Master's Lust

To pay off her family’s debts, 19‑year‑old Amara secretly travels to Jakarta, carrying an extraordinary physical secret: despite being a virgin, her body can produce breast milk. This miracle leads her to become the nanny for the baby of Arlan, a cold‑hearted businessman betrayed by his wife.
When Arlan’s infant refuses all formula, only the “gift” from Amara’s body can soothe him. But the secret is exposed. Instead of anger, Arlan becomes obsessed. Behind closed doors, he realizes it’s not only his son who craves Amara’s warmth—he wants his own “share” as well.
Torn between duty and forbidden desire, Amara is trapped in the possessive lord’s web of obsession. Is this her way out of poverty, or the beginning of a sweet slavery of desire?

The King’s Pup

On the night of her engagement ceremony, Astrid discovers that her fiancé and future Alpha cheated on her with her best friend—and worse, the other woman is carrying his child.
Heartbroken, she flees into the forest, where she ends up losing her virginity to a stranger, never imagining that this one night would change her life forever.
Four years later, she is forced to return to her pack, desperate to uncover the identity of her pup’s father. Her child is now awakening rare abilities—powers that had been lost among werewolves for centuries.
Only the Lycan King was known to possess them… until now.
Because little Alain, at just four years old, has awakened his werewolf nature.

The Mafioso's Unexpected Family

Ekaterina is eighteen, broke, and desperate. Her five-year-old sister Lisbela needs heart surgery they can't afford, and their alcoholic father is worse than useless. So when Ivan Orlov offers her money to distract a man at a bar, she says yes — even though every instinct tells her not to.

The man is Viktor Morozov. Heir to one of Russia's most powerful mafia families. Dangerously handsome. Ruthlessly cold.

One night with him changes everything.

When Viktor discovers the seduction was a setup, he discards Ekaterina without a second thought — throwing money at her like she's nothing. He doesn't know she was a virgin. He doesn't know he forgot the condom. And he doesn't know she walked away without taking a single ruble.

Three months later, their worlds collide again at a Morozov family event. Ekaterina is visibly pregnant, working a catering job to survive. Viktor sees the belly and denies the child on the spot — publicly, cruelly, in front of his own mother.

But his mother, Alina, isn't fooled. She shows up at Ekaterina's crumbling house the next day and finds empty cupboards, a sick little girl, and a young woman too proud to ask for help. Alina quietly takes Ekaterina under her wing — doctor's appointments, groceries, phone calls every morning — while her son spirals between denial and obsession.

Because Viktor can't stop watching. Can't stop following her car. Can't stop thinking about the blood on the sheets and the one missing condom. When his father drops a dossier on his desk proving Ekaterina is exactly who she seemed — a girl with nothing who sold her dignity to save her sister — Viktor is forced to face what he's done.

He shows up at her door. Admits the baby is his. Promises to be present.

Ekaterina slams the door in his face.

What follows is a slow, agonizing burn as Viktor fights to earn the trust of a woman he shattered. He learns to be patient. To show up without being asked. To carry Lisbela when she falls asleep in the car and stock a fridge without being thanked. He goes from a man who denied his unborn child to one who'd burn the world down to protect the family he almost lost.

But the Morozov world doesn't pause for redemption arcs. Old enemies resurface. Ekaterina's abusive father returns to claim custody of Lisbela. Viktor's brutal past threatens to swallow the fragile peace they've built. And Ekaterina must decide whether the man who once destroyed her is the same one now willing to destroy everything else to keep her safe.