Lacey’s life just imploded—career gone, trust shattered, and the glam life in Brisbane? Over. She retreats home to regroup… and crashes straight into Zak, her dangerously flirtatious best friend with bedroom eyes and zero boundaries.

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He’s always been a bit too tempting. Now he’s relentless.

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Maybe Probably is a sizzling, slow-burn friends-to-lovers romance thick with unresolved tension, emotional heat, and open-door spice that earns every gasp. As Lacey fights for control, Zak’s hell-bent on making her his.

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They were always close. Now they’re toeing the edge of something explosive.

She’s been surviving her whole life. He’s the one man who makes her want more.

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Phoebe didn’t expect to fall for her boss—especially not a brooding, Viking-sized CEO like Hudson. He’s gentle but dominant, broken but fiercely protective. And when he wants something, he doesn’t let go.

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Their passion is explosive, their connection forbidden. But Phoebe’s past isn’t done with her yet.

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This is no office fling—it’s a slow-burning, open-door romance with heart, heat, and high stakes. Secrets, blackmail, and undeniable chemistry collide in a story where trust is everything.

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Collette doesn’t believe in fairy tales—she believes in passion, in living unapologetically, in love that doesn’t follow the rules.

 

Dylan has always been her anchor, her constant… but even the steadiest hearts can hold secrets.

 

And then there’s Cade—a man with a magnetic smile and carefully guarded walls. One reckless night sets off a chain of events none of them could predict.

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Inevitably Us is a steamy, emotionally charged MMF romance about love without limits, messy truths, and the kind of connection that doesn’t fit into neat little boxes.​

 

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"There’s nothing more devoted than a quiet man with a long memory."

 

Elias Winchester has spent his life among the dead—meticulous at his job as a mortician. But he’s hiding desires he’s tried to replicate, chasing the same feeling she once gave him. But nothing ever came close.

 

Now, thirteen years later, she returns—Tate Ellison is back in Mosswood, dealing with the death of a family member, and more dangerous to Elias’s restraint than ever.

 

Because she was the girl who got away, and now she’s the temptation he can’t ignore.

 

Dark secrets, a buried past, and an unseen threat are closing in.

 

And Elias? He’ll do anything to protect her—even if it means becoming someone he swore he would never be to keep her safe.

 

She left him to save her family. He never forgave her.

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Now Chloe’s back—with secrets, a child, and a heart still bruised by the boy who once set it on fire. Jase was her first love, and losing him nearly broke her. But love never really lets go… and neither does guilt.

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After You is a gut-wrenching, deeply romantic second-chance story about the fallout of sacrifice and the fight to reclaim the life—and love—you left behind.

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Emotionally raw. Beautifully messy. Unputdownable.​​​​

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The plot is fighting valiantly against all the spice in this fun little novella, but that’s one of the reasons why we love it.

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In After Midnight, Phoebe and Hudson take their love—and their fantasies—to a whole new level on a surprise trip to Norway. Enter Cade: charming, magnetic, and exactly the kind of temptation Phoebe didn’t know she needed.

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What follows is one unforgettable night of pleasure, trust, and toe-curling exploration. If you’re here for heat, heart, and zero shame, this one’s calling your name.

 

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The gang’s all here—and they’ve got stories left to tell.

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In this heartwarming, laughter-filled, tear-tinged final installment, your favourite characters return to navigate love, loss, and the kind of friendship that feels like home. With weddings on the horizon, families in the making, and a whole lot of banter, chaos, and healing, this book is a celebration of chosen family and everything they’ve survived together.

 

Each couple is finding their footing, making plans, and giving you one last, unforgettable hug goodbye.

 

It’s not just an ending—it’s everything coming full circle.​​