Caught between love and loyalty, a dragon shifter leader must protect his clan and the woman he loves from an encroaching enemy, all while grappling with the impossible task of keeping his supernatural identity a secret. In the shadowy underworld of dragon shifters, Ronan stands as a bulwark against those who would destroy his clan. An imposing figure, he fights to keep his people safe, even as a traitor threatens to tear them apart from within. When he rescues a group of his kin, two beaten, bloodied traitors are left in his custody. But that's not his only problem. Enter Leeza Parish - an unsuspecting woman suddenly ensnared in the heart of the conflict. She's seen Ronan, bloodied and battered, but she knows nothing of the supernatural war brewing around her. As Leeza finds herself irresistibly drawn to this enigmatic man, Ronan is left with the perilous task of concealing his true identity from her. As tensions mount, Ronan must grapple with his duties as a clan leader, the growing affection he harbors for Leeza, and the looming threat of a traitor in their midst. What will be the cost of his loyalty? Will he protect his clan and keep Leeza safe, or will the flames of war consume everything he holds dear? Experience the thrilling struggle of love against loyalty in Dark Deeds where every secret has a price, and every love has its sacrifice.

In the third book of the “entertaining” (Kirkus Reveiws) Keiko series, Captain Ichabod Drift and his crew find themselves in another mess as a ship-wide vacation leads to their second-in-command taken hostage by the planet’s criminal mastermind. After the riotous civil war in Dark Sky, the crew of the Keiko decides to go on vacation at an illegal gambling port for a little fun. What they don’t realize is that the casinos are run by an ex-client who didn’t get his shipment due to the war. The mob boss decides to take Tamara Rouke, the Keiko’s second-in-command, and hold her hostage until the crew raises enough money to pay him back for the lost shipment. If they don’t pay up in time, Rouke will be killed. Captain Ichabod Drift and his crew agree. But as they find a way to get the funds, one will betray everyone and one will die…

Frat boy Thomas Adams has made more than his fair share of mistakes in his life, but none have come with a price he couldn’t pay. Until now. Mobster Erik Bertinelli earned his position as one of the most feared men in New York City in blood, and Thomas owes him a debt he isn’t capable of paying. Erik is a resourceful man. He offers Thomas a job to square them away. And with the only other option being death, Thomas agrees. Now Thomas finds himself kidnapping an old fling: Aria Carrington. The daughter of a billion-dollar NYC mogul. With no choice, Thomas plays the hand he's dealt. One thing he never expected was for the violence to free the monster within. Or even more so, for Aria to like it so damn much.

In the third book of the “entertaining” (Kirkus Reveiws) Keiko series, Captain Ichabod Drift and his crew find themselves in another mess as a ship-wide vacation leads to their second-in-command taken hostage by the planet’s criminal mastermind. After the riotous civil war in Dark Sky, the crew of the Keiko decides to go on vacation at an illegal gambling port for a little fun. What they don’t realize is that the casinos are run by an ex-client who didn’t get his shipment due to the war. The mob boss decides to take Tamara Rouke, the Keiko’s second-in-command, and hold her hostage until the crew raises enough money to pay him back for the lost shipment. If they don’t pay up in time, Rouke will be killed. Captain Ichabod Drift and his crew agree. But as they find a way to get the funds, one will betray everyone and one will die…

Stolen. Missing. Erased. I'm a headline in the town of Maywood Heights and known by a name I've never heard. They tell me I was taken, stolen, but none of this makes sense. I'm not who they say I am. I'm not a... twin, but even those close to me seem to believe the rumors swarming around me. Tiny. Dark. Deeds. With my universe suddenly imploding, I find myself at the center of a history with more darkness than could ever be imagined. My entire existence has been a lie, and those I should be able to trust hold just as many secrets as the ones who destroyed my entire world. Dorian Prinze isn't who he said he was. He's a liar, and I find myself in a town of the same. Maywood Heights appears to be the city of the damned, and if I'm not careful... It might just claim me as its next victim. Warning: Tiny Dark Deeds is a dark high school romance that contains dubious content and situations some may find triggering. It's recommended for readers 18+ and is the third book in an all new series by Eden O'Neill titled Court Legacy. Tiny Dark Deeds is not a standalone and is the final book in Noa and Dorian's story. Author's Note: Court Legacy is a spin-off series about the children of characters featured in Eden O'Neill's Court High and Court University series. It's not necessary to read the previously released series in order to enjoy Court Legacy. This is a new series that can be read completely on its own.

Set in the upper reaches of the Thames in the late 19th century; 'Dark Deeds & Alchemy' is a rite of passage story with murder, magic and villainy. The book has all the characters you would expect to find in a Victorian melodrama: an orphan, an eccentric uncle, an odious baddie with two evil henchmen and a mad professor. After the death of his parents and sister in a boating accident, Daniel Trance is taken in by his eccentric Uncle Magico. A book of alchemy is wrongly delivered to his uncle, who becomes obsessed with the subject. In Oxford Magico is approached by the mysterious Professor Poon, who claims to have papers written by the Elizabethan magician John Dee that describe how to create the Philosopher's Stone. Magico is persuaded to set up a laboratory and carry out the process, but it soon proves to be an expensive venture. As Daniel seeks out the exotic ingredients required by his uncle, he begins to uncover the shocking truth about the death of his parents.