Clara Bennett should have stayed in her car. Instead, she stepped into the rain to help a stranger bleeding in the road. His first request was simple. “No police.” Damian Wolfe was everything she should have avoided—dangerous, possessive, and far too accustomed to getting his way. Yet when her family betrayed her and her old life fell apart, he was the man who came for her. Marrying him was supposed to give her somewhere safe to stand. She never expected him to remember how she liked her coffee. To warm her cold feet in his hands. To build a home with room for her dreams, even when he feared those dreams would take her away. Clara knew how to survive without love. Learning to recognize it might cost her the one man she couldn’t bear to lose.

My Maid’s Daughter Gave Me a Christmas Gift. Everyone in Chicago knew better than to enter Gabriel Marchetti’s private study without permission. Then his maid’s four-year-old daughter walked past his armed guards with a crooked Santa hat and a little red box. “I have a Christmas gift for you, mister. Please don’t be sad anymore.” Gabriel hadn’t laughed in years. Maisie nearly changed that. Then he opened her present. Inside was a piece of the blue scarf his brother had been wearing when he vanished four years ago. Gabriel had believed Luca betrayed their family. But a frightened mother, a hidden letter, and a child’s innocent gift are about to force him to question the people he trusted most. Somebody knows why his brother disappeared. And that somebody has been working in his house for three years.

Avery transmigrates into another world—and finds herself selling her own stepbrother to a slave trader. She looks at the arrogant buyer before her, then at the stepbrother behind her, his face empty of hope. She pushes away the beast crystals being offered. “I’m not selling him.” But after taking him home, she discovers they have nothing but bare walls. Without selling someone, they really might not survive. Her other stepbrother is away with the hunting party, but his share of the meat is barely enough to feed Avery alone. Three people in the household. Two going hungry. Yet both brothers work tirelessly, never complaining, too timid to stand up for themselves. What else can Avery do? She touches her own animal ears, rolls up her sleeves, and gets to work feeding her brothers. … A few world-building details: Females retain a partly animal form, while males ordinarily look human and shift into beasts when hunting. The extent of their transformations and mutations depends on their rank…

Four years ago, Ethan was the most feared Alpha warrior in the Northern Kingdom—until a forbidden betrayal changed his bloodline, turned him into an Omega, and bound him to the one man he was never supposed to love. Fenrir. The ruthless Wolf King. His greatest rival. His forbidden mate. Ethan escaped with a secret: Fenrir's unborn child. But when their three-year-old son, Leo, marches into the royal throne room and calls the terrifying king “Daddy,” the past comes crashing back. Fenrir finds his runaway mate, only to discover something even more impossible. Ethan is pregnant again. With his second child. Now, ancient bloodline secrets threaten the kingdom, powerful elders want control of their children, and a possessive Alpha King must learn that love cannot be commanded. One runaway Omega. Two royal heirs. And a Wolf King willing to burn his kingdom to protect his family. A gripping M/M Omegaverse romance filled with forbidden love, secret babies, jealous Alphas, royal conspiracies, and a hard-won happily ever after.

Three years ago, Adrian Blackwell believed another woman's tears—and destroyed Claire Bennett's career. He never knew she was raising his son. Now Claire has returned to television with five-year-old Noah, a boy who can negotiate a bargain, solve a puzzle, and spot a fake smile before the cameras do. One viral clip brings them everything Claire needs: paid work, a fresh start, and a chance to stop running. It also brings Adrian. The resemblance is impossible to ignore. So is his demand to know why she kept Noah from him. But while Adrian wants answers, the woman he once protected wants Claire gone again. This time, she's willing to use Claire's child to make it happen. Claire has already lost her name, her career, and years of her life. She won't let them take her son's voice too.

Emily Carter is barefoot beneath a mafia boss's desk when her husband walks in and tells him she's unstable. For three years, Derek has controlled her money, her friendships, and the story everyone believes about their marriage. Tonight, Emily has nowhere left to run. But Alexander Moretti refuses to hand her over. Then Derek mentions her dead father's name—and the man who hasn't flinched at a single threat suddenly loses his composure. Emily thought she was escaping a cruel husband. Now she must uncover what he has been searching for, why Alexander knew her father, and how much of her marriage was a lie.

A sniper's bullet took my ability to walk. For two years, I made everyone in my mansion pay for what I couldn't get back. Then Emma Carter arrived. She needed a paycheck, not my approval. She cleaned through my temper, refused to follow my worst orders, and stayed when pain left me unable to hide how badly I needed help. I started listening for her footsteps. Watching the clock. Finding excuses to keep her in the room. Then one night, I woke with someone beside me. My hand reached for the gun beneath my pillow—until I saw my maid asleep in my bed. Everyone else knew better than to get that close. Emma was becoming the one person I couldn't bear to send away.

For a hundred years, Evander Vale loved the woman everyone feared. He shared his life with Seraphine, healed her broken magic, and helped her reclaim her place among the elven courts. Then she tore out his soul. To please a saint who had framed him, she burned his body and promised to bind his spirit to another man's sword. When asked whether she would miss him, she said, "He is only my familiar." Evander has seven days to survive—and one chance to escape. This time, he intends to leave nothing behind. Not even his love for her. But some bonds survive the worlds that separate them. And the woman who destroyed him may be far more dangerous when she realizes he is gone.

For two years, I loved Sebastian Hale, the brilliant surgeon who never seemed to need me. On our anniversary, I asked for a hug. He told me to go home. When I finally left him, he let me. Then a car accident erased the last two years of my life. I woke up believing we had only just fallen in love. But the man beside my hospital bed was nothing like the cold boyfriend I remembered. His eyes were bloodshot. His hands trembled. And when I reached for him, he held me as though letting go would destroy him. He said we were still together. My best friend said I had already walked away. Someone was lying about the life I couldn’t remember. And the closer I got to Sebastian, the more I wondered: had he never loved me, or had he been hiding something far more dangerous?