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Twenty-five years after being left at a New York City hospital as a brand new infant, Jacqueline Frost has defied the odds and is now thriving as a young woman. She might not have a lot of friends, or any family, but she has a job she excels at and she’s finally going to get her big break. Cherry picked by her supervisor to present her ideas to the CEO of Vaughan Professional Consulting, she is excited to finally get a chance to play with the big boys. Wilder Vaughn is the CEO of a consulting firm which helps repair the images of screwed up celebrities, athletes and politicians and frankly anyone else who will spend money to make their problems go away with some decent PR tweaking. When one of his directors tells him over and over about the brilliant woman named Jacqueline in his department, he finally agrees to let her pitch to him on a major client. He wished he’d agreed sooner. Jacqueline Frost walks into his office and he immediately knows she’s special. One shake of her hand and the CEO, who also happens to be a prince to the queen of all the Southern Realm fae-folk, finally finds his mate after years of searching for her. The problem? She doesn’t know she’s fae. When Rafferty Vaughn is called to an emergency meeting in his twin brother’s office where he lords over humans like some kind of prick with a superiority complex, he is immediately jealous of the fact his twin found his mate first. Then she walks in and when he introduces himself, a single touch of her hand reveals she is his mate too. The fates are playing an irritating game. The brothers need to decide quickly what their next moves are. They haven’t gotten along since they were teenagers and haven’t shared a meal in peace let alone a mate. Will they try to force one or the other to sever the bond to allow one brother to have their mate to themselves or will they work together? To complicate matters all the more Jacqueline is the missing princess to the king of the Northern Realm, Jack Frost. Since the king has blamed the Vaughn family all along for the loss of his daughter, the twins are fighting an uphill battle against a woman who thinks they are crazy and a king who wants his daughter to go home with him instead of staying in the human world or with spoiled princes who can’t agree on anything. Jacqueline is freaking out. When her biological family come out of the woodwork, she finds her father is the Jack Frost, her mother apparently suffered some kind of mental break when she was kidnapped as an infant moments after her birth, and she has two siblings who don’t seem to like her very much, despite what they claim. Her boss and his brother are calling her mate. She’d give anything to just let things go back to the way they were. So what does she do? She insists on working with the client she was pitching for and ends up following the troubled skier to a small idyllic town in Colorado to help him fix his image. She doesn’t expect, however, that her two new mates, her entire biological family and the twins’ families to follow her. What ensues is a comedic, romantic, free-for-all where Jacqueline dodges every attempt at everyone trying to seduce her to their side. The seduction of Jac Frost has begun and it’s every man for himself, until someone starts causing trouble and Jacqueline’s life might be on the line. Then it’s a show of solidarity between a group of people who never wanted to work together but they’ll do anything to keep their princess safe. They’re going to have to figure out how to make it all work or they may lose her forever.

A woman cannot lead a pack. The day she defeats every rival, her father hands the Alpha title to her cousin and betroths her to an Alpha King she's never met—making her a bargaining chip. Seraphina refuses. She binds her chest, sprays on scent-masking perfume, and slips into Lupine Academy disguised as her male cousin. Every five years its champion becomes the Supreme Alpha, ruler of every pack. Win, and no one can trade her away again. But the perfume has one fatal flaw: it fails the moment she shifts into her wolf, or falls for a dominant male. And the deadliest wolf there—the Lycan King, Ronan—sees straight through her. He doesn't expose her. He closes in. He doesn't want her secret. He wants her. One girl. A pack of bloodthirsty Alphas. A disguise one breath from unraveling. Can she seize the throne that was stolen from her?

Emma is alone after her husband leaves on a mafia mission, trapped by a painful blocked milk duct and a crying baby. Then Dante Vella, her husband’s wounded mafia boss, breaks into her home, hiding from killers outside. To keep the baby quiet, Emma has no choice but to let him help relieve her most private pain. But his steady hands and dangerous closeness awaken feelings she should never have. When her husband suddenly video-calls, Dante stays just outside the frame, his hand moving from the ache he was supposed to soothe toward the shadow beneath her skirt. As her husband talks about hunting Dante for a bounty, Emma realizes the real danger is no longer outside the door.

Aria hides her identity as the sole heiress of America's richest family and enters college disguised as a scholarship student to evaluate her arranged fiancé. Instead, she becomes the target of a cruel dating game where wealthy students compete to break girls' hearts for money. She plays along until the night they publicly dump and humiliate her. Just when everyone expects tears, Aria ends the game with a single phone call. Their fortunes, reputations, and futures begin collapsing one by one. But the revenge she prepared is far from over.

Seraphina heard her husband plot to swap their baby with his mistress's child. He would raise the mistress's daughter as the prophesied Warden. Seraphina's own child would be crushed into nothing. She smiled, said nothing, and switched the babies back. Eighteen years later, she stood in the shadows and watched her husband beat his own daughter bloody. She watched him throw her into a viper pit. She watched his mistress brand the girl's face with a permanent scar. They never knew the girl was theirs. All that cruelty meant for Seraphina's child—they poured into their own. On Awakening Day, Seraphina gave her enemies everything they wanted—until she revealed the truth in front of the entire realm. Their ""chosen"" daughter was never theirs. And the girl they destroyed carried their blood.

The moment the Alpha King pins me onto the bed, I slap him. "You’re my wife." He growls dangerously. "The wife you refused to touch for three years? I'm not that pathetic woman." I'm not, for real. I went to sleep a college girl, and woke up a Queen. Servants said the King hates his Queen, so his mistress rules the palace—but that was before me.

Wren Calloway spent three years saving Dorian, a voiceless siren heir. He calls Wren a worthless null and tears their bond apart to protect Wren'sister, Celeste. But Wren was never worthless. Her devouring aura had been suppressed, and Celeste's genius was stolen from her. The unwanted white lion sent as Wren's replacement bond-partner is Kane, the kitten she once loved, now the beast king the rift monsters obey. When Wren takes back every stolen power, Dorian learns too late he was only holding Kane's light.

After being betrayed by her Alpha mate and watching him lead the pack to slaughter both her and her newborn daughter, Lyra is given a second life. This time, she rejects fate, chooses a new mate, and awakens the legendary White Wolf. As the truth behind the pureblood bloodline unravels, the Alpha realizes he destroyed the very bloodline his family hunted for generations. But when Lyra becomes pregnant again, the hunt begins once more.

Aria Voss lost her voice and scarred her face dragging Alpha Damon Kade out of a wolfsbane fire. Three years later, Damon believes Vivienne, the woman wearing Aria's stolen pendant, is his savior. He calls Aria a liar, gives her to his warriors as a reward, and ties her to the border for execution. Aria has no voice, no wolf, and no pack left to trust. Then Frostfang's Caleb cuts her free. With her voice returning and her pendant back in hand, Aria walks into Blackthorn as Ravyn Vale to expose the fraud and reject the Alpha who ruined her.

Maya was Ryan's fiancée for five years. Every Valentine's, he flew to Aspen with his first love Hannah. Five years—thirty-seven gifts for Hannah, five cheap keychains for Maya. She decorated their apartment alone; he never once came to see it. Until Hannah's shoes appeared in the hallway and Hannah picked their wedding cake. Maya cancelled the apartment, quit her job, and left the city in under an hour. When he finally chased her down, she said: "You are five years too late."

Minutes before her engagement, Manhattan's richest heiress catches her fiancé in bed with the scholarship student she personally sponsored. He humiliates her in front of the entire city, believing love has finally defeated money. Instead of begging, Sera unleashes the contracts that built his empire. Frozen assets, federal investigations, and billion-dollar lawsuits turn his dream into a nightmare. But when he realizes the woman he betrayed was the only reason he ever stood at the top, it is already too late.

After five years stranded on Mars, Evelyn Carter returns to Earth expecting a reunion, only to be branded unstable by Ethan, Mia, and the powerful Vaughn family. Her mother's final message was hidden, her commendation was suppressed, and her sacrifice was rewritten as a scandal. With Noah's help, Evelyn restores the black box records, exposes the cover-up, and takes back the name they tried to bury.