Two months after the Echo Chamber finale, voice memos arrive on the Dead Air tip line — "confessions" that follow Adian's own true-crime episode playbook beat for beat. But the memos are noise hiding one real murder: auditor Colin Beck found Paula Reyes skimming the victims' children's fund, and someone paid to bury the truth in static. Now an AI-cloned confession in Adian's own voice points at him — and the SD card from his daughter's nursery monitor is missing. Book 3 of the Dead Air thriller series.

Three months after The Oath Breaker, oathblooms — eruptions of wild promise-magic — have begun in Veyne, the neighboring kingdom. The dispersed magic has found a new center: King Caelan, the boy Sera's dead sister trusted. With her gift burned out, Sera must stop Master Corvin, Veyne's oath-smith, from binding the grieving boy-king into a living ward-crown. The price of stopping him: every promise SHE speaks will bind HER, forever. Enemies-to-lovers romantasy — Book 3 of The Oath Thief series.

Three months after Sera broke the Oath Crown, wild magic is blooming across Lumeris — every careless promise coming true. And it's all leaking from one man: Dorian Vale. The shattered crown poured its power into him, and now someone is gathering its scattered shards to reforge it. They need a living vessel. They need Dorian. Lady Morvain has three shards, an oath-smith, and a plan to set a new crown on Dorian's head and rule through him. To stop her, Sera must attempt the one theft she swore she'd never try — stealing raw power itself. It will cost her everything she is. The Oath Breaker is the sequel to The Oath Thief: a romantasy of broken vows, binding magic, and the choice to love freely — no oath required.

On the night of her wedding to another man, Lena is claimed by Kael, the ruthless Alpha of the rival pack — as payment for a debt her father swore he'd never owe. Trapped in a fortress of wolves who want her gone, Lena discovers the marriage bond tying her to Kael is no accident: someone spelled it into being. To break it, she must unravel which of them is lying — the husband who stole her, or the family who sold her.