🎧 The Weight Of Honor is best experienced with the official Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2vuf3W7jTv8GYwrqRvbfel?si=99659b8f5d2445d2 The Weight of Honor is a military romance about what happens after the war ends when the wounds don't. Charlotte Underwood is a Marine raised on discipline, loyalty, and loss. Spencer Bass is a former SEAL who learned too young that saving everyone means breaking yourself in silence. They've lived parallel lives her brothers served beside him, her world shaped by the same war that hollowed him out. She becomes his assistant. He doesn't know she's that Underwood. She knows exactly who he is. Their connection is immediate, impossible, inevitable. And terrifying because neither of them believes they deserve the way they feel about each other. Just when they finally choose each other, Charlotte deploys. An IED takes her down. Her brothers drag her from the rubble. Spencer flies across the world and refuses to leave her bedside. Doctors tell him the truth she can't hear yet, she is five months pregnant. With triplets. His sons. For a month, he talks to her, holds her hand, begs her to stay. And the first thing she says when she wakes up is his name. They go home together, fragile, healing, learning how to breathe again. Charlotte walks away from the Marines. Spencer learns how to live without the battlefield. And together they build a future neither believed they'd survive to see. It's not a story about war. It's a story about the people who come back changed and the love strong enough to hold all the pieces. Because honor has weight. Because healing is a choice. Because some loves begin where survival ends.

Sage Elise Rothschild doesn't do weakness. As a decorated Marine Commando and heiress to one of Europe's most powerful banking dynasties, her life is ruled by discipline, legacy, and control. She's used to high stakes but nothing prepares her for him. Dean James Astor. CEO of Astor International. Billionaire. Domineering. Cold-blooded perfection in a three-piece suit. He's untouchable. Ruthless. And now... completely obsessed. Their worlds were never meant to collide. She's duty. He's desire. She's trained to resist. He's used to conquering. But when Sage is assigned to private security detail for the Astor family in London's elite corporate sphere, she quickly learns: Nice girls don't fall for the CEO... but maybe she was never that nice. Power. Obsession. Office politics. Family legacies. Let the war of seduction begin. 🎧 Official Playlist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5W7rX8pjYECD8Bhx0GW3SZ

Some love stories are born in the middle of chaos. Others grow quietly, in the waiting. Letters Through the Dust is a deeply emotional love story set in the long shadows cast by war. It follows two people marked by loss, bound by memory, and drawn together not by what they've survived, but by what they're still carrying. Harper Scotty Lane is a photographer trying to learn how to live again. One year after her father, a soldier, was killed in action, she remains anchored to grief, to the house he left behind on Hilton Head Island, and to a life that feels paused in mid-breath. When her best friends convince her to spend the summer in Cádiz, Spain, Harper hopes the distance might soften the ache. Instead, she finds herself capturing sunlit streets, quiet moments, and the familiar weight of absence through her lens. Noah James Carter is a Marine on leave with the Ghost Unit, carrying ghosts of his own. Haunted by fallen friends, responsibility toward his younger brother, and a past more closely tied to the Lane family than Harper realizes, Noah arrives in Cádiz seeking rest but expecting none. War has taught him how to endure, not how to come home. When their worlds collide, connection sparks slowly and cautiously. Seen first from a distance through Harper's camera, their bond forms in silences, shared understanding, and the unspoken recognition of grief in another's eyes. What grows between them is not loud or reckless, but steady, intimate, and fragile, shaped by letters written and words left unsaid. Surrounded by loyal friends, sibling tensions, and the lingering presence of those lost to war, Harper and Noah must decide whether love is worth the risk when the future is uncertain and deployment looms once more. At its heart, Letters Through the Dust is about the people left behind and the quiet courage it takes to keep loving when loss feels inevitable. Because sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is stay.