The Triplets Alphas' Moon

I was expelled from my pack along with my parents, and after so many years, they ask us for help. Returning to this pack brings back memories of that night when I was about to die, and instead of helping me, my pack turned their backs on me and my parents. I needed human treatment to survive, but the alpha triplets of my pack didn't understand that. I've hated them for eight years, and it was never in my plans to meet them again, but everything changed when I returned. I didn't know that my life would now revolve around them. Do you want to know how? Well, I invite you to find out.

One Reckless Night

Evelyn Moore did what any woman with a spine and a smartphone would do — she took the evidence, walked into the church the next morning, and burned his world down in front of every elite guest in Manhattan. Then she traded her wedding gown for lingerie and danced at her own liberation party until dawn.

But between the betrayal and the revenge, something else happened. Something she can't remember clearly. A dark corridor. A stranger's hands. A night erased by alcohol and a drink that wasn't meant for her.

Three years later, Evelyn returns to New York with a law degree, a fierce independence, and a two-year-old daughter whose dark eyes don't come from anyone in the Moore family. She's done running. She's ready to build a new life — starting with the biggest client her father's firm has ever landed: Alexander Carter, Manhattan's youngest and coldest billionaire CEO.

Alexander has spent three years searching for a ghost. A woman whose face he can't recall, whose scent he can't forget, and whose touch ruined him for anyone else. When his new lawyer walks into his office smelling of orange blossoms, the past collides with the present in ways neither of them saw coming.

A rare blood type. A child who calls him "Daddy" before anyone tells her to. A connection that no amount of money, power, or distance could sever.

But Evelyn's cheating ex isn't done with her. And the woman who drugged Alexander that night has unfinished business of her own. As old enemies close in, Alexander and Evelyn will have to fight — for their daughter, for their empire, and for a love that started in the wreckage of the worst night of their lives.

If You Don't Want Me, I Won't Stay

She died in her world. She woke up inside a story. And this time, she's rewriting the ending.

Valeria was a quiet, sharp-minded stock analyst who kept the world at arm's length. She wrote stories in secret, loved coffee more than people, and had just kicked out a cheating boyfriend without shedding a single tear. Life was orderly. Predictable. Safe.

Then a freak electrical accident killed her.

She wakes up as Valery Johnson — the tragic heroine of an audiobook she'd been listening to the moment she died. An orphan taken in by the wealthy Field family. A girl who spent her entire life hopelessly in love with her adoptive brother Eric — a man who never saw her as anything more than a duty to protect.

But Valeria isn't Valery.

She has no intention of pining for a man who doesn't love her. No interest in competing with his cruel fiancee. No desire to play the role of the quiet, suffering girl the story demands.

So she does what the original Valery never could.

She leaves.

With nothing but a small inheritance and a sharp mind, she starts over in a distant port town — where she finds work, independence, a boat of her own, and a man named Christian Casaux whose gentle patience and quiet strength make her believe that love doesn't have to hurt.

But Eric Field isn't the kind of man who lets go.

And when he discovers where she's gone, he'll cross the entire kingdom to drag her back — whether she wants to come or not.