Eighteen-year-old Lena Carter never felt like she belonged, but when she shifts into a wolf for the first time, everything changes. Captured by the Lunar Order, a secret group that hunts young werewolves, she learns she is a Moonborn—a rare werewolf with the ability to shift at will. The Order sees her as a threat and plans to take her power before the next full moon. With the clock ticking, Lena escapes with Ethan, a rogue werewolf who knows more about the Order than he lets on. Now, hunted and desperate for answers, she must uncover the truth about her lineage, control the power surging inside her, and decide whether to run—or fight. Because if the Order catches her again, she won’t just lose her freedom—she’ll lose everything. Find out more in The Moonbound!

Sophia Carter is fighting to save her family’s historic bookstore, Carter’s Corner, the last connection to her late father’s legacy. But with mounting debts and a ruthless developer closing in, she’s running out of options. Enter Damien Blackwood, a cold, calculating billionaire who always gets what he wants. When he offers to buy the bookstore, Sophia refuses—until a powerful rival threatens both her livelihood and Damien’s empire. To protect their interests, Damien proposes a marriage of convenience: one year as his wife, and he’ll save the bookstore. Reluctantly, Sophia agrees, but their fake marriage quickly becomes complicated. Forced to live together, their initial hatred turns into fiery attraction. Damien, who’s always kept emotions at arm’s length, finds himself drawn to Sophia’s strength and passion. Sophia, meanwhile, begins to see the vulnerable man beneath Damien’s cold exterior. But when Sophia uncovers a dark secret from Damien’s past, she feels betrayed and walks away. Damien, realizing he’s fallen for her, must now prove he’s changed. In a grand gesture, he saves the bookstore and gives it back to her—no strings attached. Can Sophia trust the man who once saw love as a transaction? Or will their marriage of convenience become a vow of forever?