She lost everything in the fire… except the one man who might just save her life.

Lily Maroney's world turns to ash when a devastating fire reduces her apartment, and everything she owns, to rubble. Left homeless and shaken, she's stunned when the firefighter who pulled her from the flames offers her a temporary place to stay. Thomas Jameson is everything she shouldn't lean on: protective, intense, and hiding scars of his own. But safety has never felt so real… or so dangerous.

But Tommy has demons, too, and the heat between them might just ignite something neither of them is ready for. As secrets unravel and obsession turns deadly, they'll have to fight not just for love, but for survival.

Hudson Asher is my brother’s best friend and my number one enemy—I think.

One accident later, and I can’t remember the last three years or the exact reason why my childhood nemesis and I still refuse to hold a civil conversation.

Heck, I didn’t even know he had moved back to our small town of Lovers until I woke up in the hospital and he was the only one sitting next to my bed.

Suddenly, I’m living a life that doesn’t sound like me. My brother is an overprotective babysitter, and I only want to be treated normally.

There’s only one person who doesn’t treat me like broken glass: Hudson.

Appearing on his doorstep one night and inviting myself to stay for a while wasn’t part of his plans, but it turns out the former hockey player whose career ended way too soon might need me in his life just as much as I need him.

We can team up and help each other heal, but what happens when or if my memory comes back? Which version of Hudson will I choose to keep: the one I can’t stand or the one I can’t live without?

I took a nanny job to start over—and fell for the billionaire who doesn’t even remember me.

I thought I could keep my distance. He didn’t recognize me, and that was supposed to make it easier. But Ethan Blackwood is colder than I expected—grieving, powerful, and frustratingly off-limits.

He’s also the man I met once at a charity gala. The one night that changed everything for me… and nothing for him.

Now I’m living in his house, caring for his daughter Lily.

I tell myself I’m here for her.

But every day, it gets harder to ignore the way he looks at me—I see his walls cracking.

Then one steamy night… I fall—fast, hard, stupid.

Until I overhear a heated call from his office.

He shuts me out completely—more distant, colder than ever. No explanations. No apology.

And when every sign tells me to walk away… I don’t know how to leave the man I was never supposed to love.

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Three weeks to fall in love … or lose it all.

Dr. Ben Friedman’s mental health clinic, The Well Space, has helped hundreds of patients with mental health issues live better lives. But Ben doesn’t need any help for himself. He’s got it all under control, even though he suffers from worsening panic attacks and hasn’t been to the office in a month.

Florist delivery driver Nell uses her green thumb and sheer optimism to get by, but under the surface, her roots are withering. The rent is late, her son is sick, and to top it all off, she woke up to an eviction notice. When she knocks on the wrong door and drops her flower arrangement, it’s just one more mistake to smooth over with a smile. But the grumpy, formally dressed man at the door sees right through her cheerful front.

An unexpected connection sparks between them as Nell helps Ben through a panic attack on his porch. To thank her, Ben orders flowers for every patient in his practice. Nell agrees to deliver them—but only if he comes along for the ride. A blossoming attraction in the florist delivery van leads them to try a three-week trial run for dating. Three weeks to see if Ben can step out of his comfort zone, and if Nell can overcome her painful past and nourish her long-forgotten goals.

She was born to light… but the shadows have other plans.

In a village that worships light and fears the dark, Selene Arkwright has spent her life pretending to belong. She mixes herbs in her father’s apothecary, steals hours with Owen in the forge, and hides the shadow magic burning beneath her skin.

When a child disappears into the forest, Selene calls on her power—and what answers isn’t light. It’s darkness. The magic she’s long tried to conceal saves a life… and threatens to destroy her world.

Now the whispers have started. Owen’s love turns to fear, and the girl who was meant to heal becomes the one everyone fears and envies.

Then a letter arrives—black wax, gold script, a sigil of sun and moon entwined. The Academy of Dusk and Dawn has chosen her.

With that seal, Selene’s life splits in two: the ordinary world she knows, and the magical academy adventure she was born for. Caught between light and shadow, forbidden love, and a coming-of-age story filled with secrets, whispers, and supernatural intrigue, Selene must decide if she will embrace the darkness—and the magic that could change everything.

Off the grid and on the run since she was a teen, Sara Wilde has made a name for herself as an artifact hunter with an edge—finding the most magical treasures on the planet with the flip of a Tarot card.
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But when she’s hired to steal a powerful fertility idol on the last night of Carnival, Sara discovers her rough-and-tumble skills are no match for the new, mysterious buyer she’s attracted. Rich, demanding, and sexy as sin, this Magician promises to be nothing but trouble. Yet, for what he’s willing to shell out for her services, Sara can afford the risk.
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Or so she thinks.
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As the danger—and the payoffs—mount, the power of Tarot leads Sara from the rollicking party of Rio de Janeiro to the grand historical cemeteries of Savannah, then on to the ostentatious museum halls of New York City. Meanwhile, the relentless Magician weaves an ever more seductive spell, hinting at a world she’s barely glimpsed.
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To keep from getting burned by passion, power, or betrayal, Sara’s going to need some Wilde Magic.

Finding her fated mate is already a surprise for Lottie. Discovering he's a demon prince is a whole other level.

Determined to break free of the expectations of her family, moth fairy Lottie is excited to be starting university along with all the other monsters. But the last thing she expects is to find her fated mate, or for him to be her fated mate.

The moment he meets Lottie, demon prince Archie knows that she's special. Now all he needs to do is prove it to her. Luckily for him, she seems more than a little enchanted by his tail.

As the two of them spend more time together, they realise that there's no denying the bond between them.

Caina Amalas was once a deadly Ghost nightfighter, a spy and agent of the Emperor of Nighmar. Now she only wishes to live quietly with her husband.

But civil war grips the Empire, and Caina's skills are needed against the cruel sorcerers of the malevolent Umbarian Order.

And Caina has a dangerous connection to the Umbarians.

For Caina's mother had many secrets, secrets that might yet kill Caina herself...

Marked by an ancient prophecy wielded by the gods. Shackled to a dark, enigmatic stranger. And prey to a powerful adversary seeking vengeance. Her life will never be the same again...

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Intrigue and danger enter Brydie MacKay's life when Gage walks into her carefully controlled world. He brings news that her grandmother has died, and as her last living relative, Brydie has inherited her estate and must travel to Scotland to accept her legacy and all it entails. Brydie doesn't want the inheritance, not after the way she was treated, and when a series of actions unfold that illustrate her 'legacy' is not just a physical entity but a turbulent birthright proclaiming she is the descendant of the Celtic winter goddess, Cailleach Bheur, she tries to run.
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But Gage won't take no for an answer. He has his own role to fulfil and will do whatever it takes to ensure Brydie returns to Scotland with him—even if that means taking her against her will.

When Cuban-American former intelligence operative Alex Cardenas uncovers a rigged billion-dollar IPO linked to Havana and Beijing, he triggers an international firestorm. Alongside Julia Estrada—a rising star in global finance with secrets of her own—Alex finds himself on the run from Cuban hit squads, rogue intelligence agents, and silent partners with deep pockets and even deeper motives.

What begins in New York’s financial district erupts into a deadly chase through Paris, Madrid, Zurich, and beyond. But it’s not just about money anymore. It’s about control. And someone has loaded the dice.

As Alex and Julia try to stay one move ahead, they uncover a shadow operation threatening to shift the balance of global power—a scheme where Wall Street, Havana, and Beijing are only pieces on the board. To survive, they’ll have to outwit elite killers, expose a multinational conspiracy, and launch a dangerous counterstrike of their own.

The odds are impossible. The stakes are global. The dice are already rolling.

Welcome to Bliss High, rated one of the top schools in the nation for its high test scores and outstanding academic reputation. It's also the perfect place to commit murder.
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Natalie knows. She knows sweet, oblivious Mandy, is meant to be hers. Lifelong friends. Forever. And Natalie won't let anyone stand in the way.

Mandy Wright is the sweetest girl at Bliss High, but unfortunately, she's also naive. She has it all: the hottest boyfriend, straight A's, the lead in the school play, everything...but a loyal friend.
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You see, Natalie knows things no one else does. Like the fact that Mandy's closest friends are scheming to bring her down. That her boyfriend is cheating on her. That they're all rotten, festering in their deceit, and Mandy, dear, innocent Mandy, can't see it. But Natalie does, and she will make them pay.
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She'll tear their dark secrets from them, one by agonizing one, and when all their lies are revealed, Natalie will make them pay the price for their betrayal, even if that means getting blood on her hands. Because when the last lies choke on their tongues, when the last screams fade, only then can Natalie and Mandy be best friends, the way it was always meant to be.