Ray Olly

Seraphina Moreau spent three years invisible in her marriage to billionaire heir Lucien Valecrest. When he hands her divorce papers without hesitation, she walks away with nothing but her dignity and a promise to never be powerless again. Two years later, Seraphina has rebuilt her life far from Lucien’s world of wealth, control, and secrets. She is stronger now. Untouchable. Free. Until Lucien finds her again. But this Lucien is not the cold, emotionally distant man she divorced. He is controlled, self-aware, and haunted by the damage he caused and obsessed with understanding the woman he lost. When business pulls them back into the same orbit, buried family secrets begin to surface, and Seraphina realizes their marriage may not have failed for the reasons she believed. As enemies close in and manipulation turns dangerous, walking away from Lucien may no longer be the safest choice. Can you trust a man who once broke you even if he’s no longer the same man? When the truth about their marriage finally comes to light, will it destroy them, or give them a second chance? And when obsession and redemption collide, who will Seraphina become the woman who survived him, or the woman who still belongs to him?

Five years of war, three peace summits. One rule that never changed. Ray Carter and Levi Morgan stay on opposite sides, until the night fate decides otherwise. Ray feels nothing, rules everything and answers to no one. He built his empire on control and his reputation on fear, and he has never once lost either. Then Levi walks into the room. His enemy, his rival. The heir of the pack that took everything from him, his mate. One bond, two men on opposite sides of a war neither of them started. Laws older than their bloodlines demand they reject each other, walk away, and pretend it never happened. But the bond doesn’t care about laws and neither, it turns out, does Ray. Someone already knows their secret and someone who has been waiting for exactly this moment. The question isn’t whether Ray and Levi can survive each other. It’s whether either of them will survive what’s coming and who exactly wants them to find out the hard way?

Elara spent three years invisible in her marriage to billionaire Damien Cross. When he hands her divorce papers, she disappears without a fight. Six months later, an accident steals Damien's memory of the past five years. He doesn't remember his ex-wife, but he can't stop searching for the woman with sad eyes who haunts his dreams. When he finds Elara thriving in Seattle, she refuses to let him back in. But this Damien is nothing like the cold husband she remembers, and as he uncovers their past, devastating secrets emerge. Can you forgive someone who doesn't remember breaking you?