From USA Today bestselling author Kayleigh King comes a brand-new steam and angst filled forbidden stand-alone romance.

I don’t often deny myself. If I want it, I’ll find a way to obtain it, not caring what lines I have to cross.

She is the exception.

Indie is forbidden, a toy that isn’t mine to break but she is a pretty thing I’m eager to play with.

For months I’ve tried to resist and keep my distance.

But it would appear the fates are finally on my side because now she’s willingly come to me.

She’s in trouble and I’m the only one who can help... that is if she’s willing to pay the price.

I want everything, and I’ll accept nothing less from her.

She walked into my life on the arm of my son, but I intend to keep her for myself.

*Golden Wings & Pretty Things is recommended for mature readers (18+) as it contains sexually explicit scenes, strong language, and situations that may be troubling to some readers. It is strongly encouraged that readers note the trigger warning located at the beginning of the book before reading.*

I learned the hard way that actions have consequences. One misguided night has left me with both physical and emotional scars. I’d hoped transferring colleges would help me heal, but I never expected him to be my remedy.

Hudson Wright looks at me like I’m another trophy to win. A challenge. A game. I should hate him and I definitely shouldn’t trust him.

The truth is, I’m caught up in his storm.

For the first time in almost a year, I feel alive. When he’s near, sparks ignite under my skin. They’re addictive and make me ignore all warning signs and doubts.

The star quarterback may be used to winning, but I can play games too.

He promised he’d chase me and I promised to run.
The only question is, what happens if I let him catch me?

CATCHING LIGHTNING is a spicy enemies-to-lovers college football romance and a complete standalone with a guaranteed HEA.

Author’s Note: All CWs/TWs can be found in the front of the book, the author’s website, or on Goodreads. Mature readers only.

This isn’t a fairytale.

I dethroned Prince Charming long ago.

They call me the King of darkness and death.

Ruler of the underworld.

My reign is ruthless, my word is the law.

If I want it, I take it, regardless of the bloodshed.

But then she walks into my life.

I don’t want her, I need her.

She can fight, she can beg, but her fate is sealed.

Until her debt is paid, she’s mine.

She ran from her old life, but she can’t outrun me.

Welcome to my Bloody Kingdom, Quincey Page

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Bloody Kingdom is a twisted fairytale retelling with paranormal elements. It is not suitable for all readers due to the sexually explicit scenes, strong language, and physical and sexual violence. Please consider this before one-clicking.

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This isn’t a fairytale.

My Prince Charming is a dark king.

A ruthless ruler. A corrupt business man. A vampire.

For centuries he’s reigned alone.

But I’m here now and I’m coming for my throne.

I’m no longer the princess in the tower.

Or the damsel in distress.

I’ve been traded and treated like a pawn.

It’s time they learn they’re dealing with a Queen.

*Note: Midnight Queen is book two of The Crimson Crown Series. It cannot be read as a standalone. This book contains adult themes and situations that may be triggering to some readers. Please consider this before one clicking*

Ranger Weylyn is haunted by a promise he doesn’t know how to keep. Consumed by guilt and anger, he starts a downward spiral he doesn’t know how to stop. 

Until she shows up.

Winslow Montgomery is haunted by ghosts. Resigned to her fate, she does her best to help them move on and find peace. When a spirit appears and asks for her help, Winslow agrees to travel across the country in search of a mystery man named Ranger.

To keep both their promises, Ranger and Winslow will have to put aside their trust issues and ignore the sparks flying between them. 

Soon, they discover there’s more hiding in the shadows than ghosts and there’s a much more sinister plan at play.

*Soul Bound is book 2 of the White Wolf Prophecy Series. While it can be read as a standalone, it is highly reccomended you read book 1 for better understanding and enjoyment of the story*

Remington Weylyn is burned and broken. She made a choice and now she’s paying the price. The girl she once was is gone, replaced by someone she no longer recognizes. What once was her home now feels foreign and the people she was closest to feel like strangers. 

And it’s all his fault.  

Jax Whitlock is dangerous and damaged. With no home or family, his place in the world is unknown. The only thing he has is a goal; to kill the man who took everything from him. And he won’t let anything get in his way. 

Even if it means breaking her heart. 

When the monster who’s been haunting them for years emerges from the shadows, Remington and Jax must put aside their past and their mistakes if they want to save the people they care about. 

If they don’t, everything will go up in flames.

*Fire Bound is the 4th and final book in The White Wolf Prophecy series. While it can be read as a standalone, it is highly reccomended you read the first three books for a better understanding and enjoyment of the story*

Ransom Weylyn is a hunter. Hidden behind his easy smile and laid back attitude is a wolf that craves bloodshed and carnage. No one knows how hard he works to keep that part of himself at bay. Not even his family sees behind his calm façade.

But she does.

Isabeau Claremont is a killer. Born and bred to be a weapon and nothing more, she’s embraced the monster they’ve made her. She knows nothing but death and the darkness of shadows. She thought she’d accepted her fate and her purpose, but then she meets him.

And everything changes.

With a connection that runs vein deep, Isabeau and Ransom must find a way to work together without killing each other in the process. A wolf shifter with temperament issues and a vampire with a knack for knives, what could go wrong?

*Shadow Bound is book 3 of the White Wolf Prophecy Series. While it can be read as a standalone, it is highly recommended you read books 1 and 2 for a better understanding and enjoyment of the story*