“You killed my father.” The dragon prince smiled. “I went to a great deal of trouble to be captured by you.” Commander Lucian Winters has the man he blames for his father’s murder in chains. He only needs to reach into Kaelen’s mind and find the truth. Then the chains snap. Kaelen knows Lucian’s scent. He remembers the winter they met. And he remembers a promise he made to a boy in the snow fifteen years ago, on a night someone erased from Lucian’s memory. When Lucian’s own house brands him a traitor and orders his execution, he has to run with the dragon he swore to kill. Kaelen knows what happened on the night Lucian’s father died. The longer they spend together, the harder it gets for Lucian to decide what scares him more: that Kaelen might be telling the truth, or that he wants the dragon to stay even after he’s heard it. Then Kaelen leaves a golden mark on his throat, and Lucian discovers just how much a dragon means when he says he’ll never let go.

Eight years after Gabriel Moretti’s funeral, Adrian Cole still wears his ring. Gabriel was his sworn brother, his boss, and the man Adrian loved in silence. When Gabriel died, Adrian made himself one promise: he would keep Gabriel’s son safe. Now twenty-year-old Miles Moretti has a very different idea of what he wants from Adrian. When a stranger reaches for Adrian in a crowded nightclub, Miles steps between them. Then, in front of a room full of men who will remember every word, he tells Adrian he loves him. Adrian can walk out of the club. He can order a car. He can tell himself Miles will come to his senses in the morning. But Miles knows Adrian well enough to hear what he leaves unsaid. And every time Adrian reaches for Gabriel’s ring, he has to ask himself how much of his life he still owes to the past.

Brielle Dawson has spent eleven years blaming herself for the night her sister disappeared. When three armed men threaten a grandmother and a little girl outside her diner, she refuses to stand helplessly by again—even with a gun aimed at her chest. She has no idea she’s protecting the family of Matteo Moretti, Chicago’s most feared mafia boss. Matteo wants to repay her. His daughter wants her to stay. And Brielle is finding it dangerously easy to want a place in their lives. Then Matteo’s mother recognizes the girl in Brielle’s battered childhood photograph. Her missing sister once came to the Moretti family for help. To discover what happened afterward, Brielle must trust a man whose family name appears in the very records that could explain her sister’s disappearance—and decide whether the home he offers is one she can choose for herself.

Everyone at the billionaire charity gala treated Dante Moretti's autistic son like an embarrassment. Everyone except me. I was just a waitress trying to survive another exhausting shift when I saw eight-year-old Leo trembling beneath the grand staircase, overwhelmed by the noise and cruel whispers around him. I knelt beside him and gently tapped the marble floor four times. I never expected him to respond. And I certainly never expected his father—the most feared mafia boss in New York—to order his guards to investigate me. But when Dante tried to send me away, Leo grabbed my apron and whispered: **"Daddy, please don't make her go. She's the only one who asked me what I needed."** One unexpected moment brought me into the Moretti family's world. Behind Dante's ruthless reputation, I discovered a lonely father desperate to understand his son. And behind Leo's quiet eyes was a little boy who simply wanted someone to listen. I never intended to fall for a dangerous man. I never imagined loving his son like my own. But sometimes, the family you never knew you needed is the one that chooses you first. **His son chose me. But would his father ever let himself love me?**

For six years, Vincent Moretti ruled Chicago with an iron fist and a heart that had forgotten how to love. Until a four-year-old girl in an oversized black suit marched into his office. "I'm your new bodyguard, Mr. Vincent!" For the first time since his wife's death, the feared mafia boss laughed. But hours later, his most precious possession—his late wife's gold watch—disappeared. His trusted security chief accused Rosa Delgado, the little girl's single mother, of stealing it. Just as Vincent was about to make a decision, Lily stepped forward. "He's lying! I saw him put it in Mommy's pocket!" One innocent accusation exposed a dangerous secret. The man Vincent had trusted for ten years was hiding a betrayal that threatened his entire empire. Now, as enemies close in, Vincent must protect a brave little girl and the beautiful woman who refuses to bow to him. He thought he was saving them. He never imagined they would be the ones to save his heart.

For five years, I loved Julian Mercer. I answered every call, endured every humiliation, and convinced myself that one day, he would finally choose me. Then, at his birthday party, I heard him laugh. “He's not my boyfriend. I only invited him to serve drinks.” When I asked if he'd ever loved me, his answer was simple. “No.” That was the night I discovered something far worse than his rejection. I was trapped inside a toxic romance novel—one where I was destined to suffer for a hundred chapters before forgiving the man who destroyed me. So I decided to rewrite the ending. I disappeared. And when the world believed I was dead, I woke up in the care of Adrian Sterling—Crown City's coldest billionaire and Julian's most powerful rival. Adrian gave me everything Julian never had: patience, tenderness, and the freedom to choose. Then he confessed a secret. He'd been in love with me for six years. But just when I finally began falling for someone new, Julian discovered I was alive. And the man who never wanted me suddenly refused to let me go. This time, however, I wasn't waiting to be chosen. **I'd already chosen someone else.**

Five powerful Alphas. One unwanted Omega. A marriage none of them wanted—until everything changed. Elliot Vale was accused of betraying the Blackthorn Pack. The five most powerful Alphas despised him, humiliated him, and swore they would never accept him as their mate. Then the Pack Elder announced an ancient law: Elliot must choose one of them to marry. Damien, the ruthless Alpha King. Ryder, the savage warrior. Adrian, the coldhearted healer. Sebastian, the arrogant aristocrat. And Lucas, the reckless youngest heir. They all rejected him. But when the truth behind Elliot's supposed betrayal begins to unravel, the five Alphas discover they may have destroyed the only person who ever truly protected them. Now the men who once wanted him gone are desperate for his forgiveness. Five possessive Alphas. Five broken hearts. One Omega who has finally learned his worth. **They once fought to reject him. Now they'll fight each other to be chosen.**

For seven years, Elliot loved billionaire CEO Adrian Sterling, only to discover he was nothing more than a substitute for Adrian's first love. Heartbroken, Elliot finally walks away—and finds comfort in the arms of Julian Bennett, the brilliant mathematician who never forgot him. But when Adrian realizes what he's lost, he refuses to let Elliot go. Now, caught between a possessive ex and a first love who never stopped waiting, Elliot must decide who truly deserves his heart.

After a car accident wipes out four years of his memory, billionaire CEO Adrian Hayes wakes up to the most shocking news of his life: he's been married to a man for three years. There's just one problem. Adrian is absolutely convinced he's straight. Then gorgeous, sweet, and dangerously charming Elliot Parker walks into his hospital room, and Adrian falls head over heels at first sight. Unfortunately, Elliot is already married. Determined to win him over, Adrian decides to steal Elliot from his mysterious husband—completely unaware that he's trying to steal his own husband! Between jealous outbursts, embarrassing romantic dreams, forgotten honeymoon memories, and kisses that feel strangely familiar, Adrian discovers that losing his memory might be the most ridiculous way to fall in love with the same man twice. But when the truth about their imperfect marriage begins to surface, will falling in love again be enough to give them a second chance?

The Last Man I Should Want Eight months ago, Rafael Costa kissed me like he’d been waiting years to do it. The next morning, he told a reporter I meant nothing to him. Now he’s sitting in my locker room, wearing my club’s shirt—and asking for a second chance. We’re supposed to compete for a starting place. Instead, he’s saving me breakfast, falling asleep beside me on away trips, and making it increasingly difficult to remember why I promised to keep my distance. I can handle him being my rival. I’m less prepared for how much I like having him as my boyfriend. Especially when there are cameras everywhere—and neither of us is particularly good at keeping our hands to ourselves.