His Innocent Obsession" The night I lost my innocence, I gained a billion-dollar problem. After being called "frigid" and dumped publicly, I drowned my sorrows in a stranger's arms. I never expected him to be Damien Blackwood—New York's most ruthless billionaire CEO. Or that I'd end up pregnant. Now he's offering a ring, a penthouse, and a vow: "You're carrying my heir. You belong to me now." But my greedy stepfamily wants me gone, society calls me a gold-digger, and Damien's obsession is becoming a gilded cage. Can this innocent girl survive a billionaire's obsession?

Catalina Rivas has two goals: win nationals and get her fifteen-year-old sister Sofi out of their father's house before he breaks her the way he broke Catalina. Her skating partner, Diego Flores, controls her on and off the ice by, grabbing her wrists, leaving bruises, and threatening her sister. She tells herself Diego is the price she pays to win. Then the hockey team's rink freezes over, forcing them to share the ice with the figure skaters. Sebastian Castillo, the hockey captain, sees Catalina fall and does not make a sound. He sees the bruises. He sees the fear. And he refuses to look away. As Diego's threats escalate, Catalina must choose between the partner who guarantees her success but hurts her, and the man who sees her but could cost her everything. This is a story about survival, healing, and learning to trust again.

To secure peace between warring cartels, a peace offering must be sent to Luis Montero, the feared leader of The Black Cartel, who rules from The Great Fortress. Elena Flores was kidnapped and trafficked by a rival cartel. They send her to Luis as a peace offering to end an ongoing war. She is not a volunteer, and she is not willing. She is a victim twice over. She believed she would die in the hands of the rival cartel. But when they told her she would be handed over to a Mafia king, she felt hope. Maybe she could survive. Maybe she could escape. Then she saw his face. Five years ago, a seventeen-year-old girl hid in a crate in an abandoned warehouse. She watched a man execute a rival cartel boss. She saw his face. She saw everything. She ran. She never told. That girl was Elena Flores. And the man she watched kill in the dark was Luis Montero. Her hope crumpled to ashes. But when Luis looks at her, something stops him. She does not beg. She does not flinch. She looks at him like he is a man, not a monster. No woman has ever looked at him that way. His hands shake. He has never wanted anyone like this. He does not know yet, that she is the witness to his crime. He only knows he cannot let her go.