Bookshelf

Amy wakes in her lover's bed with blood on the walls, flesh between her teeth and most of him missing. Her transplanted organ has an appetite awakened by cruelty. Soon Amy is choosing men who deserve punishment—until a kind night baker makes the thing beneath her scar beat twice.

Jenny Castor

Aya has certified three hundred stigmatized properties and never seen anything she could not explain. Then House 301 serves tea for two. Its doors remain locked, its cooker is disconnected, and its former owner has been dead for twenty years. The house is not trying to frighten Aya away. It is preparing for someone to come home.

Naomi Ward

Delphine’s contract adds a year each time she dies, and the Winter Court has already resurrected her eleven times. When her blood saves Prince Lucien from an impossible poison, a silver bond marks them both—and turns an expendable servant into dangerous evidence against the throne.

Bethany Clarke

David M. Shaw

Nora finds her dead mother’s handwriting hidden inside a nineteenth-century letter. Then her report is altered, the evidence begins to vanish and a photograph links Cian O’Dwyer—the man she is starting to trust—to a missing woman. He has an explanation for almost everything. Almost.

Mary O'Connor

Ilona Fuchs survives monsters by consuming them. But every creature she devours leaves something behind—and the man hunting her may know what she is becoming.

Louisa Fischer

Bianca crashes her husband’s engagement party three years after her own funeral, wearing red and carrying proof he ordered her death. But the recording has been cut, assassins want her alive, and Matteo will tear apart anyone who tries to take his wife again—including Bianca herself.

Lucrezia Marconi

Daniela’s food truck is the only kitchen serving both sides of the Fang Line after dark. That makes her customers loyal, the local protection racket furious, and her silent horned regular dangerously attentive. Odum offers safety without asking entry—but wanting him means negotiating far more than where he may put his claws.

Raven Blackmore

Forty percent of Carmen’s family bakery now belongs to Mateo Villanueva—the boy she promised to send for and never did. With six shops at risk, three sisters pulling in different directions, and Lola’s secret ledger waiting to be decoded, Carmen must decide what preserving a legacy is allowed to cost.

Sarah Morton

When four-year-old Theo collapses at school, the stranger who catches him recognises a hereditary condition—and his own eyes. Sean Randall has just found the twin sons Ivy hid from him. One boy wants answers. The other wants Sean gone. And Ivy won’t let money turn fatherhood into ownership.

Sarah Morton

Hannah has spent her life hiding the truth: she has no wolf. When her Alpha publicly rejects her as weak and unworthy, she expects humiliation—not the arrival of the most feared Lycan King alive. He recognises what everyone else missed. Hanna isn’t powerless. Something ancient is waking inside her—and the King claims she is his mate.

Aluna Glade

Ada makes powerful people sound honest for a living. But a Senate candidate’s memoir hides a broken marriage, a missing championship ring and recordings that edit themselves. Then Ada falls for the husband correcting every lie in her margins.

Sophie Hartley

Joanna Quinn needs twelve months and 8.6 percent of the vote to stop her company being sold for parts. Adrian Darkh has both. His price is marriage, mutual vetoes and a public performance convincing enough to survive shareholders, journalists—and whoever is leaking their secrets.

Kathryn Gold