The Thirty-Third Bride

Vivian Avery has spent years believing she is too broken to be chosen. At thirty, she is a dedicated teacher with a quiet life, a wounded heart, and a diagnosis that once convinced every man to walk away.
Then Margaret Hale, the owner of the academy where Vivian works, offers her a marriage she cannot easily refuse: become the wife of Sebastian Hale, a widower with five children who need a mother and a home still grieving the woman they lost.
What begins as pressure, duty, and a bargain slowly becomes something neither Vivian nor Sebastian expected. In a house full of guarded children, old wounds, and secrets that should never have been buried, Vivian will discover that motherhood is not only about blood. It is about love, courage, and the family that chooses you back.

The Rejected Luna A Rose Broken by the Alpha

She was the pack's shame. He was the alpha who made sure she knew it.

Luara Silvermoon grew up wrong — too big, too slow, too visible in a world that only valued strength. Her wolf never awakened, and in the Silver Moon Pack, that made her less than nothing. The whispers followed her everywhere. So did the cruelty of Kael Draven, the future alpha she'd loved since childhood.

Then the blood moon came, and the goddess Selene made her choice.

Luara was Kael's fated mate.

He didn't hide his disgust. He called her a mistake. A disgrace. An error the goddess should never have made.

So she did what no one expected.

She rejected him.

Three times. In front of everyone. And nearly died for it.

Two years in a coma. Two years while the pack crumbled without a true luna. Two years while Kael's hollow leadership rotted from the inside and his father held together what his son couldn't.

When Luara woke, she wasn't the same girl.

She trained with the guard. Fought on the border. Earned respect with blood and strategy, not birthright. And when the Supreme Alpha — Edwards Black Dragma, a thousand-year-old hybrid who'd long given up on finding a mate — arrived to inspect the failing pack, he sensed something no one else could.

She was his.

But Luara had already been broken by one mate bond. She wasn't about to surrender to another.

Divorce? Not a Chance — I Can Hear Her Thoughts

Natalia Ricaldi is twenty-three, a CEO, and completely done with her marriage.

Two years ago, she married Branko Sitik in a deal brokered between their families — a cold, corporate arrangement she agreed to because she'd been in love with him since she was fifteen. But Branko never chose her. He was civil, distant, and still hung up on Valeria, his first love. When Valeria returns to the city and Branko rushes to her side, Natalia does what any self-respecting woman would: she asks for a divorce.

Then Branko crashes his car.

He wakes up in the hospital with a concussion — and a bizarre new ability. He can hear Natalia's thoughts. Every single one. The composed, sharp-tongued CEO who never lets anyone see her bleed? Inside her head, she's a volcano of insecurity, fury, dark humor, and an attraction to him she'd rather die than admit.

What starts as an invasion of privacy becomes a revelation. Through Natalia's unfiltered inner monologue, Branko discovers the woman he married isn't cold — she's armored. She isn't indifferent — she's heartbroken. And the family he trusted has been lying to both of them.

As Branko fights to save a marriage he never appreciated, Natalia faces enemies on every front: Valeria, who will stop at nothing to reclaim him; her own adoptive family, who raised her as a pawn and stole her inheritance; a cousin with dangerous intentions; and a web of secrets about her biological parents that stretches from a hidden Swiss residence to the shadows of an international conspiracy.