From island hush to neon thunder—two cats are about to become each other’s fate.

Bella’s first world was Lānaʻi: salt air, warm stones, plumeria on the wind, and the gentle chaos of a sanctuary where humans move softly and love loudly. She learned the rules of paradise early—share sun patches, guard your dignity, and never admit you’re afraid.

Then a wrong turn in the human world drops her into Las Vegas.

The desert smells of heat, pavement, perfume, and electrical hunger. Everything flashes. Everything moves. And tucked inside the glare is The Gamblers Bookstore—a velvet-quiet refuge where Bella might finally catch her breath.

Except the bookstore already has a king.

Django Whiskerblades is watchful, disciplined, and unimpressed by feline theatrics. Bella is audacity in fur.

They should avoid each other. Naturally, they don’t.

Soon, the two cats are drawn into a Vegas caper involving secrets, risk, and considerably more trouble than either intended.

A cozy feline adventure filled with wit, slow-burn chemistry, Las Vegas mischief, and two cats discovering that fate occasionally has whiskers.

Victoria rules the Seattle underground with a scalpel and a silenced pistol. As the architect of the Mercy Syndicate, she transformed her own brutal history into an empire of female assassins who deliver lethal retribution to the city's worst predators.

Her latest masterpiece lies bleeding out on a plastic-wrapped floor—a high-profile monster who will never harm another woman or child. But before her cleanup crew arrives, a shadow detaches from the alleyway. Albert has been watching her. He knows her routines, her physical scars, and the cold void she uses to shield her mind.

Instead of killing the voyeur, Victoria drags him into the subterranean labyrinth beneath the city streets and locks him in one of her soundproofed cells.

She expects him to beg. She expects fear.

What she finds is a man entirely consumed by a twisted devotion.

Albert didn't stumble into her crime scene by accident; he orchestrated his own capture just to finally breathe her air. Behind the reinforced glass, the lines between warden and prisoner begin to bleed.

Albert weaponizes his submission, dismantling Victoria's icy defenses with an obsessive adoration that terrifies her more than any rival cartel.

As external threats from a corrupt police task force close in on the syndicate, Victoria must decide if the monster in her cage is her greatest liability, or the only man ruthless enough to stand by her side.

She wondered what her life might have been. Something heard the question.

Elia Sorn has spent years choosing the mission over everything else.

Family dinners. Relationships. The ordinary milestones that continue without her while she serves aboard the deep-substrate vessel Meridian.

Then an assignment takes her to Nexus Point 447, an unstable fracture hidden within the Bermuda Triangle.

During the dive, Elia sees something that shouldn't exist.

A kitchen.

A man she almost loved.

And another Elia living the life she might have had if she'd made different choices.

Meridian's systems insist the kitchen was never there. The data shows nothing except an unexplained spike in Elia's neural activity. But when she admits the question that had been occupying her thoughts—

What would have happened if I'd stayed?

—a disconnected terminal responds.

QUERY ACKNOWLEDGED

Then:

SEARCHING

Soon, Nexus 447 begins showing Elia more possibilities. More choices. More lives.

Two Bound in Blood, One Generational Curse

For Mira Lee and Janey, their family’s generational curse lives with them everyday. Haunted by the memories of their parents and burdened with obligation, the two sisters do their best to take care of each other. But when their family’s secret refuses to stay buried, they’ll have to face some painful truths before their lives, and the world as they know it, are ripped apart.

A story collection written by my great uncle, Julius M Harkey, when he was a principal and teacher in a small Native Alaskan school in Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, as well as in Kotzebue, Alaska, from 1954 until his death in 1965 in Kotzebue Hospital of a heart attack. I don't believe the stories have ever been published. I hope you enjoy reading about his life on the west coast of Alaska just above the Arctic Circle. Please keep in mind these were written before 1964 & are his thoughts, stories, musings, opinions only. Book 2 are his letters to home, mainly to my father and mother. Book 3 will be about my travels to and from Alaska and living there 1969-1962 and again from 2002-2012.

A year has passed since the Devil's Massacre.

Sapphire Astor takes the reins of her family's empire as Don, but not every family in Chicago is willing to answer to a woman. As old tensions threaten the fragile peace, the Astors have more to protect than their name.

Chicago is a city built on secrets. And some secrets are worth killing to keep.

They were supposed to be off-limits.

Powerful, older, more experienced and completely forbidden.

These men were never supposed to become the ones who made hearts race, boundaries blur, and perfectly innocent relationships become dangerously complicated.

From forbidden attraction to irresistible temptation, every story in this collection explores a different kind of romance where desire comes with consequences or liberation.

One collection. Different stories. One dangerously addictive trope.

Welcome to the world of Stepdaddy Diaries.

Everyone knows better than to bargain with the Curse Maker. Emeline does it anyway.

Desperate to free her sister from a marriage bought with their father’s gambling debt, Emeline turns to Corvin, a man feared for granting the impossible at a price.

His offer is simple, he’ll free her sister. In return, Emeline will owe him a debt to be named later.

She accepts.

Now Corvin’s mark is on her wrist, and the bargain between them cannot be broken. Emeline knows she should fear the day he comes to collect. What she doesn’t expect is the man behind the terrifying reputation, or how quickly the line between obligation and desire begins to blur.

Making a bargain with Corvin was dangerous.

Falling for him could cost her far more.