THE BOOKS
Dark romance. Twisted love. Morally grey men worth losing yourself for.
Cruel Education
A dark campus duet. Power, servitude, revenge, and the love that survives all three.
Explore the Series →Sweet Treats
Three MC romances. Same world, different couples, one heartbeat.
Explore the Series →Standalones
Five romances. No series, no safety net. Each one its own world.
Browse All →Boys
Sweet, slow burn MM romance. First love, second chances, and the friends who become something more.
Explore the Series →The Faculty of Sin
Dark academic romance. Red ink, ruthless control, and the men who make the rules.
Explore the Series →Coming Soon
Big Jim
Charlie has never been to America. Six months on a Texas ranch is meant to be the adventure that finishes her agricultural qualification, right up until the giant, rude cowboy in her row spends the whole flight huffing every time she needs to stand up, then barges past her at baggage reclaim like she's in his way.
Jim has buried a relative, survived a flight he hated every second of, and left his ranch in the hands of a kid. The last thing he needs is the useless Brit the exchange scheme is sending him. He's expecting a lad called Charlie.
He gets her.
He can teach her to throw a rope, two-step in Austin and win over the most stubborn cow in Hill Country. What he can't do is ask her to stay. And six months is running out.
Where the Broken Bloom
He buried his rage in the woods. She's about to bring it back to life.
Two years ago, Axel walked into the wilderness and never came back. Just a cabin, a dog, and the silence he needed to keep himself from breaking completely.
Then headlights cut through the dark, and the wife he let go is standing on his porch with their daughter and nowhere else to run.
Daisy swore she'd never ask him for anything again. But when she's left with nothing and nowhere, the only name that came to mind was the one she'd spent two years trying to forget.
He has secrets that could unmake everything he's rebuilt. She has an ex who won't let her go. And somewhere between the toys and the words he finally says out loud, they're both going to have to decide if broken things can still bloom.