Maverick King has done his best to run from the man he used to be, but years after the night that changed everything, he sees her for the first time. Alexia Taunton. His wildest dreams and worst nightmares wrapped in one delicious, naughty package. One glimpse, and he knows he’s very much still a dom. He’s managed to avoid her for weeks, until a damn bad bout of wind messes with his resolves, forcing him to share a room with his obsession for one night. Lexi is a damn chicken. After over a year of visiting The Tower regularly, she’s yet to have her first kinky experience. She just isn’t attracted to the guys she meets there; until she sees him for the first time. Too bad Maverick doesn’t seem that into her. Note: Trigger Warning. This book touches sensitive subjects. Disclaimer from the author: King of the Tower is a romantic comedy series about woman going down the rabbit hole, and figuring out that it's fun in wonderland. Don't expect them to change, or tame the men they love. Don't expect the male protagonist to force them into anything.

Piper Stone’s hunky, rude, entitled, Scrooge of a boss is pushing her buttons every day, but he’s taken it too far, this time. Saying she couldn’t take the holidays off was one thing; preventing her to go home to her sick child? Not happening. She has zero regrets when she resigns. Bennet McFinnley can’t believe his annoyingly perfect personal assistant has actually resigned from her cushy, highly paid position, and he intends to tell her exactly what he thinks about it. But when he gets to her place, he comes to realize he might not know Piper as well as he thought he had. Some Girls Do It is a series of standalone novels and novellas - expect adult language and situations **

Ryn is a mess: unruly hair, untidy apartment, paint under her nails and a broken spirit. She's the irregularity in Desmond's neat, perfect schedule. When she decides to move away from the city and resign from her position in his company, he attempts to take it in stride, sign a severance package, and wish her good luck. One problem: a king does not relinquish his future queen. This book comes with a trigger warning. If you've read Ryn's story in Deep Down the Rabbit Hole, you know it's dark.

Shane has a plan in mind, revolving around the welfare of his business, and Brooke isn't part of it. Three years ago, he learnt everything he ever wished to know about women, now he has one use for them; but then, Brooke comes back to town. Ten years ago, Brooke's reason of breathing used to be annoying the hell out of her brother and his best friend, Shane Vaughan. Needless to say, that had nothing to do with her humongous crush on him. She's back in town and while college has made her a teeny, tiny bit more mature, she just can't resist raising their blood pressure. Shane has never been as pissed off as the day when he overheard her saying that she's considering hiring a professional to "take care" of her V-Card before her next birthday. What is he gonna do about it? -- The Brat is a standalone; you met Shane in On Top, Brooke in Try and Play me Boy, but now, it's their story.**

The rules are simple: humans from Enom are allowed to cross the forest, Jereena are killed on sight. Double standard, but as Jereenan had taken their land, not many Wilderlings have questioned it. Lana, an enforcer sworn to obey the Alpha, doesn't like it, but never has she considered saying or doing anything about it until now. Then things become complicated when the Prince of Ennom comes through with a fleet of Jereenan soldiers. No one ever goes against the order of the alpha - it shouldn't even be possible... Jereenan officials had complained about the southern woods for so long, Chase Hunter finally consent to investigate. He's been there a thousand times before, and never has he encountered a wolf, so he doesn't expect any problem. Turns out, they were right. There are wolves. And they definitely want to kill them... Until they don't. The Wilderling in her red ridding hood stops them all with one word, controlling them. However, some of them don't seem really happy about that... Little Red is the fifth Tale, but it is a standalone. I do recommend reading Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast, at least, to get the world around that story, but it's not essential. Reading order: Cinderella A little Siren Beauty and the Beast The Snow Queen Little Red**