After Marrying the Mob Boss

Five years of peace for a mother and her son, Cale, end abruptly after a school altercation links them to Ignatius—the child Congressman Hampton Garner abducted years prior. To shield Cale from Hampton’s murderous reach, she must return to a life of brutality. Caught between the boy she nurtured and her stolen son, she weighs a lethal revenge pact offered by Hampton's brother. She will stop being a victim to fight for her family's survival.

After her brother's divorce, her family weaponized guilt to force her into raising her high school senior niece. In her past life, she succumbed to pity when the girl begged for shelter, only to be met with cruel resentment and abuse in her old age. Dying of anger after her niece claimed her generosity had crushed her dignity, she suddenly wakes up back on the fateful day of the decision. Reborn with a clear mind, she vows never to fall for the same trap again.

After using his wife's lucky birth chart to become the world's richest man, Max Dickerson discarded her and their child for his first love, even orchestrating a fatal accident to protect his wealth. Years after her mother's painful death, the abandoned daughter returns as Master Pruitt, the world's greatest geomancer. When Max's desperate heir begs her to save their failing, cursed billionaire empire at any cost, she delivers a cold truth: their downfall is karma, and she will not stop it.

Pregnant Minerva is forced into a life-threatening situation when her husband, Shaun, demands she retrieve a lost necklace for his first love, Violet. Despite being three months along and pleading for her safety, Minerva is ridiculed by Shaun’s friends and ultimately shoved into the sea by the man she loves. As an excellent swimmer, she is expected to endure the cold water, but the emotional betrayal and physical risk to her child leave her struggling for survival.

While sorting files at a DNA paternity test facility, a mother's world is shattered by a single document. The paperwork bears the unmistakable name and ID of her own son, Clement Hugo. But the true shock lies in the paternity results: the father is identified as Vincent Warren, her close childhood friend. Stunned and on the verge of a breakdown, she stares at the final page confirming his biological connection. How could this secret have stayed hidden for so long?

In The Marriage Equation, the protagonist views her union with billionaire Noah Brooke through a lens of cold calculation rather than emotion. When Noah’s former flame arrives to mock her lack of a romantic bond, the new Mrs. Brooke remains entirely unbothered. To her, marriage is a strategic partnership designed for mutual gain and financial growth. Seeing her husband as a tool to double her assets, she dismisses the concept of love as a foolish distraction from her professional goals.