His Blind Possession

When Renzo Vittorino—the ruthless Capo of the Bulgarian mafia—finds a half-dead girl chained in a debtor's cellar, he should walk away. She's a liability. A complication. A weakness he can't afford.

Instead, he takes her.

Aurora has no memory of how she lost her sight, no idea who she is, and no reason to trust the dangerous man who carries her out of the dark. But Renzo doesn't ask for her trust. He demands her obedience, her silence, and her complete dependence—while his world of blood money, territorial wars, and lethal alliances closes in around them both.

As Aurora's vision slowly returns, so do the fractured pieces of a past she was never meant to survive. A past that connects her to the most powerful crime dynasty in Paris. A past someone will kill to keep buried.

Renzo trained her to fight. He taught her to be lethal. He made her his weapon.

He never expected her to become his equal.

The Blessing of the Rejected Omega

"People like you, omegas and worthless, cannot be happy, especially not with people like me."
I expected nothing from my mate, just his rejection, and it didn't hurt me when he rejected me. I was just relieved to not be his partner.
I wanted to start a new life, but I never imagined that I would find the true love of my life.

Two New Bosses for Cass

She's mopping floors and cleaning offices. She's not supposed to catch the attention of the owners.

But Theo and Liam Henssen aren't just billionaire doctors and twin brothers. They're two men who share everything — including the woman they love. And from the moment Cass faints in their hallway, hungry, homeless, and hiding secrets she can barely hold together, neither brother can look away.

Theo is calm, patient, and impossibly tender. Liam is fierce, guarded, and hiding a darkness that could swallow them all. Together, they've built walls around a grief no one else knows about. But Cass is slipping through every crack.

She tells herself she can't fall for her bosses. Definitely not both of them. Definitely not at the same time.

She's wrong.

As their worlds collide, Cass discovers that the men offering her everything carry scars as deep as her own — and that the family she escaped will stop at nothing to drag her back down.