When Ironfang laid waste to her kingdom, Princess Aziza had only one option left to take: she went into hiding. Through the magic she had been taught she would never have to use, Aziza stripped herself of her identity, of her position, of everything she knew and became an unknown omega with only two objectives: revenge, and survival. She had no intention of coming across Rhydian Ironfang. The son of the ruthless Alpha that killed her parents. But he keeps staring at her. Whenever he touches her, he can feel her magic and that makes him want her more. He does not know her true self and she must never let him know. Except fate always did love to make mockery of her plans. In the house of the man who murdered her parents, Aziza is running out of time, running out of cover and falling for the one person she should want dead.

Kia Tanner has one rule: survive. As the girlfriend of Evan Belluti — the most feared boss in the city — survival means silence, obedience, and looking beautiful at his side. She doesn't love him. She's not sure she ever did. But leaving a man like Evan isn't a breakup. It's a death wish. Then she makes the worst — or best — mistake of her life. When a rival ambush leaves Nigel Guivannio bleeding out on her doorstep, Kia doesn't turn him away. She stitches him up, hides him in the walls of Evan’s own estate, and tells herself it's just mercy. Nigel is everything Dante isn't; ruthless in a different way, honest about his cruelty, and infuriatingly impossible to hate. He's also the one man in the city Evan would burn the world down to destroy. When Evab announces a fake engagement to Kia as a political move to consolidate power, Nigel doesn't walk away. He watches, waits and slowly makes her choose. But betraying Evan Belluti doesn't just end a relationship. It starts a war. And Kia is no longer sure she wants to survive it safe on the sidelines not when the most dangerous place in the city has started to feel like the only place she's truly alive.

Psychology student Tamsin McGowan didn't want a happily-ever-after. She wanted a scandal. After catching her fiancé cheating on their engagement night, she picks up a gorgeous, mysterious stranger to pay back the betrayal then wakes to a cold reality: the man in her bed is Idris Ashby, the legendary neurosurgeon who just returned from a decade of exile, and her fiancé's formidable uncle. Idris isn't just a stranger. He's the man holding the scalpel for her adoptive father's life-saving surgery. Now Tamsin is trapped in a high-stakes game of psychological warfare where Idris holds all the cards and has no intention of letting his "little niece" go.

After the death of her sister, Ruby Rachel becomes an overnight adoptive mother to her sister's fatherless child. Faced with financial constraints, she sets out on a quest to uncover the identity of the absent father, persuaded by her sister's belief in his wealth and responsibility. Fred Logan, unsuspecting and taken aback, discovers through a paternity test that he is, indeed, the father. Seizing the opportunity to embrace fatherhood, he extends an unexpected offer—hiring Ruby Rachel as a nanny for the child they now share. As the threads of their lives intertwine, duty transforms into something more profound. Fred Logan, initially reluctant, finds himself drawn not only to the newfound responsibilities but also to the woman who entered his life with demands. In this unconventional family dynamic, the boundaries between duty and emotion blur, and Fred Logan realizes he's falling not just for the child, but for the woman who has become an indispensable part of their journey.

She loved him before he forgot her. She rebuilt herself after he broke her. And now, five years later, he's standing in front of her again: powerful, cold, and completely clueless about the little boy with his eyes. Nyra Elowen thought she had buried the past deep enough. A quiet mountain town. A new life. A man named Miles who stayed when everyone else left. It wasn't perfect, but it was hers. Then the Alpha Conclave comes calling. And nothing stays buried forever. Now Nyra is caught between two men who would burn the world down for her; the billionaire Alpha fate chose for her, whose memories of her were stolen by the very enemies now hunting her son, and the fierce protector who raised that son as his own but has been lying to her since the day they met. One forgot her. One deceived her. Both love her. And someone wants her child badly enough to start a war. Where Loyalties Lies is a fast-paced paranormal romance about a mother who refuses to break, a love that survived a curse, and a secret that could destroy everything or save it. The clock is running out. The choice cannot wait. And the truth is worse than either of them knows.

He saved her life. Then he destroyed it. When Alpha Silvain Marcellus pulled Isolde Amaris from the chaos of a rogue attack, their blood mixed and the bond was instant. Fated mates. Undeniable. He rejected her anyway. She was an Amaris — a disgraced name, a PR disaster, a threat to everything he had built. So he handed her an envelope, had her removed from his building, and went back to his empire. He never expected her to survive it. Five years later, Silvain's company is bleeding out and his pack is on the verge of collapse. The mysterious strategist he hires to save everything is sharp, untouchable, and devastatingly effective. She is also the woman he threw away. Isolde Amaris is done being cast aside. She didn't come back for forgiveness. She didn't come back for him. She came back to finish what his rejection started — and she brought his son with her. Now Silvain doesn't just want her back. He has to earn her. The bond never broke. Neither did she.

"I know I'm not the man you chose that night," Maxen said, his voice low and rough. "But I dare you to tell me you don't want the man standing in front of you now." ~ One stolen night at a masquerade ball was all it took for Amara Quinn to lose her head — and her heart — to a pair of laughing green eyes and a smile that could melt steel. He was charming, tender, and completely unforgettable. He was also gone by morning. Three months later, Amara is staring down a positive pregnancy test and a decision she can't avoid: the father deserves to know. Armed with nothing but a name whispered in the dark, she walks straight into the glass tower headquarters of Hargrove Global... and into the office of Maxen Hargrove. Same jaw. Same eyes. Same captivating face. But wrong man. Maxen — ruthless, controlled, and allergic to surprises — has never seen this woman before in his life. But the moment she announces her pregnancy, something primal shifts behind those cool green eyes. His twin brother William has been hiding in Cape Town for months, unreachable and unbothered, running from responsibilities the way he always has. And now he's left behind something — someone — that Maxen refuses to abandon. He'll marry her. He'll protect her. He'll give the child his name. What he won't do is fall in love with her. Except he's already failing at that. As Amara settles into a life she never planned, she begins to notice things; the way Maxen’s touch lingers a breath too long, the way he is nothing like William and yet somehow so much more. But the man who actually fathered her child is on a plane home. And he wants what's his. Two brothers. One woman. One baby that will either tear the Hargrove empire apart or finally make it whole.

She jumped to end it all. He pulled her back from the edge. Neither of them knew that was only the beginning. Claudia Heinz had a plan for her life. A wedding. A future. A man who loved her.Then the wedding day came and he didn't.Abandoned at the altar, carrying a secret too heavy and too horrifying to speak aloud, Claudia does the only thing that makes sense to a woman whose world has been stolen twice. She stands on the edge of a bridge at 2 a.m. and prepares to let go.Raymond Xavier wasn't supposed to be there.He wasn't supposed to stop. Wasn't supposed to sit beside a stranger in the dark and talk until sunrise. Wasn't supposed to care. But Raymond has never been very good at walking away from broken things — especially when they're beautiful.What begins as kindness slowly becomes something neither of them has a name for. Through therapy sessions and takeout dinners, through late nights and baby kicks and quiet moments that feel like home, Claudia learns what it means to be chosen — truly chosen — by someone who expects nothing in return.But love stories are never just love stories.When Raymond's ruthless business rival begins circling with blackmail and threats, Claudia starts pulling at threads she was never meant to find. And the face she uncovers in the wreckage of Raymond's secrets is the same face that haunts her every nightmare.His enemy. Her monster. The man from that night. Then Kenny comes back. Polished. Apologetic. Familiar in all the ways that feel like safety and are anything but.And Claudia makes the worst decision of her life. Some men break you in one moment. Others do it slowly, over years, in the home you thought was yours. And some men wait on bridges. Scarlet Lies & Diamond Tears is a sweeping, emotionally raw billionaire romance about survival, betrayal, the violence that hides behind expensive suits — and the extraordinary, quiet courage it takes to let yourself be loved after everything has tried to destroy you. For every woman who has ever had to rebuild herself from nothing. This one's for you.

The rules were simple. Carry his baby. Take his money. Feel nothing. Zara Ellison has exactly forty-five minutes to get across Manhattan, land the job of her dreams, and pretend the last three years of clawing her way up from nothing never happened. What she doesn't have time for is a six-foot-two billionaire stepping off a curb and drenching her in a puddle the size of a small ocean. She lets him have it. Every word with zero apologies. Then she walks into her interview and finds him sitting on the other side of the desk. Luca Cavendish — CEO of Cavendish Group, Manhattan's most powerful and most emotionally unavailable man — has no good reason to hire the woman who called him a " tailored disaster " on a public street. But her file is flawless, and if there's one thing Luca respects more than his pride, it's competence. He gives her the job. He tells himself it's purely business. Then he offers her something else entirely. His late wife's frozen embryos. A generous sum that would erase every debt Zara has ever known. A contract with one ironclad clause — no emotional attachment. It should be simple. Luca is grieving a woman he adored, engaged to someone perfectly suitable, and the last thing he needs is to feel anything for his surrogate. But then he proposes a babymoon — a wellness retreat in Zanzibar, just the two of them, strictly professional. Zanzibar, apparently, did not get the memo. Now Luca is breaking promises he swore on his late wife's grave, and Zara is falling for a man who belongs to someone else. When she discovers the truth about what his fiancée really wants — not just from Luca, but from the baby she's carrying — Zara has to decide how much she's willing to fight for. The contract said no feelings. Neither of them read the fine print.

She married him to save everything she had built with her hands. He married her to keep everything he had been handed at birth. Neither of them expected the wreckage that would follow. Amelia Flores is a woman made of quiet resilience. Her bakery, Flour Power, is not just a business — it is identity, and the only thing standing between her and ruin. When her family arranges her marriage to billionaire Alexander Haydere, she does not walk down the aisle with stars in her eyes. She walks down it with her chin up and her heart already braced for disappointment. Alexander Haydere is a man who has everything except the freedom to choose. Heir to the Haydere empire, he is deeply in love with Isabelle Vicente, a woman as beautiful as she is dangerous. But his parents have given him an ultimatum: marry Amelia, or forfeit every last cent of his inheritance. He chooses the empire. Their marriage is a cold and loveless performance. Alexander is distant, cruel in his indifference, and unfaithful. When Amelia falls pregnant, the joy she tries to nurture is quietly, violently stolen. First by the cruelty within her own home, and then by a rain-soaked road and a stranger's careless driving. She loses the baby. She nearly loses herself. But the accident is not the worst thing that happens to her inside the walls of the Haydere estate. When Amelia's memories begin to splinter and fade, it seems like mercy. It is not. Because buried beneath the amnesia is a truth so devastating it will shake the foundations of everything: a truth about Alexander's charming, attentive cousin, William, who was always so kind to her when Alexander was not. Isabelle eventually shows Alexander exactly who she is — she empties his accounts, abandons their infant daughter, Zita, and vanishes into the arms of another man without a backward glance. Alexander, hollowed out by betrayal and burdened with a child he must now fight to legally secure, finally understands the kind of destruction he helped build inside his own marriage. But understanding comes too late. Amelia is gone. She has taken her settlement, rebuilt Flour Power from the ground up, and, in a cruel twist of fate, married the very man who hurt her most — because she cannot remember that he did. When the memories return, they return like shattered glass. Amelia does not run. This time, she fights.

Sophia Sapphire was born with a dangerous power that killed her entire family by mistake. Exiled and hunted, she’s learned to survive alone. But her beauty makes her a target. Captured and sold to Alpha Rory Rydir of Widow’s Peak Pack, Sophia is thrown into his harem, treated like little more than a slave. He wants her for powerful bloodline and he thinks he can break her. Sophia fights back, slowly gaining his favour and his heart, and with it, the power to change everything. The Alpha’s war with her family has raged for a decade, and now it’s her chance to turn the tide. She’ll use her power and her beauty to win his trust, and perhaps, his Pack and her freedom. But revenge and redemption don’t come without a price and in this deadly game, only one will emerge victorious.

He rejected his fated mate. She cursed his true love. Now, fate wants its revenge. Selene was supposed to be nothing; an omega twin, destined to live in her sister’s shadow. But when Alpha Lugh rejected Ayla and chose Selene instead, Ayla did what no fated mate had ever done. She cursed Selene, erased her identity, and cast her out into the human world, ensuring she would never be remembered. For years, Selene lived a life that wasn’t hers, raising the child Lugh never knew existed. But curses don’t last forever. When Lugh finds her again, he doesn’t recognise the woman in front of him—yet his wolf does. The pull is still there. And Selene? She gradually remembers everything. The lies. The betrayal. The destiny stolen from her. Now, she returns not as a forgotten Luna, but as something far more dangerous—a woman once scorned & now knows her worth. Lugh may have defied fate once. But can he defy her?

Her role as an Omega in the Pack, is to serve. However, when fate take a sharp turn, she is compelled to pose as a princess and offered as a bridal sacrifice to the vicious Alpha of the adversary Draevenmoor Pack as a Peace Treaty. Maintaining her false identity is the only way for Naya to survive. However, when Cupid steps in and declares Prince Kael, the Alpha's mysterious son, to be her fated mate, everything changes. Naya and Kael are caught in a web of secrets and a forbidden love. The result of their love is an abomination—a child whose birth might start a war. And now, Naya’s child has to take on a false identity as the Alpha’s child. Kael is exiled and Naya is sent to prison when Kael’s best friend discovers their secret and exposes them. Determined, Kael raises an army from Naya's Pack, joining forces with Lira—who is now the Luna—to fight the Alpha together. Naya has to find a strength she never known now that battle is imminent. Will their enemies destroy them, or can their love endure?

Orion doesn’t believe in love, he believes in business and the stock market but when Calliope bursts into the doors of his office, he recognizes that he feels something. He appreciates her curt and terse personality, she’s the perfect candidate for his Proposal: he needs a bride and heir to satisfy his dying mother’s wish. Calliope finds herself in a dilemma. With student loans and her father’s gambling debts looming over her, she reluctantly accepts a marriage proposal from Orion. Their arrangement is simple: a marriage of convenience, with the promise of a divorce once his mother passes.She struggles to get used to her new life, balance her feelings for Orion and ignore outside forces trying to ruin their relationship. As they grow closer, his mother's illness creates pressure, forcing her to choose between her agreement and her desires.