Novel-novel oleh Monica Findlay

WARNING: Contains explicit scenes throughout. Sloane Lewis went from black cards and penthouse suites to a miserable $4.13 checking account balance overnight. Cut off by her wealthy father and facing a looming $8,500 debt to keep a roof over her head, she’s one step away from sleeping on the pavement. Her only comfort? Drooling over hot male cam models she can no longer afford to tip. Then the LUS System unlocks on her phone. The rogue interface turns her socialite charms into cold, hard cash, paying her directly to her bank account whenever she gets wealthy men to cover her tabs and shower her with gifts. One hundred dollars here, two hundred dollars there... Sloane is forced to flirt, hustle, and charm her way through high society just to stay afloat. When the System demands she hunt the ultimate target—38-year-old billionaire CEO Brett Thorne, the ruthless titan who just destroyed her family's empire—the game gets dangerously personal. Brett didn't build a four-billion-dollar empire by being played. But with her independence on the line, Sloane will do whatever it takes to level up.

When the zombie apocalypse begins, Audrey's boyfriend leaves her behind to die. He chooses the prettier girl. The easier choice. He doesn't know Audrey will wake up forty-five hours in the past with one impossible advantage. LUS. A mysterious Level-Up System that measures life like an accountant measures profit. Every choice is an investment. Every mistake becomes a liability. Every mission offers power... if she survives long enough to collect it. This time, Audrey refuses to waste another second on people who never valued her. As the world collapses, Audrey builds more than a fortress. Every mission brings new power... and another dangerously capable man whose fate becomes tied to hers. Among them is Ronan, a quiet survivor who seems strangely familiar, as though he's carrying memories that don't belong to this lifetime. The more Audrey grows stronger, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Not everyone earned a second chance... and someone else may be playing the same game. Her ex will regret abandoning her. The dead will keep coming. And the only rule that matters is simple: Level up... or die.

They called her wolfless. Worthless. A burden Nightreach Pack never wanted. On the night Flora hoped Draven would choose her as his Luna, he humiliated her before the entire pack—and chose their golden girl, Nyssa, instead. Everyone laughed. Then the Aurexian Alpha triplets arrived to collect a debt Nightreach couldn’t pay. And Flora’s own parents offered her as the price. Fenris, the cold heir, says she’s worth nothing. Dax, the scarred brother, watches her as though he knows a secret she doesn’t. Rhys wears an easy smile—but he’s the brother everyone fears most. He’s also the one who says, “We’ll take her.” Sold to the most powerful pack in the territory, Flora makes a vow beneath the full moon: she will rise so high that everyone who threw her away will be forced to watch. But the brothers can’t explain why their wolves won’t settle around her. And Flora can’t explain the silver flashing in her eyes. Because she isn’t wolfless. She’s the most powerful white wolf born in ten thousand years, and the Moon Goddess has made her fated mate to all three Aurexian Alphas. And when Nightreach comes crawling back, begging for her forgiveness? It will be far too late.

Apparently, werewolves are real. So are Huntsmen. They hate each other, and my sweet, seemingly ordinary grandmother spent the last forty years keeping them from tearing each other apart. Oh, and Grandma might have been murdered. Now I'm the new Keeper, responsible for maintaining an ancient peace between two factions who would rather kill each other than sit down and have a civilized conversation. There's just one small problem. I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. The infuriating Huntsman claims the wolves murdered Grandma, but I'm beginning to suspect he knows more than he's admitting. Meanwhile, a dangerously attractive werewolf insists his kind is innocent, and neither man seems particularly interested in leaving me alone. As I uncover Grandma's secrets, I discover that keeping the peace is going to require more than stopping a few fights. Someone is deliberately trying to destroy the agreement between humans and werewolves, and I'm apparently the only person who can stop them. Unfortunately, being the Keeper means I can't take sides. Nobody said anything about falling in love with both of them.

Ninety days. One summer contract. Plenty of time to make some questionable decisions. Tessa came to town for one thing: the role of a lifetime. Landing the lead is everything she's worked for, and if she can survive ninety days of rehearsals, performances, and backstage drama, it could change her future. Then she meets Danny. Tall, dark-haired, ridiculously attractive, and her leading man. A summer showmance with him wouldn't be the worst way to spend three months. There's just one problem: Danny barely seems to notice her. And the returning cast's inner circle has made it painfully clear that the new girl who walked in and landed the lead isn't welcome. Enter Jay. Blond, annoyingly fit, and absolutely not her type, the local dancer invites her paddleboarding after rehearsal. One chaotic afternoon turns into late nights, river bars, bad decisions, and Tessa constantly asking the same question: What are we doing tomorrow? With Jay, summer is easy. Backstage, it's anything but. Claire, Tessa's understudy, seems determined to prove Tessa never deserved the role in the first place. The whispers are getting harder to ignore. And just when Danny finally starts giving Tessa everything she thought she wanted, she discovers her leading man might not be on her side after all. Then there's the one rule Tessa absolutely cannot afford to break. No relationships between cast members. Getting caught could cost her the lead and the dream she came here for. Danny is supposed to be the guy she wants. Jay is supposed to be her safe haven. But somewhere between rehearsals, secrets, stolen nights, and a cast waiting for her to screw up, Tessa starts falling for the one person she never planned on wanting. The contract ends in ninety days. Getting caught could end her dream a lot sooner.

Six years ago, Melody Brooks caught her fiancé cheating three weeks before their wedding. The betrayal was bad enough, but learning that her brother and parents already knew and expected her to marry Paul Belcourt anyway was worse. So Melody walked away from all of them. Now she is back. She is no longer the insecure woman who believed being chosen by Paul was the best she could hope for. Melody is confident, successful, and the owner of a thriving theater. When the Belcourts show up on opening night of the play she wrote from the wreckage they left behind, Melody finally gets to watch Paul realize exactly what he threw away. And judging by the way he is looking at her, he wants her back. Melody has no intention of giving him a second chance. But making him wish she had never left? That could be fun. Then she runs into Paul's older brother. Dark, powerful, and infuriatingly controlled, August Belcourt is everything Paul is not. He is determined to stop Melody before her play damages the family name, and Melody should hate him for it. Instead, she cannot stop wondering how Paul would react if his perfect older brother wanted the woman he once discarded. It starts as revenge: a little flirting, a little jealousy, and one spectacularly bad idea. But the closer Melody gets to August, the harder it becomes to remember which Belcourt she is supposed to be playing. Because falling for her ex's brother was never part of the revenge plan.