Released books - Why Choose
Going forward, all books will be MFM+
After humanity destroyed the planet, a small settlement persevered.
In this new world, women are merely objects, living only to serve their husbands, and a select group heavily governs every aspect of day-to-day life.
Phoebe is forced to marry Leo, a mysterious stranger. The rumors surrounding him soon prove to be true. He's definitely hiding something, but treats her in ways no other man would.
When Max enters the picture, equally caring and affectionate, Phoebe must adjust to this new reality—having two men who would go to the ends of the Earth for her.
Kole, an unexpected connection, comes into their life just as everything becomes deadly. His loyalty is questionable, but his role is pivotal to their plan.
As the truth finally comes to light, they're forced to trust in one another, or perish.
MMFM - Dystopian - Forced Marriage - single pov
Released books - MF
Old books pre-why choose.
She escaped captivity, but her mind is still a prison.
When I broke free from my captors, confused and alone—with no memories of my past—the last thing I wanted was to be forced to live with a stranger. He's awkward. I don't trust his kindness. He makes me feel uneasy. There's no way in hell I'm letting yet another man violate me.
An understandably angry, guarded little survivor has invaded my home. It was love at first scowl for me. Even if she never reciprocates, I'll spend my life taking care of her every need—unless she tells me otherwise. Sometimes the recipe for healing calls for a little... spice.
As her memories return, dormant emotions reawaken. Will his devotion and support be enough to save her?
MF - Contemporary - Found Family - dual pov
He was her first love and wanted her to be his last…but life got in the way.
No matter how much I wanted love, it wasn't meant for me…until I met Jude. For the first time, I felt things—genuine attraction, a connection. Broody and troubled, he was everything I shouldn't want. Still, I let him break my heart. Lesson learned; love only leads to pain. I’ll never make that mistake again.
Young and in love, I had told myself Caroline was different; someone worth keeping. Too bad she didn’t feel the same. Years later, our worlds unexpectedly collide. Forced to work alongside her, resentment quickly transforms into renewed longing. I want her, now more than ever. How do I make her look at me?