Strokes of Silence

Some cages are made of gold. Some scars never show on the skin. And some omegas learn to paint their freedom in the blood of the life they were forced to live.

For three years, Haru Mizushima was the perfect omega — silent, obedient, broken. Married off to Ren Ichijo, the heir of one of Tokyo's most powerful alpha families, Haru traded his art, his voice, and his body for survival. When Ren finally discards him like a used canvas, Haru is left with nothing but a box of old brushes, a shattered sense of self, and an apartment in the Minato district where the walls are thin enough to hear him cry.

His neighbor hears everything.

Kaito Kuroda is the kind of alpha mothers warn their children about — CEO by day, underworld king by night, a man who deals in blood and silence. He doesn't believe in love. He doesn't believe in fate. But the trembling omega next door, who flinches at footsteps and apologizes for breathing, awakens something in Kaito that no amount of power or control has ever touched.

When Ren discovers that Haru has fallen under the protection of the most dangerous man in Tokyo, obsession reignites. Ren doesn't want Haru back because he loves him — he wants him back because Haru was never supposed to survive without him. As the shadows of Haru's past close in, he must decide whether the alpha who kneels to wipe paint from his fingers is truly different from the one who used those same hands as a punching bag.

Taming Blackridge's Bad Boy

Vivian Carter only wanted one thing from Blackridge University's football program: a student assistant position that could launch her sports management career. Then Coach Wilson gives her a trial assignment that sounds impossible: bring Ethan Lawrence, Blackridge's ruthless transfer star, back to practice.
Ethan is everything Vivian should avoid. A former five-star recruit, a campus obsession, and a man who looks more dangerous under studio lights than any warning label could cover, he has no interest in being managed by a freshman with a clipboard. But Vivian keeps showing up. She waits through humiliation, learns how to care for his battered body, and sees the truth everyone else misses: Ethan never stopped caring about football. He just stopped trusting anyone with it.
The more Ethan pushes her away, the more he finds himself chasing her. One secret phone number becomes one reckless kiss, then a hidden relationship neither of them can keep hidden for long. Vivian's job, Ethan's comeback, team rules, jealous rivals, and the whole campus are waiting to tear into them.
But when the untamable star finally chooses someone, he does it in front of everyone.
And Ethan Lawrence doesn't plan to lose the girl who brought him back to the field.

Claimed by the Dark Alpha

Sera has spent ten years learning how to disappear.
No wolf. No pack bond. No family. No name anyone cares to remember. In the Bloodthorn Pack, she is only the girl in the attic, the servant who scrubs floors, survives on scraps, and bleeds once a month for Luna Odessa’s mysterious “health checks.”
Then Alpha Ronan Ashford arrives.
Cold, powerful, and feared across North America, Ronan came to Bloodthorn to consider a political marriage with the Alpha’s perfect daughter. He expected duty, deception, and another woman he could reject.
He did not expect to find his mate barefoot in his guest room, starving, terrified, and completely unable to feel the bond between them.
To Sera, Ronan is just another dangerous Alpha. To Ronan, she is the one thing his wolf will never let him abandon. But as he begins to win her trust the human way, Bloodthorn’s secrets start to unravel: Sera’s blood is valuable, her wolf may not be missing but sealed, and someone has been hiding the truth of who she really is.
Ronan took her from the attic.
Now the world that buried her wants her back.