They call him the Devil because he's never once needed to raise his voice to be obeyed. Damian Rossi inherited his father's empire, his father's enemies, and his father's name, three things he never wanted and can no longer refuse. When the Marchetti family offers a truce after a decade of bloodshed, the terms are simple. Marry the daughter. End the war. Damian doesn't believe in peace. He believes in leverage, and a wife from the family that killed his brother is exactly that. Elena Marchetti walks into the marriage with a wedding ring and a plan. She knows exactly who gave the order that killed her brother, and she's almost certain the man she's about to marry was the one who pulled the trigger. Getting close to him was never supposed to mean anything. Getting close to him was supposed to be the first step toward destroying him. But the man she meets isn't the monster the stories built. He's colder, and somehow more dangerous, and utterly unwilling to let her walk away once she's his, in name or otherwise. Every night in his house pulls her further from the revenge she swore to have, and every truth she uncovers gets harder to use against a man she was never supposed to want to keep. Two families. One marriage neither of them chose. And a truth buried deep enough to burn everything down the moment it surfaces.

Temi Adewale has exactly two rules: never date a student, and never let anyone find out she's the anonymous voice behind "Midnight Frequency," the campus radio show half the university is obsessed with. She's about to break both. As a twenty-four-year-old graduate teaching assistant, Temi has her life mapped out. A steady boyfriend her family adores. A promising academic future. A secret night show where she gives real advice to strangers because, ironically, she can't seem to take her own. Then Kairo Bells walks into her discussion section: infuriating, brilliant, and somehow the only person who makes her forget every rule she's ever made for herself. Temi's carefully built world starts cracking from every direction. Her blended family expects her to marry the "safe" choice. Her radio identity is one slipped word from exposure. And the one student she absolutely cannot fall for is also her stepbrother's roommate, which means every stolen moment risks blowing up more than just her love life. Torn between the life she's supposed to want and the one that's starting to feel true, Temi has to decide how much of herself she's willing to risk, and who she's willing to risk it for. Sweet, funny, and full of heart, "Office Hours" is a story about the lies we tell to protect the people we love, and the courage it takes to finally tell the truth.

Two princes. One soul. A war that was never meant to end. For as long as he can remember, Corvin Vaen has been a stranger in his own life. Three nights a month, the ancient curse binding his bloodline to his family's oldest enemy drags his soul across three hundred miles and leaves him waking up in the body of Lucien Ashgrave, vampire prince of the house sworn to destroy everything Corvin loves. He's learned to survive the turnings, to lie, to blend in, to disappear back into his own skin before anyone notices the difference. He never expected to fall for the one person who does notice. Isolde Ashgrave sees something in her brother this week she's never seen before, softer, careful, achingly honest, and doesn't yet know she's falling for the enemy wearing her family's face. But when Corvin uncovers a plot buried in her father's private letters, the truth comes crashing down on both of them: the curse was never meant to end a war. It was built to end one of them, permanently, and hand a single ruler command of two kingdoms' armies. Now, trapped in a body that isn't his, in a house that would kill him on sight if they knew the truth, Corvin has less than a night to decide what he's willing to sacrifice, his family, his freedom, or the girl who believed him when no one else would, before the soul he was born with is erased forever. Some curses were never meant to be broken. Some souls were never meant to be shared. And some love was never meant to survive the truth.

Mia Sun signed an NDA on her first day at Han Corp. She never imagined it would be the smallest secret she'd end up keeping. Daniel Han is thirty one, ruthless in boardrooms, colder in interviews, and the only man who has ever fired an employee by text message and felt nothing about it. Mia takes the assistant job because her rent doesn't care about her pride. She does not take it planning to fall for the man everyone warned her about. One night after a deal nearly collapses, something shifts. A work trip to Singapore turns into a single night neither of them plans to repeat, and then repeats anyway, until an anonymous email lands in Mia's inbox with a photograph attached, proof of exactly what she and Daniel have been hiding, and a threat: end it, or watch it end both their careers. Someone inside Han Corp wants Daniel gone. Someone has been watching them for weeks. And the closer Mia gets to the truth, the more she realizes the danger was never just about her heart. Daniel's grandmother is circling a marriage that would save the board's confidence and bury the scandal for good. Mia has one chance to prove she isn't a liability, she's the only one sharp enough to find out who's really trying to destroy him, before they destroy her first.