Standalone Novels
Dragon's Treasure
He’s a wrongfully imprisoned king sentenced to live the rest of his days chained beneath the earth.
Osir, former king of all dragons, lost his crown when he killed several of his brothers in battle. Chained up and magically imprisoned in a cave deep underground, he is resigned to his fate. That is, until the beautiful, captivating servant sent to make sure he is fed bravely enters his prison.
She’s used to taking orders.
Leana, a fire-controlling palace servant, has always followed orders without question. Tasked with tending to the reputedly mad king, known for his lethal actions against both dragons and magic-wielding humans like her, she's surprised to discover his kind and endearing nature. As his warmth and sincerity slowly break down her defenses, Leana begins to question everything she knows.
When her life is threatened, he becomes determined to change their fates.
When Osir’s nephew threatens to send Leana to war as a fire-wielding weapon if she can’t deliver him a powerful magical artifact, Osir becomes determined to alter their destinies. With his nephew's ultimatum hanging over them, Osir strives to prove to Leana that she is his fated mate, and together they can forge a future free from chains and oppression. He envisions a world of possibilities, if only he can escape his prison, reclaim his throne, and convince Leana that she belongs at his side forever.
The Heat Cure
Paige Bowers has a problem.
Paige has been battling the healthcare system her whole life. As a chronically ill, autistic omega, Paige has to fight to be heard. Just when she thinks she has a doctor she’s making real headway with, her insurance company drops a bomb on her—they won’t cover this new treatment unless she can “prove” her pain isn’t from a hormone imbalance.
In other words, she needs to get off her suppressants and have a heat.
Mickey Condor is just the man for the job.
He’s known Paige since they were children, been in love with her since she was nineteen, and has kept his distance for her own good. Still, having a heat alone is dangerous, and Mickey offers his services as someone Paige trusts.
A heat won’t cure Paige’s pain, but it might just give them the push they need.
Want more?
Several of these books have exclusive bonus scenes for newsletter subscribers.
