Sable built her life on rules. No attachments. No names that mattered. No letting anyone close enough to break her. In a world where she learned how to survive by staying untouched, she thought she had it figured out. Then he came along. He didn't mean to stay. He didn't mean to matter. And he definitely didn't mean to ruin her. But some people don't just enter your life. Some people stay in it long after they're gone. And Sable should have known- he was never going to leave her the same.

Bound to Consequences Sequel to Bound with No Attachments No rules. No control. No escape. Sable Rowen doesn't look back. She left the city, the club, and the only man who ever made her question her own rules. Vegas was supposed to be a reset. New name. New empire. No attachments. But some choices don't stay behind. They follow. Caleb Romano never wanted the life his father built. He walked away once-and paid for it. This time, walking away isn't an option. Because Sable isn't just caught in the aftermath anymore. She is the consequence. When power shifts, lines blur, and control starts slipping through their fingers, one thing becomes clear- You can run from people. You can run from the past. But you can't run from what you chose. And in a world where everything has a price... They're about to find out exactly what they owe. -

Six months ago, they made a choice. They stayed. Now, they have to live with it. Sable returned to New York City thinking she could take back control-her club, her life, her rules. She was wrong. Because Caleb didn't just follow her back. He brought his world with him. And in that world, nothing comes without a cost. Not loyalty. Not power. Not love. Massimo Tucci is dead-but men like him don't disappear quietly. They leave enemies. They leave consequences. They leave blood. Now, with his father pulling strings from the shadows and a war building beneath the surface, Caleb is forced to choose: Stay in control... or become everything he tried to escape. And Sable? She's not running anymore. But staying might destroy her. Some choices don't set you free. Some choices bind you forever.