Sailors whisper of a haunting voice drifting through the fog, luring men beneath black waves never to be seen again. Some call it a myth. Others call it a warning. Lyra knows it's neither. Cold, beautiful, and feared across the western seas, she has spent years making monsters of men disappear beneath the tide. Until one moonlit night changes everything. Because for the first time in her life, a man survives her song. Elias Marrow was never supposed to make it back to shore. Yet from the moment their paths collide, something dark and dangerous begins to pull them together, threading desire through fear and temptation through silence. But the sea does not forgive mercy. And neither do monsters. Siren Song is a dark fantasy romance filled with obsession, forbidden desire, haunting secrets, and deadly love lurking beneath the surface.

Kismet...We are not strangers. We are old souls finally in the same timeline. Griffin Ledger never believed in fate, horoscopes, written in the stars, or anything that brings two people together. That's not how he's wired. He's a writer, a writer that was never inspired in these things. According to his manager, this is the up and coming thing in contemporary romance. Romance? Ugh. Not his cup of tea. And why of all places why was he sent here. It appeared to be a hole in the wall type of town. How was this place supposed to inspire him? He'd been given six months to acquire the perfect novel. He could have done this from his studio apartment in LA. But Sunnybrook? What was this "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"? Hadn't that been written? A childhood classic? Not the type of book for him. He was not about writing about women. After his fiancée of 3 years called off the engagement, he cut ties with all women, and turned his full attention into writing. The very thing that put a strain on his previous relationship. This was all the woman he needed. A cup of coffee, a pen, and a notebook. Until he stumbled into this quaint little town of Sunnybrook. Until he saw her in the coffee shop. Until he met Poppy.

In a realm where dragons choose their mates through ritual and instinct, Annabella-a realist from a world of logic-never believed in magic, fate, or monsters. But after falling through a mysterious rift, she awakens in a wild, primal land filled with creatures who aren't quite human... and who seem to think she belongs to them. She's cold. She's starving. And then the gifts begin. Food. Shelter. Fire. And always, that scent-smoky, powerful, and maddeningly alluring. Survival comes first. Or so she tells herself. But with every brush of clawed fingertips and heated glance, the lines between survival and surrender begin to blur. These dragon shifters don't just want her-they've chosen her. And in their world, choice runs both ways. A slow-burn, emotionally rich, polyamorous romance about instincts, intimacy, and the bonds we never see coming.

The global phenomenon has arrived! Dive into exclusive English translation and experience the story in theatres starting April 10 (Spain) and April 16 (Mexico, Peru, and Ecuador). Coming to Colombia and limited US theatres starting May 1. --- Halsey, a cheerful optimist, and Luke, a guarded cynic struggling with trauma and addiction, seem like opposites who should never fall in love, but they do. As Halsey tries to help Luke heal from his painful past, their relationship brings him hope and happiness. Then life takes an unexpected turn, testing whether love can truly overcome deep scars-or if some wounds are too much to heal. An international bestseller about love, trauma, addiction, and the impact these have on relationships-now in English! Translated by Mark Harris

After embellishing her resume, Valerie-a single mom-lands a job as an administrative assistant to the hottest, most entitled and obnoxious man she's ever met: Preston Cartwright, the CFO of the prestigious Cartwright & Sons Enterprises. Several years her junior, Preston is used to working hard, playing harder, and answering to no one but his father. A few mistakes early on leave him unimpressed with Valerie's work, and the uncontrollable attraction he feels towards her mostly just annoys him. He wants her gone, but Valerie is no pushover. She has had to fight for everything she has and sets out to prove Preston wrong. But when some suspicious activity on a project leads to Valerie and Preston working even more closely, heat flares between them, and Valerie is caught up in a delicious, dangerous seduction. Standalone in the Cartwright Brothers series

Aubrey Carr doesn't do athletes, especially not hockey players with egos bigger than the rink. As a rising star in the journalism department and a legendary campus partier, she's used to being the one in control of her stories, her image, and definitely her heart. Easton Black doesn't do rules. Late to practice, always one punch away from suspension, and carrying more baggage than he lets on, he's a walking headline waiting to happen. He's also the best player on the team, and he knows it. When Aubrey gets stuck shadowing Easton for a make-or-break feature story, sparks fly in all the wrong (and right) directions. He's cocky, infuriating, and way too observant. She's bold, untouchable, and exactly the distraction he doesn't need. The only thing they have in common? They'd rather lose the game than fall for each other. Too bad life and love don't play fair.

Delaney Reese never wanted to get involved with a hockey player, especially not the cocky, reckless captain Greyson Monroe. But when a fake relationship offers both of them a chance to escape their demons, what starts as a game quickly turns into something dangerously real. Grey hides his past behind a mask of arrogance, while Delaney fights to keep her heart closed after a painful breakup. Together, they push boundaries, break rules, and discover that sometimes the biggest risks are the ones worth taking. Dark secrets. Fiery passion. A love that might just be worth the fallout. Get ready to step into the penalty box, where the stakes are high, and hearts are on the line.

Mia never planned on falling for a hockey player. She just happened to know his jersey number first. Loud, outgoing, and a little too observant for her own good, Mia has been watching Carter from the stands long before he notices her back. When they finally meet at the rink, the chemistry is instant: easy laughs, late-night hangouts, and a spark that turns into something real faster than either of them expected. Carter is charming, funny, and skating toward a pro career sooner than anyone realizes, including Mia. He doesn't lie. He just doesn't say the one thing that matters. And Mia, knowing his reputation and afraid of asking for too much, lets herself fall anyway. Somewhere between shared fires, stolen moments, and a drunken hayride, they cross the line from casual to complicated. When the truth finally comes out, Mia has to decide if loving him was worth being the last to know, and Carter has to learn that choosing someone means trusting them with the whole story. Because falling is easy. Staying takes honesty.

He's cocky, reckless, and used to getting whatever, or whoever, he wants. She's fiercely independent, brilliant, and has zero patience for arrogant athletes. When star quarterback Nathaniel "Nate" Callahan gets injured, the last person he expects to meet is Josephine "Jo" Prescott, a nursing student who doesn't coddle him, doesn't flirt back, and definitely doesn't swoon at his charm. Thrown together by late-night shifts, stubborn personalities, and the chaos of college football life, Nate and Jo quickly discover that some rules are meant to be broken... and some hearts are impossible to guard. Hail Mary for Love is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers college romance packed with witty banter, football drama, and sparks that fly both on and off the field.

Book #2 of the Checked Series. Aubrey Carr thought moving to Chicago for her dream job at ESPN would be all work and no heartbreak. But some things don't stay put. Easton Black is here, too. Her bad boy hockey player, her chaos, her heart. And he's not alone; his sister Leah is right there, too, making Chicago feel like home... for them. Between the rink, the newsroom, and a new colleague who's pushing all her buttons, Aubrey has to figure out what she wants and who she's willing to fight for. Because some love stories aren't just played, they're checked by fate.