LOGINBook 1– ALEX Elysia Crinshaw, a cunning and resourceful young woman, is caught in a daring heist at the opulent Landry estate. To avoid incarceration, she strikes a deal with the enigmatic billionaire Alex Landry: in exchange for her freedom, she must become an integral part of his underground BDSM club, "The Golden Chains Palace." Initially uncertain of the lifestyle, Elysia soon finds herself drawn into the seductive world of power play, submission, and the darkest desires of the elite. As she navigates the club's intricate social dynamics, she discovers that Alex is not just a dominant, but a man with a secret; he’s a werewolf and believes she is his mate. Though she refuses the bond, Alex won't just let her walk out of his life. Genre: steamy romance Tags: steamy, werewolf Book 2– WILLOW In the mystical world of the Moonshadow pack, where werewolves live by a strict code of loyalty and destiny, Willow, the fiercely independent and rebellious daughter of the alpha for the Landry Pack, is destined to bond with Kyan, the Moonshadows' alpha’s son and heir to the pack's leadership. However, Willow’s heart secretly yearns for Twix who has been her mentor and confidant since childhood. The bonding ceremony, a sacred tradition that cements the unity between two werewolves and ensures the continuation of the pack’s bloodline, is fast approaching. Willow is torn between her duty to the pack and her forbidden love for Twix. Meanwhile, Twix, aware of Willow’s feelings, struggles with his own desire to protect and guide her while upholding the ancient laws that dictate the future of their kind. Genre: steamy, werewolf Tags: steamy, age-gap, forbidden, father’s best friend Book 3-
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~ELYSIA~
It was time to face the judge, and the sound of the latch being turned on my cell door was like a death knell in my ears.
“Crinshaw, it’s time,” the burly guard murmured, unlocking the door of my cell. As soon as he entered the cramped space, he placed a pair of handcuffs around my wrists. At the feel of the cold metal against my skin, a sense of dread skated down my spine: a harsh reminder of what I was facing.
Minutes later, the guard was leading me through the prison’s hallways. Though I could feel his contempt as we moved forward, I refused to let his opinion take away my sense of worth. Yeah, I'd been caught doing a B & E, arrested, booked, and then placed in this six-foot-by-eight-foot box of concrete and metal bars, but I refused to allow his opinion to shake me any further than I already had been.
It didn’t take nearly as long as I'd hoped it would before we were approaching what I assumed was the courtroom. I could hear voices, the rustling of papers, the creaking of a chair. But instead of entering through the courtroom doors, we continued past them.
When the guard finally stopped, we stood before a door further down the hallway. Raising a hand, the guard knocked on it with his knuckles. When he received the bid to enter, he pushed the door open and ushered me inside. The cold light of the fluorescent ceiling lights illuminated the room like a beacon of judgment, and in the middle of the room, was a giant of a man sitting behind a large wooden desk, his eyes rising from the papers spread before him and focusing on me.
I couldn’t help but squirm a little under his cold pale-blue gaze before he finally asked, “So, you broke into the Landry estate? Do you have anything to say for yourself?” His voice betrayed the coldness of his gaze as it emerged in a warm and thick Cajun accent.
I tipped my head and narrowed my eyes as I took in his appearance, the well-groomed hair, the expensive suit, the slight scruff of a beard on his jaw-line. “If you’re a judge, then I’m the Queen of Sheba,” I declared with a nervous laugh.
Amusement slid across his model-like features. “Yeah, I’m no judge. But I do have an invested interest in your case. Now, are you guilty or not?” he inquired, his voice like smooth silk wrapping around me.
In the back of my mind, I could hear Papa urging me to be the person he knew I was: not who I’d been forced to become.
I took a deep breath. Damn, I couldn’t believe I was fixing to do this! Looking the man squarely in the eyes, I stated, “Guilty, sir. Guilty of all I have been accused of.”
My words settled in the room, and the man behind the desk raised an eyebrow, as if surprised at my admission. Then with a small shake of his head, he questioned, “You do realize you’ll get five to seven with your admission, right?”
“Five to seven?” I gasped. My voice barely above a whisper. Oh sweet mother of God, what had I done?
The man’s expression remained unyielding, his eyes narrowed as he studied me with a critical gaze, and an icy dread crept up my spine. Yup, I'd made a terrible mistake. I should have kept my big mouth shut. However, I hadn't, and I couldn’t take back what I'd said; it was too late.
“I'd no idea,” I breathed, voice weak.
Shifting in the too small chair, the man leaned forward, propping his elbows onto the top of the desk, then steepling his fingers, he murmured, “I bet we can work…something…out."
I rolled my eyes. Seriously? Why is it, men always go there? Okay, so, yeah, the man was drop-dead gorgeous. But… really?
The man must have read my mind, because a smirk of amusement spread across his lips before he stated, “Miss Crinshaw, though that's an interesting proposition, it’s not quite what I was offering. However, I am willing to get your charges dropped for a price. You come work for me.”
I eyed him wearily, finally asking, “What kind of work?”
Cocking his head, that same maddening smirk spread across those sexy as fuck lips again. “The kind that will keep you out of prison?” he suggested.
Shifting a little as my body seemed to be strangely coming awake in an unexpected manner beneath his periwinkle-blue eyes, I mumbled, “Okay, suppose I do come work for you. What exactly would I be doing?”
Despite his assurance of seconds earlier, I was still suspicious.
The man's smirk eased into a smile, revealing a set of perfectly straight, perfectly white teeth, before with that damn panty-melting accent, he murmured, “I’ll reveal that, when you agree you’ll work for me.”
I couldn’t help myself, I stared at the man in astonishment. He was absolutely bonkers. Who in the hell would think anyone would take a job unknowing of what it was?
I gave a shake of my head, then asked in astonishment, "Why in the hell would I agree to something that sounds fishy as fuck?"
He gave a shrug, then, his smile still in place, he held out his hand in my direction. "Deal or no deal?"
As I looked at him, I thought over my options, or rather the lack of them. With an inward shrug, I reached out and took his hand, shaking it. "I guess we have a deal," I returned, unable but to wonder what in the hell I was getting myself into.
With the agreement in place, the man stood, his handshake firm, his grip surprisingly comforting. "Good. You won't regret it," he stated. Then, handing me an envelope, he continued, "Come to this address tomorrow morning at eight sharp."
Seconds later, I gazed at the envelope in my hand, my stomach twisting into knots as the guard escorted me out of the room.
~Elysia~The morning after the gathering rose slow and gentle, as if the world itself understood we were coming to an ending, not the kind marked by loss or battle, but by the quiet completion of a long, heavy chapter. Pale sunlight filtered through the canopy above the village, casting soft gold over everything it touched. The air smelled like dew, pine, and the faint lingering sweetness of last night’s lantern wax.I stood on the back steps of our home, watching as Willow chased a butterfly across the clearing, her laughter darting through the air like a spark refusing to be snuffed out. She’d slept deeply after the celebration, curled between Alex and me, her warmth a reminder that the future wasn’t something distant, it was alive, running barefoot across the grass right in front of us.Alex stepped outside behind me, his presence steady before he even spoke. “Twix is waking,” he murmured quietly.I turned to him with a small smile. “You checked on him already?”He shrugged lightly.
~Alex~Dawn broke in soft pinks and golds, painting the sky in the kind of light that made the world feel cleansed, renewed. I stood at the eastern ridge waiting for the sun to rise fully, the cool morning air brushing against my skin. Behind me, the village stirred with quiet energy…pots clinking, laughter in small bursts, footsteps moving with purpose. The preparations had gone well. The gathering felt right. Needed. And Twix would be here soon.I inhaled the scent of damp earth and pine sap, grounding myself in the calm. This was the part of leadership no one prepared you for—the rebuilding of spirits, the tending of hearts, the recognition that healing was just as vital as strength.A soft footstep sounded behind me. Elysia approached, her cloak wrapped loosely around her, the early morning breeze gently lifting strands of her hair. She gave me a small smile. “You’ve been out here a while.”“Couldn’t sleep,” I admitted. “Too much on my mind.”“Twix?” she asked.I shrugged. “Twix. T
~Elysia~The morning after Alex’s training session dawned with a strange kind of clarity, the kind that settles in the air after days of quiet tension. The forest breathed differently, no longer strained, no longer weighed down by the grieving energy that had lingered since the news of Maren’s pack. Instead, there was a slight lift, a subtle shift in the wind that felt like the earliest whisper of renewal.I felt it the moment I stepped outside with Willow. She blinked up at the pale sun peeking through the branches and took a long breath as though she could taste the change.“It smells different today,” she said thoughtfully, nose wrinkling. “Like the trees slept better.”Her phrasing made me smile. “Maybe they did.”She took my hand as we walked toward the river. The village was already awake, though the energy felt softer than usual. Wolves moved with purpose, but not urgency. Conversations broke out in clusters: low, steady, communal. The aftermath of collective grief had a way of
~Alex~The forest was still damp from the night’s dew as I walked the perimeter alone, letting the rhythm of my steps settle the thoughts that had been circling since Twix’s visit. The quiet of morning had always been a comfort…steady, predictable, offering space for reflection. But today the quiet felt different. Not heavy, not tense. Expectant.The joined pact.Twix had said the words with a steadiness that told me he had been carrying the idea long before he spoke it aloud. And it made sense. His pack needed stability, and ours had become a refuge for more than just our own wolves. We’d taken in strays, refugees, survivors. We had a reputation now…a haven, a stronghold, a center point for scattered lives. But a joined pact was more than an alliance. It was a long-term merging of futures. Shared resources. Shared protection. Shared responsibility.Shared history, and shared healing.I stopped at the far ridge overlooking the valley, the morning sun spilling orange light over the tree






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