Crash Into His Trap

Betrayed by those she once trusted, a young woman is thrust into a world of darkness where her own blood becomes a curse. After being discarded by her kin, she finds herself claimed by an ancient, powerful vampire whose presence is as dangerous as it is alluring. Caught in a web of supernatural politics and primal desire, she must navigate her new reality while uncovering the truth behind her family's treachery and her own hidden legacy.

Five years after losing her mother and her unborn child, Isabel Henson discovers her husband Tristan Vance's deepest betrayal. Tristan has brought his foster sister and former mistress, Vivian Blake, back from exile—along with the child Tristan claimed was never born. Tristan expects Isabel to quietly accept this secret family to protect her status as Mrs. Vance. Faced with his lies and the living proof of his infidelity, Isabel's world is shattered as she confronts the husband who broke every promise.

In her previous life, the protagonist refused to divorce Jason Carter even after his pregnant first love, Renee Lynn, appeared. When Renee died in a tragic accident, Jason blamed his wife, eventually conspiring with a violent man to kill her. Now reincarnated, she refuses to play the martyr again. Instead of clinging to a toxic marriage, she signs the divorce papers and steps away. She leaves Jason to his own obsession, determined to never meddle in his or Renee's tragic fate again.

Five years after their split, Shawn Lubbard returns as his former lover's billionaire boss, intent on systematic destruction. He strips her of her hard-won projects and turns her into an office pariah to avenge her past betrayal. When she finally asks what price will satisfy his grudge, Shawn demands her death. Driven to despair by his relentless cruelty, she plunges a knife into her own chest before his eyes, seeking an end to a life that has become an unbearable nightmare.

A birthday wish takes an erotic turn in The Neighbor’s Gift when Draven Tarell’s hand accidentally brushes against Rina Miran. Instead of pulling away from the bare contact, the neighbor leans into the touch, much to the narrator's disbelief. The tension escalates as Rina’s muscular son, Kian, begins observing the narrator with an intense, hungry gaze. This modern romance navigates the blurred lines of propriety and desire between two neighboring households.

Trapped in a horrific holiday pileup, Emmet Dickerson is pinned beneath twisted metal, rapidly bleeding to death from a severed artery. Yet, his uninjured wife, Katherine Pruitt, has eyes only for the backseat passenger—her close friend, Ferdinand. When rescue teams arrive, Katherine makes a shocking choice. Dismissing her husband’s fatal injuries as mere selfishness, she demands they save Ferdinand first to spare him from claustrophobia. How can a marriage recover from such a cold-hearted betrayal?