Selena and the Don of Shadows

She was sold to a monster. She found a king.

Selena Sanchez has spent her entire life in the shadow of her cruel father and scheming stepsister. When a falsified medical report brands her as permanently infertile, her fiance abandons her overnight — and her own family replaces her with the woman who stole him.

Discarded and humiliated, Selena is offered as a bride to the most feared man in the country: Don Henrico Garces, the enigmatic lord of the criminal underworld. A man no one has seen. A man whose name alone empties rooms.

But when the veil is lifted, nothing is what it seems.

Henrico is young, devastatingly handsome, and far more dangerous than the rumors suggest. He didn't marry Selena for love — he married her for power. Yet from their very first clash of wills, something unexpected ignites between them. Respect. Desire. And a connection neither of them was prepared for.

As Selena discovers the man behind the myth, she also uncovers a web of lies that stretches back to her childhood — lies about her identity, her mother's death, and the family that was never truly hers. With Henrico at her side, she will confront every person who wronged her, reclaim what was stolen, and rise from the ashes of the life they tried to bury her in.

But in a world of mafia empires, shifting loyalties, and buried secrets, love is the most dangerous weapon of all.

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.

The Last Order

Savanna De Luca was mafia royalty — the Don's only daughter, a woman who could have had any man in the world. Instead, she chose the pickpocket who'd stolen her purse and her heart. For nine years, she commanded Giordano Ricci to love her: bring me flowers, spend the weekend with me, make love to me all night. That's an order.

He obeyed everything except the one thing she wanted most.

When Gio chose another woman over Savanna on the worst night of her life — the night her parents were assassinated — she gave him her last order: sign the divorce papers.

Then she disappeared.

Stripped of her name, her fortune, and her family, Savanna fled to the most forgotten city in the country with nothing but a baby in her belly and a broken heart. She sold soup on the street, adopted a homeless boy, and rebuilt herself from the ground up — no longer a princess waiting to be loved, but a mother fighting to survive.

But Gio couldn't forget the woman whose paintings covered every wall of the house he burned to ashes. Haunted by her ghost, consumed by guilt, he tore through the criminal underworld to avenge her parents, destroy the enemies who'd stolen her legacy, and rise from soldato to Don — all so he could stand before her as a man who finally deserved her.

When he finds her selling soup in a slum, carrying a baby that looks exactly like him, Savanna has one condition:

No more orders.

This time, he'll have to earn every single thing she gives him.