Five powerful Alpha generals rescued a broken Omega from an illegal laboratory. But when they opened his iron cage, he dropped to his knees and begged to stay. For twenty-three years, Eli Rowan had known nothing but fear, punishment, and the cold metal of his suppression collar. He couldn't speak. He couldn't trust. And he had never experienced kindness without expecting pain in return. Adrian Blackwood and his four fellow Alpha generals had conquered battlefields and commanded armies. Yet none of them knew how to convince one terrified Omega that he was finally safe. They gave him a luxurious bed. He slept on the floor. They offered him food. He hid bread for later. They promised never to hurt him. He trembled whenever they approached. Determined to earn his trust, five ruthless warriors began learning the gentlest kind of love. But as Eli slowly discovered warmth, affection, and the courage to make his own choices, all five Alphas found themselves falling for the same fragile Omega. And when the empire came to reclaim him, the generals faced an impossible choice: surrender the Omega they loved—or risk everything to protect his freedom. **Five dangerous Alphas. One wounded Omega. A love powerful enough to break an empire.**

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.

Mason Carter has the perfect roommate. Adrian Bennett cooks his meals, reminds him to eat something other than instant noodles, and somehow puts up with his terrible sleeping habits. They bicker over groceries, steal each other's clothes, and spend most evenings together on the couch. They're practically an old married couple. At least, that's what Mason likes to joke. Then Adrian drops a bombshell: he's gay, his ex-boyfriend is getting married, and he needs Mason to pretend to be his boyfriend at the wedding. Easy enough, right? Except one fake kiss turns out to be a little too convincing. Suddenly, Mason can't stop noticing Adrian's lips, his hands, or the way his heart races whenever they get too close. And when Adrian finally gets tired of waiting for something that may never happen, he starts pulling away. No more late-night meals together. No more falling asleep on the same couch. And worst of all? Adrian starts dating someone else. Mason insists he's not jealous. He's straight, after all. So why does watching another man make Adrian smile feel like losing the one person who has always been his home?

I meant to stop having a crush on my boss. Unfortunately, my farewell involved kissing his photograph. Even more unfortunately, Adrian Vale was standing behind me. After a year of managing his schedule and pretending not to notice his mouth, I’m ready to recover my dignity. I’ll do my job, pursue my transfer, and stop staying late just to spend time with him. Adrian seems to have a problem with that plan. Suddenly, he’s bringing me coffee. Asking about my weekends. Inviting me to dinners that sound suspiciously like dates. I know how to handle a demanding boss. I have absolutely no idea how to handle one who wants to kiss me back. A sweet, witty M/M office romance about an exposed crush, a surprisingly determined boss, and learning to believe you’re wanted.

I had a perfectly reasonable crush on my sweet, pretty roommate. Unfortunately, Chase Walker had apparently appointed himself Noah’s personal bodyguard—and decided I was the threat. Then Noah climbed into my bed, tipped up my chin, and proved there was absolutely nothing innocent about him. That should’ve settled things. Except I kissed Chase to shut him up. Apparently, that was his first kiss. Now one roommate keeps sneaking into my bed, the other wants another chance at my mouth, and the campus gossip page is having the time of its life. They both want me to choose. Honestly? I think they should learn to behave first.