He sells out arenas. She sings for a small-town bar that barely fills on Thursdays. When a world-famous popstar stumbles into karaoke night, he expects to stay unnoticed. Instead, he finds a girl who knows exactly who he is— and couldn’t care less. Now he wants one thing he’s never had before: someone who sees him… not the spotlight.
The Italian mafia thinks they know fear. They’re wrong. Massimo De Luca, the ruthless head of a powerful crime family, controls everything… until a ghost walks into his life. Arina Volkov, feared worldwide as The Reaper, is a legend in the underworld—and no one knows she’s a woman. When a deadly trap leaves her injured, Massimo loses all control, claiming her space in ways no one expects. As they navigate a household of deadly allies, secret assassins, and dangerous enemies, the tension betwee
Elena Rossi doesn’t do private lessons. She definitely doesn’t make exceptions for intimidating, tattooed men who think money solves everything. Unfortunately for her, Matteo Moretti isn’t used to hearing no. He shows up to one dance class for his niece—and leaves with a problem. Because Elena is patient where he is not. Gentle where he is dangerous. And completely uninterested in being impressed by him. So he does what any rational man wouldn’t do: He keeps coming back. For his niece, of
It was supposed to be simple. One dinner. One decision. One arranged marriage to secure an alliance between two powerful families. Dante Moretti arrives ready to choose the perfect bride—polished, obedient, and easy to control. Instead, he chooses the wrong one. Aria DeLuca is late, unimpressed, and entirely uninterested in being anyone’s wife. She doesn’t play the part, doesn’t follow expectations, and definitely doesn’t care about impressing a man like Dante. What no one at the table know
Charlotte Reyes needed a dorm. What she got instead… was a frat house full of football players. Seven of them. Loud. Messy. Territorial. And very clear that she doesn’t belong. But Charlotte doesn’t leave. She cooks. She stays. She builds a place for herself anyway. And somehow— she becomes the one thing that house didn’t know it was missing. Especially to Chase Tucker. The team’s star player. The quiet one. The one who doesn’t smile, doesn’t talk, and definitely doesn’t let people
Ronan Hale doesn’t do roommates. As the star defenseman for the university hockey team, he’s used to people keeping their distance. He likes it that way. Quiet room, black coffee, no distractions. Then Lila Carter walks into his dorm with a suitcase, a housing error, and a smile that refuses to be intimidated. Now they’re stuck sharing a room. Lila is everything Ronan hates—talkative, stubbornly cheerful, and completely unimpressed by his reputation. She steals his hoodies, drinks ridiculous