Muse Alexander arrives in the mountains alone, seeking rest and anonymity inside a luxury resort meant to feel temporary. She moves quietly through the snow-dusted halls, unaware that the place she chose for peace is owned by a family whose power was built in silence and blood. For Muse, the vacation is supposed to last four months-long enough to breathe, reset, and leave unchanged. Dream "Dre" Winter doesn't visit the resort. He rules it. His family owns the mountain, the lodges, and the legacy buried beneath them. Groomed to inherit both wealth and consequence, Dre runs the business side with discipline while carrying the unspoken weight of how everything was earned. When he notices Muse, it isn't lust that pulls him toward her-it's recognition. She doesn't perform. She doesn't ask. She simply exists, and that unsettles him. Their connection grows quietly, shielded from spectacle. Private dinners, unspoken protection, mornings softened by snowfall and presence. But the peace doesn't go unnoticed. Sailor Kingsley- Dre's ex-girlfriend-refuses to be ignored. Beautiful, loud, entitled, and used to being untouchable, Sailor inserts herself into Muse's vacation at every turn, determined to remind everyone who she believes still belongs beside Dre. What Sailor doesn't understand is that Dre doesn't tolerate disruption-especially not toward what he's claimed. Every attempt to rattle Muse is met with firm correction, boundaries enforced without hesitation. Muse remains untouched by the noise, while Dre makes it clear where his loyalty lies. Because Muse was never just a guest. She became his muse. And Dre Winter doesn't let anyone interfere with what inspires him.

August Smith has survived by following orders and trusting procedure. As a decorated intelligence operative, she understands that discipline is the difference between control and chaos, life and death. Her world is built on classified files, sealed missions, and emotional distance. Fraternization is forbidden. Curiosity is dangerous. Feelings are a liability she cannot afford. Carter Bernard is power wrapped in uniform-high-ranking, precise, and untouchable. His authority extends beyond rank into operations that never reach official reports. When August is placed under his command as a protected asset, the rules become harder to define. He is not supposed to look at her twice. She is not supposed to react when he does. But every briefing tightens the space between command and compromise. As missions escalate and secrets stack higher, the line between handler and asset fractures. What begins as controlled proximity turns volatile, threatening careers, clearances, and lives. In a system built to eliminate emotional risk, August and Carter must decide what's more dangerous: breaking protocol, or obeying it. Because in this chain of command, love isn't just forbidden. It's disqualifying.

Trinity Parker is the Sweetheart of R&B - platinum albums, sold-out tours, and a smile the world thinks is real.But someone out there is obsessed with her... and getting closer every day. When the threats turn violent, her team hires Amir "Saint" Bishop - a quiet, intimidating, ex-military bodyguard with one job: protect Trinity at all costs. He moves into her penthouse. He shadows her every step. He guards her family like they're his own. And the closer he gets, the harder it becomes to pretend she doesn't feel safe with him. Seen by him. Wanted by him. One night changes everything. A moment of fear becomes a moment of weakness... A moment of weakness becomes a night they can't forget... And a night they can't forget becomes the most dangerous secret she's ever kept. He swore he'd never cross the line with a client.She swore she'd never give her heart away again. But her stalker isn't the only threat anymore. Falling for each other might be the one thing neither of them can protect against.

𝐈𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐚 𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤 𝐢𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮?