Wildfire Between Us

After enduring ten years of hardship and prison for Jaxon Aldridge, she is met with cold betrayal. Jaxon demands she marry a comatose man to protect his true love, Arabelle. The world mocks her wasted decade, but they do not know her secret. Her grueling sacrifices were never for Jaxon. They were part of a desperate vow to save her actual fiancé from the brink of death. With one final contract left to sign, she will complete her ultimate task, walk away, and never look back.

Bethany, a 14-year-old warrior's daughter in the Moonshine Pack, sees her world shattered when rogues attack, forcing her to flee with her six-month-old niece, Bella. Every time she believes she's found safety, a relentless pursuer proves her wrong. Someone is determined to make Bethany his mate and will go to extreme lengths to claim her. As the darkness closes in, she must find a way to escape before she is forced into a bond she never wanted. Book two of The Little Wolf Series, following Liam and Bethany's story.

For two years, Theresa was nothing more than a walking blood bank to her billionaire husband, Marcus Braun. When he demands she donate her rare Rh-null blood to save his precious secretary, Gloria Spence, Theresa finally snaps. On their second anniversary, she hands him a divorce agreement, determined to walk away. Suddenly facing the loss of the only woman who truly loved him, Marcus begs for a second chance, but Theresa's heart has already turned to ice.

On his wedding day, a groom faces humiliation when his fiancée demands he sit in the back so her assistant can take the front. With Helena Rouen and Isodore Orfanel dismissing his frustration, and onlookers waiting to mock him, he makes a bold decision. Turning his back on the disrespectful family, he climbs into Jeanne’s car and asks his childhood sweetheart to marry him. Their sudden marriage leaves his former fiancée's family in absolute panic.

Waking up in Victoria Sins’ office, the protagonist is shocked to find his face stamped with "Pork Quality, Grade One" by her arrogant secretary, Jason Summer. When he retaliates by smashing a cup, Victoria rushes in to shield Jason, dismissing the humiliation as a harmless joke. But as Victoria scolds him for being petty, he notices a fresh red mark on her chest—and remembers she hasn't been home for three days. Confronted by their blatant disrespect, his tolerance finally reaches its limit.

After draining his savings for a wedding house, the protagonist discovers his fiancée, Lauren, and childhood friend, Aiden, put the deed solely in Aiden's name as a bet. This is just the latest in a series of cruel "jokes," from wrong wedding ring initials to a stolen honeymoon fund. Dismissed as being too uptight whenever he gets angry, he realizes this crowded friendship is toxic. Instead of fighting, he confirms a one-year volunteer teaching position in a remote mountain region and walks away.