She was born into Boston privilege. He was forged by the unforgiving frontier.


When spoiled heiress Eleanor Blackwell is forced into an arranged marriage to a ruthless baron, she trades corsets and debutante balls for dust, danger, and a shotgun. But the Arizona Territory has a way of stripping away more than silk and manners—it tests the soul.

Caught between the expectations of her powerful father and the growing bond with a rugged ex-outlaw named Jax, Eleanor must choose: survive as someone else's property—or fight to claim her own future of owning the land she’ll call the Firebrand Valley Ranch.

A sweeping historical romance filled with grit, passion, and the wild promise of the American West.

He checked in for sobriety. He didn’t realize they were checking him in for parts.

When alcoholic widower Steven Jackson finally reaches rock bottom, he swallows his pride and calls a rehab facility his insurance will cover — Heavenly Valley Behavioral Health Center. The brochure promises cutting-edge treatment, compassionate staff, and a 100% success rate.

From the moment Steven walks through its doors, things feel… off. Personal items are confiscated. Windows are sealed shut. Staff smiles never slip, even when the rules don’t make sense. Medical tests become invasive. Consent forms hide disturbing clauses in legal jargon.

As sedatives dull his mind, Steven starts piecing together the truth — Heavenly Valley isn’t saving lives. It’s harvesting them. And once you’re admitted, the only way out is as someone else’s “donor.”

Now, trapped in a facility where recovery means dismemberment, Steven must find the strength to outwit a system designed to strip him of his identity, his body, and his life. But withdrawal shakes are nothing compared to the tremors of knowing he might be next on the table.

Heavenly Valley is a relentless psychological horror novel that blends the dread of medical conspiracy with the raw struggle of addiction — perfect for fans of The Silent Patient, Shutter Island, and The Girl Next Door.

When wedding season becomes a battlefield, sometimes you need a fake boyfriend to survive.

Graphic designer Pam Jimenez is tired of being the single one at every wedding. Between her family's not-so-subtle hints about her biological clock and well-meaning friends trying to set her up with their cousins, she's ready to hide in the bathroom for the rest of wedding season.

Elementary school teacher Andy Lin knows exactly how she feels. After watching his ex get engaged three weeks after dumping him, he's convinced that being "married to his work" is better than risking his heart again.

When they meet at the bar during yet another reception, commiserating over champagne and bourbon, they hatch the perfect plan: fake date through the remaining five weddings of the summer. No real feelings, no messy complications, just two friends helping each other survive family pressure.

But somewhere between wine country weekends and dance floor almost-kisses, their "strategic truth enhancement" starts feeling less like acting and more like the real thing. Now Pam and Andy have to decide: is their fake relationship worth risking their very real friendship?

Because sometimes the best love stories start with the worst plans.