches the house — a garage log with a missing night, a car that was repainted, a staff rota that was changed — the danger closes in: a staged fall on the cliff path, a forged theft charge, a warning whispered in the dark. And when the truth finally surfaces, it will cost one of them everything: the driver was an Ashford, and the cover-up reaches the very top of the family. A story of grief, justice, and a love built in a house full of secrets — where the only way to honour the dead is to tell the truth, no matter who it destroys.

Sebastian Cross has everything money can buy — except the truth. On his deathbed, his father warned him the family hotel empire was rotting from within. Now, with a merger that will decide the company's fate only weeks away, accidents are piling up at The Halcyon, his flagship hotel in Manhattan, and the board is losing faith. So the billionaire CEO does the unthinkable: he goes undercover as 'Seb,' a night-shift maintenance man in his own hotel, to catch the saboteur himself. But the night shift belongs to Iris Delaney — the sharp-tongued night manager who trusts no rich man and hides a secret of her own. Two years ago, her father, the hotel's chief engineer, was fired for a fire he never started, and died still insisting he was innocent. Iris took the night job to clear his name, and the last thing she needs is a handsome stranger asking questions in the dark. Each thinks the other is the enemy. Every night pulls them closer — and every clue points to a conspiracy reaching the very top of Cross Hotels. When Iris discovers who 'Seb' really is, the betrayal could destroy them both. And the man framing them has one last accident planned — at the merger gala, in front of everyone. A story of secrets, second chances, and a love built in the dark hours between midnight and dawn.

Wildlife veterinarian Wren Calloway has never believed in monsters — until the wolf she pulls from an avalanche shifts into a man in her clinic at dawn. Kael Thorn is the widowed Alpha of the hidden Stonepeak Pack, and he has thirty days until the Winter Solstice Gathering, when pack law demands he present a Luna or lose his valley to his ruthless rival, Darius Vane. Wren wants nothing to do with secrets or alphas. But when Darius's schemes threaten Kael's seven-year-old son and the valley itself, Wren must choose: walk away from the bond she never asked for, or stand beside the Alpha and become the Luna the pack never expected.

Former Coast Guard rescue swimmer Maya Hart comes home to Harbor's End to bury her father — and finds his lifeboat station already sold. The sale papers carry a signature her father never wrote. Resort developer Victor Hale wants the harbor for a luxury marina, and he has bribed the town council to get it. Maya has thirty days to prove the sale is a fraud, or the station her father ran for thirty years will be torn down. Her only unexpected ally is Liam O'Connor, the marine biologist Hale hired to survey the harbor — and Hale's estranged stepson. As Maya digs into forged documents, a bribed councilwoman, and the truth about the night her father died, she must decide how much of her heart she can trust to a man whose name is on the enemy's side of the ledger. A story of grief, grit, small-town loyalty, and a love tested by the truth.

Clara Wren is about to lose everything. Her New York restoration studio is drowning in debt, and the painting on her easel is a forgery — a secret she cannot afford to tell, because a forgery scandal already destroyed her late father's name. Then billionaire CEO Lucas Sterling walks into her studio with an impossible offer: pose as his long-vanished cousin Aurelia, the missing Sterling heiress, and stop his uncle Victor from selling the family estate and gutting its children's foundation with papers Lucas believes are forged. Clara says yes to save her father's name and her own future. Lucas hires her to buy time to prove the forgery. But pretending to be Aurelia means fooling high society, Victor's ruthless investigator, and the same press that ruined her father — all while falling for a man who swore he could never trust another woman. As Clara restores the Sterling portraits, her expert eye uncovers a hidden signature that proves Victor's crime, and a trail of clues suggesting the real Aurelia may still be alive. To expose the truth, Clara must risk the very name she borrowed, the man she loves, and the reputation she came to reclaim. The Billionaire's False Heiress is a clean, warm billionaire romance about a woman who borrows a name to survive — and discovers she was worthy of love all along, under her own.

Mira Solenne has no wolf, and in the Nightfang pack that means she has no future — only a maid's apron and a mop. On mating-ceremony night, she dies leading children out of the burning lodge. Then she wakes up. Three years earlier. On her very first morning in the lodge, with every memory of the fire intact: the lamp oil where no lamp should be, the locked east wing, and the steward who lit the match. This time she knows the traitor's name, the exile she could not prevent, and the wolf prince she never dared to love. To save the pack, Mira must stop a fire no one believes is coming, without ever saying she has already died in it. A werewolf second-chance romance about a wolfless girl who gets one life back — and uses it to change everything.

Celebrated New Orleans chef Elena Marchetti built Ember & Oak from a food truck into the city's most beloved restaurant — until her former best friend Tessa Vaughn published Elena's recipe journal under her own name and took everything: the dishes, the fame, and Elena's reputation. On the night her restaurant closes for good, Elena watches Tessa cook her signature dish on television and makes a promise: she will take back what is hers, not with shouting, but with proof — and with better food. Anonymous, broke, and furious, Elena takes a nameless job cooking at an underground supper club. There, a stranger tastes every course and offers her the chance of a lifetime: head chef of a new restaurant, and a masked entry into the Golden Ladle, the country's fiercest cooking competition — where Tessa herself sits as a celebrity judge. As "The Magnolia Chef," Elena cooks her way through sabotage, smears, and the slow, dangerous warmth of falling for rival chef Gabriel Thibodeaux, the man who believed in her food before he knew her name. But revenge has a price. When her identity leaks and her proof is called a fake, Elena must decide what matters more: destroying Tessa, or becoming the chef she was always meant to be. Armed with her grandmother's dated journal, a forgotten video, and one frightened witness, she walks into the final cook-off with everything on the line — and one last dish to cook.

Lily Hart had one perfect day planned: her wedding, and the morning her bridal atelier, Hart & Bloom, would open its new collection. Instead, her fiancé never arrives at the altar, and creditors seize her atelier before noon. Left with debts, a mortgaged grandmother's house, and a pride that will not let her beg, Lily takes work as a hired seamstress at a charity gala — where she meets Adrian Vale again. Five years ago, Adrian was just a design student's boyfriend with big dreams. Now he is the billionaire CEO of Vale Group, and his late father's will gives him ninety days to marry or lose control of the company his father built. He offers Lily a contract: a one-year marriage, a public engagement, funding to reopen her atelier and save her grandmother's Rosewood House. No love, no promises, just paper. Lily signs — on her own terms. But living as Mrs. Vale, sharing a penthouse, a charity project, and long winter nights, turns paper into something dangerously real. When Lily discovers Adrian secretly bought her debts months before he ever offered the contract, she must decide whether he rescued her work or controlled her life. And when the contract leaks to the press, the whole world will ask the question Lily is afraid to answer: was any of it ever real? A clean, emotional billionaire romance about a woman who lost everything on her wedding day, the man who loved her before he was rich, and a second chance neither of them planned — with a wedding, this time, that has real vows.

Five years ago, Wren Ashford was Stonepeak Pack's Luna-to-be — until forged letters made it look as if she had sold pack secrets to a rival pack, and her Alpha publicly rejected her on the eve of her Luna ceremony. She fled into a storm, fell into a ravine, and was buried in the pack's memory as dead. She survived. A rogue healer pulled her from the ravine with her wolf dormant, and Wren lived five quiet years in a human town as a veterinary nurse under a false name — until a letter reaches her: her younger sister Ivy is being forced into the Luna bond in her place, to the same Alpha who broke her. Wren returns to Stonepeak as 'Wren Hall,' a travelling vet no one recognises — no one except, slowly, the mate bond she thought was broken. As she fights to free her sister, she uncovers the forgery that destroyed her life, the rival who paid for it, and a ceremony-night attack planned for the very night Ivy is to be bound. To save her sister and her pack, Wren must do the hardest thing of all: stand before the Alpha who rejected her and tell him who she really is. A second-chance werewolf romance of a presumed-dead Luna, a guilty Alpha, a forged betrayal, and a vow that can only be remade freely.

Maya Ellis has one rule for her new job: do not let billionaire CEO Adrian Vale find out who she really is. Hired as live-in nanny to his three-year-old twins, Maya is warm, capable, and hiding a secret that could get her fired on the spot — she is the younger sister of Adrian's late wife, and she has not seen her niece and nephew since the funeral that tore two families apart. But the twins need her. Nightmares, first words, scraped knees — Maya is there for all of it, and slowly the coldest man in New York starts to thaw. Adrian Vale did not plan to trust anyone again. He certainly did not plan to fall for the nanny. When her secret comes out at the worst possible moment, with a hostile takeover circling his company and his own mother pushing him toward another woman, Maya must choose between the truth that could destroy them and the lie that kept her close to the only family she has left. And Adrian must decide whether the woman who deceived him is also the only person his children — and his heart — cannot live without. A clean, emotional billionaire romance about grief, second chances, and the family you fight to keep.

Minh An hears the dead in old paper, so she works nights and keeps everyone at arm's length. Then her great-aunt leaves her a Saigon printworks where the dead write letters — including Khang, the man who died saving her eight years ago. Every letter he writes costs him a memory, and his name is fading from the record. To save him, she must keep writing back — and open the iron cabinet that holds the truth about the fire.