For ten years, Seraphina Thorne was the invisible architect of the Sterling family's success. She was their nurse, their financier, and their silent shadow. Their reward? A glass of poisoned wine and a shallow grave. They thought they had buried the perfect wife. They were wrong. Waking up in the body she once let wither, Seraphina returns with a heart turned to stone and a mind sharpened into a blade. She is no longer the woman who serves; she is the ghost who collects. To topple the empire that discarded her, she seeks out the only man as ruthless as her rage: Adrien Valerius. Known as the King of Ashes, Adrien rules with an iron fist and a frozen heart. He doesn’t believe in ghosts, but when Seraphina walks into his boardroom—not as a victim, but as a predator—he realizes he hasn’t found a partner; he’s found his equal. Bound by a contract of vengeance, they are two apex predators navigating a world of blood and betrayal. They expect her to break. Instead, she’s going to burn their world to ash. "I didn't come back to reclaim my life," she whispered. "I came back to end yours."

Seven years of silence. One chance encounter. Elena never thought she would see Liam again, especially not as the man who acquired her company. They were once inseparable, but a bitter heartbreak and a wall of pride tore them apart. Now, Liam is engaged to a woman who has tormented Elena for years. As old secrets surface and hidden pain is unmasked, Elena must decide: is this their chance to rewrite the ending, or are they forever destined to repeat the past?

“You will lose,” Balian Draven said lightly, as if discussing weather instead of fate.“Humans do not fall in love with monsters on command.” Rothgar did not answer immediately. Because monsters, in his experience, always fell in love first. With power. With fear. With inevitability. And humans? Humans always followed. “Define loss,” Rothgar finally said. Balian smiled. “A hundred women,” he said. “Six months. One proposal each. They must say yes willingly.” A pause. Then, amused: “No possession. No coercion. No tricks from the Abyss.” That last part made something in Rothgar’s expression sharpen—barely. “I do not need tricks,” he said. Balian leaned forward slightly. “Good. Then we have a wager.”

Bella saved a life and ended up in a contract marriage with the powerful Mason Quinn. For three years, she played the perfect, devoted wife, helping him scale the corporate ladder while waiting for the day their agreement would end. But when Mason’s first love, Linda, returns, the facade crumbles. Cast aside, insulted, and nearly killed for the sake of his "one true love," Bella realizes that her kindness was her greatest weakness. With the help of Mason’s rival, she begins a ruthless descent into vengeance. The billionaire who thought she was replaceable is about to learn that she was the only thing holding his empire together.

Every century, the human world pays a debt. One bride is sent to the vampire kingdom. Ruby Kingsley volunteered—not out of bravery, but to save her best friend. She expected political schemes, a terrifying court, maybe even death. What she didn’t expect was the vampire prince who refused to leave her alone. Dion Lancaster is centuries-old, powerful, and deadly. He was supposed to view her as a mere bride, a political pawn. But from the moment she arrived, something changed. He starts showing up where she is, watching her, guarding her, and—despite his insistence that humans are “annoying”—acting jealous whenever anyone else comes close. Ruby, the girl who just wanted naps and quiet, now finds herself navigating: a palace full of secrets and intrigue a prince who is impossibly beautiful, terrifyingly possessive, and strangely… human in his obsession daily challenges of surviving the vampire court without losing her mind—or her life He says he isn’t interested. He says humans are weak. He says she’s nothing special. Then why does he: 🩸 track her movements 🩸 insist on being near her every day 🩸 whisper warnings that only she understands 🩸 look at her like she’s the only person left in the world

In the luxurious Whitman estate, secrets can be more dangerous than any enemy. When newborn Liam’s life is threatened by hidden plots and manipulated birth records, only Anna Collins, the devoted maid, can protect him. As loyalty, love, and deception collide, Anna becomes more than a caretaker—she becomes the family's anchor. Can she uncover the truth and safeguard the heir before the shadows of the past destroy everything?

On their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Vivian Hurst received two life-altering gifts. One was a medical diagnosis from her doctor: “Late-stage pancreatic cancer. Two months left, at most.” The other was from her husband, Sylvester: an invitation to his mistress's lavish beachside birthday party in Miami. For twenty-five years, Vivian had been the perfect, dutiful wife, enduring his coldness, his emotional absence, and his endless devotion to another woman. Broken and exhausted, she left a divorce paper, choosing to end her agonizing "lesson" of a marriage beneath the dark ocean waves. But when Vivian’s lifeless body was recovered, the devastating truth shattered Sylvester’s world. Paralyzed by profound regret and boundless grief, Sylvester wept until his heart broke—only to open his eyes and find himself thrown fifteen years back into the past. It is May 20, 2018. Vivian is still alive, and her cancer hasn't taken her yet. This time, the arrogant billionaire vows to tear up his contracts, burn down his old life, and spend every heartbeat begging for her forgiveness. But can a shattered soul truly learn how to love before the clock runs out?

Seraphina thought she married Christian, the gentle, noble heir to the Vanderbilt empire—the boy who had protected her since childhood. But after a night of breathless passion, the man in her bed whispers a single, devastating word in her ear: "Sister-in-law." Turning around, she stares into the dark, predatory eyes of Caspian—Christian’s wild, rebellious twin brother. For three years, the brothers played a sick game of deception. Christian gave up his marriage bed to pursue his mistress, while Caspian took his place, ruling her body and her heart under a stolen identity. Heartbroken and humiliated, Seraphina signs the divorce papers and vanishes to London, determined to erase the Vanderbilt name from her life forever. But when the truth of the brothers' obsession comes alive, the cold, ruthless Christian and the feral, broken Caspian both cross the Atlantic, ready to tear the world apart just to bring her home. But Seraphina is no longer their pawn. And this time, she’s not coming back.

For three years, Seraphina Cross poured her soul into a silent marriage with Ethan Vance, the ruthless heir of Vance Enterprises, knowing his vows were driven by a cutthroat inheritance clause rather than love. When the sudden death of the family patriarch shatters the last tie binding them, Ethan coldly demands a divorce. Driven to despair and silenced by a tragic accident that robs her of her voice, Seraphina vanishes into the rugged wilderness of the Scottish Highlands, leaving behind a tragic rumor of her death. Yet, just as Ethan realizes that the quiet warmth he so brutally pushed away was the only true anchor in his chaotic life, Seraphina returns—no longer the submissive wife, but a woman reborn. Swept into a storm of corporate betrayals, hidden wills, and a love that refuses to die, can a broken mermaid reclaim her voice, or will their second chance dissolve like foam in the open sea?

Ariel Winter, the Moon-Touched Luna, was born with a destiny no one could predict: two Alpha mates, two kingdoms, and a bond that defies every rule of prophecy. Rhys Evernight, the silent and steadfast protector, sees the heart beneath her responsibilities. Dorian Ashcroft, the fiery and commanding Alpha, ignites a passion she never expected. Neither demands a choice, yet both claim her in ways she cannot ignore. In a world of war, intrigue, and ancient magic, Ariel must navigate love, power, and her own heart. Will she ever discover who she truly belongs to—or is some bonds meant to remain unbroken?