He Lost His Good Girl

For eight years, she dedicated her life to the Alpha of the Stormfang Pack, her brother’s combat training instructor. Misled by his kindness, she believed they were destined mates, only to discover he was using her affection to pursue his childhood sweetheart. After enduring years of neglect and betrayal, she finally chooses to walk away. Though the Alpha eventually realizes his mistake and desperately attempts to reclaim her heart, his regret comes far too late.

Laurel Abbott is working delivery shifts in sweltering triple-digit heat when she spots her husband, Burton Farley, inside a diner. Though he left home claiming to drive for Uber in worn-out clothes, he now sits in an expensive suit, dripping wealth alongside a polished woman and a young girl. As Burton dotes on his companions and orders food for his pregnant "wife," Laurel realizes his entire bankruptcy was a sham. Tears streaming down her face, she confronts him for deceiving her and their son.

During a tragic attack on the Scarlet Moon Pack, everything shattered. Red-eyed wolves invaded, and my son Elias vanished. Worse, my own mate, Alpha Kael, betrayed me alongside my best friend, Aria. Left for dead in rogue territory, I awoke holding Aria's dying child instead of my own. Realizing their cruel conspiracy, I refuse to perish. I will survive this brutal exile, hunt down my enemies, and reclaim my stolen son at any cost. They will pay for what they did.

When Liam asks his classmate to help console his mother during her divorce, a hidden obsession begins. Captivated by Claire’s mature elegance, the protagonist finds himself drawn to her in ways he cannot explain. During a spontaneous visit to Liam’s home, he discovers Claire in a compromising and intimate moment. Instead of turning away, he enters her room, leading to a silent agreement as she locks the door behind him, sealing their new, secret bond.

For eight years, she poisoned her hands with Wolfsbane to be a tolerable shadow for Alpha Silas, who never once met her eyes. She was his quiet Omega until he found Serena, a fraud whose voice echoed his childhood rescuer. He gave Serena the Moonstone, her place, and ordered his true mate to vanish. Thrown into a frozen river, drowning, she recalls the truth—she was the girl who saved him. But death cleansed her, awakening an ancient, unforgiving white wolf. Now Silas kneels in the rain, begging for a second chance, and she will give him the only answer he deserves.

The air in the Malibu studio is heavy with cold coffee and overworked gear. Sitting at her piano, a heartbroken musician plays the raw demo she spent three painful weeks perfecting. Every lyric of the acoustic track recounts the night she first met Chase, long before he became a stadium-selling superstar. This poignant modern novel captures the raw ache of a woman watching her deeply personal love songs—and her past—be handed over to another woman.