Books
The Last Chapter
She thought she had already lived the greatest love story of her life. She was wrong.
Bestselling author Isla Ward agrees to a one-year marriage contract with billionaire CEO Palmer Kane to protect her publishing house. It was never meant to be anything more than a business arrangement with a clear ending. But somewhere between shared routines, quiet moments, and unexpected laughter, pretending becomes impossible. Just as Isla begins to feel happy feel, buried secrets threaten to unravel everything.
Because sometimes the last chapter isn't the end of the story—it's the one that gives you the courage to begin again.
It Wasn’t Supposed To Be Like This
Twenty years of marriage should have made Amelia feel safe.
After discovering a betrayal she never saw coming, Amelia's world begins to crumble around her. But before she can confront the truth, a tragic accident leaves her unable to remember the very thing that shattered her heart.
As she fights to rebuild her life, Amelia finds herself surrounded by unanswered questions, fractured memories, and a husband desperate to keep the past buried. Because sometimes forgetting is a gift. And sometimes it's the cruelest betrayal of all.
The Other Side
Amanda thought losing him would be the hardest thing she'd ever survive.
She was wrong.
As grief, guilt, and secrets collide, Amanda finds herself drawn into the life she was never supposed to be part of. But the closer she gets to the people left behind, the harder it becomes to outrun the truth.
Because some betrayals don't end when a relationship does. They only begin.
Exactly Where I Left You
Eight years with Jonah should have made the future feel certain. Instead, one unexpected reunion changes everything.
When Kaia runs into Roman—the boy she loved during one unforgettable summer—she's forced to confront feelings she thought she'd buried long ago.
As old memories resurface and new possibilities emerge, Kaia finds herself torn between the comfort of the life she's built and the pull of the one that got away.
Because sometimes the hardest choice isn't between right and wrong—it's between what feels safe and what feels true.