For nine years, Catherine “Cat” Bennett kept the clients happy, the projects moving, and her shrinking team afloat. Then HR offered her a sixty percent pay cut. Same accounts. Same responsibilities. Less than half the salary. Her boss knew she was a single mother. He knew she had a mortgage and a son who needed asthma medication. He expected her to sign. Cat cried in her car instead. Then a former colleague called. Their biggest competitor had been trying to recruit her for years—and its CEO wanted a meeting. By the time Cat returned to give HR her answer, she had a signed offer in her bag. Her boss had prepared for an employee who couldn’t afford to leave. He hadn’t prepared for what losing her would cost.

Everyone knew better than to interrupt Alessandro Moretti’s private meetings. Then a little girl in a yellow dress walked in and asked to borrow him for a day. Sophia wanted swings, ice cream, and someone to sit beside her mommy on the park bench. Maria, the maid who had raised her, expected to lose her job. Instead, New York’s most feared mafia boss cleared his schedule. For one beautiful afternoon, Maria let herself imagine a life she had never dared to want. Then Sophia’s purple crayon uncovered a secret—and Alessandro discovered that the little girl holding his hand was his daughter. As buried lies unravel and Sophia’s birth mother returns, Maria fears the family forming around her will become the one thing she cannot keep. But Alessandro has begun looking at her differently. And being wanted by a man like him may be more dangerous to her heart than being feared by everyone else.

For three years, Nathaniel Hayes has searched for a way to help his daughter walk again. Then, at an elegant family celebration, nine-year-old Lily takes the hand of a barefoot boy—and rises from her wheelchair. Nathaniel is stunned. Lily’s grandfather wants the boy removed. But ten-year-old Noah Bennett hasn’t come looking for money or a miracle. He recognizes something in Lily that the adults around her haven’t understood. As an unlikely friendship brings laughter back into the house, Lily begins talking about the accident that killed her mother. And someone in the family has a reason to wish she’d stayed silent.

My roommate thinks I’m desperate to seduce him. My online boyfriend thinks I’m adorable. One makes me cry. The other sends me money, spoils me with gifts, and patiently listens while I complain about the arrogant jerk I live with. Dating Z started as a way to pay my college bills. A cheap wig, a dress, and one viral video had given him the wrong impression. I never expected to fall for him. Now I want to meet the man behind the messages. But my roommate has started acting strangely. He apologizes. Brings me my favorite food. Blushes when I get too close. And when I send Z a teasing photo, a chair crashes across our room. Apparently, my boyfriend has a secret, too.

Julian Ashford once had enough money to keep Adrian Mercer in chains—and too little understanding of love to know why he wanted him to stay. Then Adrian destroyed his family’s fortune and waited for the spoiled young heir to come begging. Julian never did. Five years later, Julian delivers food through freezing rain, counts every dollar, and avoids the powerful man who ruined him. Adrian says he hates him. Julian believes him. But hatred doesn’t explain the car that follows him everywhere. The familiar candy beside his medicine. Or why Adrian keeps reaching for him after telling him to leave. Julian wants to call it even and move on. Then another man kisses him. That night, Adrian appears outside his door.

Emily Carter was hired to dance at a billionaire's charity gala. Instead, she became the evening's biggest joke. As wealthy socialites mocked her curves and laughed behind champagne glasses, Emily refused to stop dancing. But when a mysterious necklace slipped from her dress, billionaire Alexander Whitmore suddenly rose from his chair and shouted, "STOP THE MUSIC!" That necklace belonged to a Whitmore heiress who vanished decades ago. Now, the woman everyone humiliated may hold the key to...

I got blackout drunk with my **five roommates**. The next morning, I woke up alone in a hotel room—with red marks on my neck and no memory of what happened... Then Ethan admitted he was gay. Noah said my waist felt “just like last night.” And Mason asked if he’d disappointed me. So… which one of them knows what really happened?

The Wolf King Hid Our Son for Two Years—Then the Boy Called Me Daddy Ian was once the fiercest Alpha warrior of a rival pack. After losing a brutal war, he surrendered himself to protect his people and became the most dangerous prisoner in the Northern Wolf King’s fortress. Eric has spent his life rejecting fate, weakness, and the very idea of a destined mate. But when Ian’s hidden bloodline awakens during a public reckoning, their scents collide—and the two sworn enemies are revealed as a perfect match. Eric locks Ian inside his private chambers, determined to control the bond. Ian refuses to submit, turning every threat, touch, and confrontation into a battle neither man can truly win. Then a secret door opens. A three-year-old wolf cub runs straight into Ian’s arms, calls him “Daddy,” and exposes a truth Eric has concealed for two years. The child carries both their bloodlines—and enemies inside the pack will kill to possess his power. Forced to protect the family neither of them knew how to want, two rival Alphas must choose between pride and desire, vengeance and loyalty, captivity and a love powerful enough to unite their warring packs.