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Luna finds him bleeding in the silver dark—a vampire, ancient and deadly, left broken by her own kind. She should let him die. Instead, she presses her wrist to his lips and watches his eyes burn crimson as he drinks. Kael is everything her pack has taught her to fear: cold skin, hungry mouth, a predator who moves through shadows like water. But when he looks at her, she feels the heat of being truly seen for the first time in her life.

Six months of perfect marriage. Six months of cheesy anniversary surprises and cotton candy kisses. Six months of the life Kai never thought she'd deserve. Then two men reach for their weapons at a state fair, and the woman Jack married disappears. In her place: a lethal operative who breaks bones and fires with deadly precision. The bubbly wife who couldn't open jars just disarmed two assassins.

She came home to care for her dying father. She didn't plan on debt collectors—or the one who cornered her in the hospital parking lot, hands where they didn't belong, breath hot against her neck. She didn't plan on needing to be saved. And she definitely didn't plan on Elijah. Her brother's best friend. Scarred. Dangerous. The boy she used to follow around now runs the kind of business people only whisper about. He's avoided her for years.

She nursed him back from the brink of death. She didn't know he was a prince. Three years ago, Lexi memorized every detail of the wounded soldier recovering in her family's crumbling estate—the shape of his hands, the way his fevered eyes lingered on her mouth before looking away. He called her his friend's little sister. She called him the man who ruined her for anyone else. Now her brother is dead. Her home belongs to creditors.

Peyton wakes with no memory, no identity, and a stranger's hands cradling her face. Isaac tells her she's his fiancée. He tells her she's safe. What he doesn't tell her: she was days away from destroying him before her convenient accident. Now she's trapped in his penthouse, dependent on the man she'd sworn to expose—and the evidence that could bury him is hidden somewhere in her fractured mind. Isaac plays the devoted lover flawlessly. Too flawlessly.

**Isabella Montanari** spent four years learning to want what she couldn't have. The first time she walked into the Fiorelli mansion, she was eighteen, sharp-tongued, and stupid enough to call the most powerful man in the city an idiot to his face. He looked at her like she'd set something on fire inside him—then walked out of the room without a word. For four years, she caught him watching her from doorways. For four years, he made sure they were never alone.

Elle has exactly three rules for surviving her world tour: no carbs before corsets, no crying in public, and absolutely no Reed Ashford. So when her ex-best-friend's stupidly gorgeous older brother shows up backstage in Tokyo claiming he's her new "security consultant," she does what any reasonable woman would do—she locks him in a supply closet. He picks the lock in forty seconds. Billionaires, apparently, have hobbies. Now he's everywhere. In her greenroom. On her private jet.

She asked the wrong guy to teach her about seduction. Dakota Hart has spent nineteen years being invisible—the nerdy twin sister of the campus hockey star, more comfortable with chemical equations than conversations. So when she finally works up the courage to catch the attention of her lab partner, she makes a desperate deal with the one man who knows how to make any woman fall: her brother's devastatingly gorgeous best friend, Owen Thompson.