He's the most feared man in Europe. She's the only one who makes him smile. And when a broken boy enters their lives, love becomes their greatest rebellion. Because in their world, family isn't just blood- it's everything. ____

The don of South America. Columbian and his wife who can't conceive, pressured into having an heir. a blood heir. So She adopts only to find out the little boy has an older brother. A teenager so when they decide to take in the broken teenager into their home they learn to love, blood or not. ------

She was rejected. Not because she was bad. But because she was too gentle for a world that worships strength. Rhea, a healer omega, cast aside when her fated mate chose her best friend instead. Humiliated. Discarded. Left with nothing but the belief that she's only valuable if she's useful. So she leaves. Rhea wanders into the forest, weak and ready to give up. There, she finds a dying wolf and uses the last of her strength to heal him, hoping to be useful one final time before collapsing. The wolf turns out to be Khan, a feared and powerful alpha from another pack. Instead of leaving her behind, he carries Rhea home and offers her something she has never had before: safety, acceptance, and a place where she truly belongs. As Rhea begins to heal alongside Khan, and forms an unbreakable bond with new friends, her past refuses to stay buried. When her former pack returns to claim her, Rhea must finally confront the betrayal that shattered her and prove that rejection did not make her weak. --- 🎬 Audiobook available on my YouTube channel!

Fawn Tessa Bonheur is a 23 year old, African American, heiress to a famous publishing company; Vender Publishing. Although she lives an extravagant financial life, she's never had anything close to a picture perfect romance Her fiance, Trent, is pleasing to the eyes and a great guy, but she can't shake the feeling that something's missing. One afternoon, after an average day at the company, Fawn comes home to a little baby girl in a car seat in front of her apartment, with nothing but adoption papers and a note in a baby bag. After searching for her parents, Fawn decides there's nothing left to do but adopt the little girl. With help from her family, friends, and a single mothers support group, will she be able to raise this baby? And, the pediatrician her support group suggested, Kevin Wilder, is a gentleman who may make her question love as she knows it. **Currently making edits and plot adjustments to the beginning of the book.**

Arabella is only three years old. She lives in a small, quiet house with a father who is often loud, angry, and absent even when he's there. Her mother is gone, and Arabella doesn't understand why-only that the house feels colder without her. One rainy night, Arabella is accidentally locked out of her home. While her father sleeps inside, lost in his own darkness, Arabella wanders into the night alone. She didn't know what love was, until some people came along, caring for her.

Carrisa Gheller is sweet like candy. The girl who is the living prototype of a good girl. She studies, she's kind, she's caring, and has always lived her life following the good girl code. The last person anyone would've thought to cross was the easily aggravated Aiden Ward. The archetype of a bad boy. He has an attitude problem, wears a leather jacket, and has always lived his life breaking rules. These two ding-dongs never expected their paths to mingle, but when they do... GOOD GIRL CODED

Neal has become sheltered and no longer lets people come close with him anymore after losing his father. His life has become regular until his mother tells him she is getting remarried to giant who has a son. Neal is not happy with with his, but can his new family help heal the wounds and finally get Neal to open himself back up?

New York never slept, but that night, the Ricci household did. The penthouse, usually filled with laughter, music, and the scent of fresh espresso, had fallen into an eerie silence. The soft hum of the baby monitor sat unnoticed on the bedside table. No one heard the creak of the nursery door. No one noticed the absence of breath from the bassinet. By morning, the world had changed. Three year old Alessandro Ricci was gone. The first scream came from Valentina, the eldest daughter. She was the one who found the empty crib, the soft blue blanket discarded on the floor. Then came the chaos-the panic in their father's voice as he barked orders in rapid Italian, the trembling in their mother's hands as she clutched the baby's last-worn onesie. The police swarmed in, news cameras soon followed, and for days, the Ricci's were a family under siege. A family in mourning. Days turned into weeks. Weeks into months. The trail went cold. The whispers began-speculations, doubts, cruel insinuations that an influential family like theirs should have been able to protect their own. But the Ricci's knew the truth. Someone had taken Alessandro. And three years later, as the city moved on, they never did. Because somewhere out there, their baby brother was waiting to come home.

Sometimes the Weirdest things happen for a reason. Alysha is a young, savvy book writer on the road to greatness. After a day of excitement and surprises she walks in on her fiance with yet another woman. Determined to make the best out of her Birthday gone wrong, she goes to the club, intending to drink 'til she was blind and Party 'til morning, only to wake up the next morning next to the last person she ever wanted to see, Kyle Phillips, former wannabee rapper turned playboy lawyer. Their one night stand leads them to something very unexpected.

Nine-year-old Addison has known only darkness - locked away in a basement, her world has been one of silence, fear, and isolation. But when Addison moves in with the Harrington brothers - the family she never knew she had - she faces the daunting task of learning to trust, speak, and heal. Surrounded by love but haunted by her past, will Addison find the light she's been searching for - or will the shadows of her trauma keep her trapped?