Wella Larksong has spent her whole life playing tavern tunes on a dead man's violin, never asking why the candles bend toward her when she plays. She gets her answer the night the Lumenguard rides into her village looking for a voice born of starblood — and finds it in her.

Swept up to Hallowmoon Spire to train as the next Nightingale, the lone singer whose Hymn keeps the world's oldest wound sealed, Wella learns her predecessor died climbing these same stairs nineteen years ago, and that the official story is a lie. Her fierce, grief-guarded Guard-Captain, Chaim, believes her before she has proof. The kindly Archchancellor who calls her "my dear" does not.

As the Veil begins to fail faster than anyone will admit, Wella has weeks to expose a conspiracy three hundred years in the making, or become its next casualty, unless she and Chaim are willing to break every rule the Choir has ever written about what a Nightingale's Hymn is allowed to be.

Some songs were never meant to be sung alone.

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.

One wallflower. Four gentlemen. One Season to find a husband, and a murderer.

London, 1814. Miss Evangeline Hartwell has spent three Seasons against the wall, talking about ciphers to anyone who'll listen and frightening off every suitor with Latin. Now her father is dead, her uncle is drowning in debt, and the ultimatum is simple. Marry well by Midsummer, or marry the Earl of Wexcombe, a man who has already buried two young wives.

But Eve doesn't believe her father's death was an accident. And when a pickpocket on the frozen Thames steals the one page of his journal she could never decode, and leaves a note behind, Stop looking, or join him, she knows she's right.

Suddenly the most curious wallflower in London has four men at her door:

• The Duke of Ravensworth, who cut her before four hundred people and then sent her violets.

• Viscount Ashdown, the notorious rake who put her name in White's betting book.

• Captain Gideon Hale, a scarred dragoon who nearly drowned chasing her thief.

• Mr. Tobias Kingsley, the self-made shipping magnate who owns every penny her family owes.

Each of them knew her father. Each of them is hiding something. And each of them, one stolen kiss at a time, is stealing her heart.

Eve has a plan: let all four court her, and use every one of them to find the truth.

They buried her alive two hundred years ago. Now she's back—and she's something even vampires should fear.

Nora Cross went onto a battlefield searching for her missing brother. Instead, she found three monsters who tortured her, turned her into a vampire, and sealed her inside a tomb.

She should have died there.

Two centuries later, Nora awakens in the custody of a man named Mercer, who promises her safety while secretly transforming her into something the supernatural world has never seen—a vampire-werewolf hybrid.

When High Lord Kael Ravenscroft raids Mercer's compound, Nora escapes, leaving behind the one thing that could reveal her identity.

But their paths are destined to cross again.

Captured by Mercer, Kael becomes the next subject of his twisted experiments. And when the powerful vampire lord finds himself imprisoned alongside the beautiful, dangerous woman he once tried to rescue, an unexpected attraction ignites.

Mercer wants to create an army of immortal, fiercely loyal soldiers.

What he doesn't realize is that he's bringing together two creatures who could destroy him.

And Nora hasn't forgotten the monsters who buried her.

He made a deal with the devil to go back in time to stop the death of his family. He didn't expect the devil to send him back so far.

Some family secrets should stay buried.

When Tabitha and her family hear her grandmother isn't doing well, they pack up the family to say their final goodbyes...but something is lurking.

Soon, Tabitha notices the changes in her own children and is forced to confront a past that shouldn't have been awakened in the first place. With death looming over them, the secrets of Tabitha's past, and the things she really wished she could hide, are brought to light.

Will she be ready to face them before it's too late?

When a village healer trades her life for her sister's and walks into a cursed wood as a sacrifice to its monstrous king, she discovers that her blood can heal the dying forest, that the thing beneath his throne knows her name, and that the bargain behind three hundred years of sacrificed girls was never meant to end in death at all.