Fake Heiress

Jack Parker arrives in Harmonfield to marry his destined bride, Emily Wilson, heiress to the city's most powerful family. When Emily rejects him in public, Jack remains quietly composed, catching the attention of Sarah Thompson, daughter of another influential dynasty. Soon, everyone who looked down on Jack will definitely regret their choice.

Aren Greyson had spent three years as Jasmine Richards’ useless, wheelchair-bound husband, enduring her family’s contempt while secretly helping her company succeed. When Jasmine fell for wealthy businessman Nikolai Wynn, she decided to divorce Aren, believing he had nothing to offer her. She had no idea that her “useless” husband was actually the hidden heir to the powerful Greyson Empire. After the divorce, Aren stopped hiding his identity and began building his own empire, while Jasmine slowly realized the man she discarded was the one she should never have lost.

Henry Rowland buried his mother with a wilting rose and his last dollar. An hour later, his girlfriend smashed his anniversary cake into his face, laughed while her new man threw him into the hallway, and her mother changed the locks on the only door he had left. He had nothing. He was nothing. Then the black SUVs came. His grandfather was a German tycoon's only heir. His father found the vault and died protecting it. And Henry — broke, grieving, invisible Henry — is the only man alive whose blood can open it. He went into the estate a failure. He came out the CEO of the Rowland Dynasty. Zillionaire. The most dangerous name in two cities. But the men who built their empires in his dynasty's shadow have been waiting twenty years for the heir to show up. And they are not stepping aside. Senator Cross has the Senate. The Shadow board has the institutions. William Blackwood has the inside track on Henry's own company. Henry has something better. He has nothing left to lose. And a woman who already knows exactly how this ends. The dynasty doesn't negotiate. It reclaims.

"Even if I die a thousand times, I will rise again just to take revenge on those who stole my family’s wealth." Jay, the leader of this metropolitan bandit group, was actually the heir to two of the most powerful conglomerate families in Permata City. A conflict with his stepmother had led to an “accident” that sent Jay and his brother plunging off a cliff. Jay was declared dead. But fate had other plans. He had climbed back from the jaws of death, alive, furious, and ready to reclaim everything that was taken from him.

Thirteen years after being cast out of his home, Vincent Kane returns as a decorated military legend carrying a new name, a hidden inheritance, and a promise he made at his mother's grave. The Kane family believes the abandoned boy they once humiliated is gone forever. What they do not know is that Vincent has risen far beyond anything they can imagine. As powerful enemies, buried family secrets, and ruthless ambitions collide, Vincent begins a calculated campaign to reclaim everything that was stolen from him and his sister. But revenge comes at a price. While Vincent wages war against those who destroyed his family, the people he loves become targets in a dangerous game of power, greed, and betrayal. In a world where loyalty is rare and mercy is weakness, Vincent must decide how far he is willing to go to make his enemies pay—and whether the ashes of the past can truly give rise to a new future.

In a city where wealth decides who breathes, love can be the deadliest weapon. When London’s golden heiress, Ariella Vaughn, marries her quiet chauffeur to save her family’s empire, it’s supposed to be a transaction. But the man behind the wheel is hiding a kingdom, and a vengeance years in the making. As secrets unravel, and passion becomes peril, both will discover that truth is the most expensive currency of all.

I left everything behind, when my father had wanted me to become the head of the dynasty. Every man would have wanted such power given to him to control the world. But, I wanted something different, something peaceful. Away from all noise, distractions and the place where I called home. I didn't just leave, I left with the woman after my heart. I really loved her and would marry her. None of this wealth, power, control matters to me, the reason I kept my family profile hidden from her. But, what happens when there was a zombie apocalypse and I had returned home, to take her with me to another city, but then…I caught her cheating, not with anyone else, if the case should be, but with my boss? That's the height of it. Even when I tried to confront her, she was not remorseful over her shameful actions, and my boss? He simply doesn't care about me, he threatened to fire me if I dared him. They mocked, ridiculed me and even left me with a zombie to kill me off. But, they don't know who I am!

Carter Van Alen was dumped in the rain for being poor. His best friend stole his designs. His rival stole his future. His ex married the man who ruined him. They thought he was finished. They were wrong. Carter wasn't broke. He was the sole heir to the empire that owned the city. He crashed their wedding. Bought the church. Owned the guests. And began erasing everyone who ever laughed at him. But Julian Pane had been waiting. He knew who Carter was before Carter made his move. And a man with nothing left to lose is the most dangerous thing in any room. The Council of Five had the city in a chokehold for forty years. They didn't survive Carter's patience. Now Kingston belongs to him. He doesn't forgive. He doesn't negotiate. He builds...and then he buries. And when the dust settles, only two people are left standing at the top. The King. And the woman who made him one.

After being cast out by the Brown family, Gabriel saves the patriarch of Calonia’s richest family and becomes close to heiress Emily Patel. Using his medical skills, combat ability, and hidden influence, he defeats powerful enemies and rises to the top. Meanwhile, Evelyn uncovers everything he secretly did for her family and desperately tries to win back the husband she once despised.

Ferris is a thief with a bad magic trick and a dragon on his back. Lyria is a stone-cold knight. They mess up a steal and now they're cursed: they feel what the other feels. So they're stuck. To break it, they have to steal from the most guarded vault in the Spirelands. Their crew? A sad immortal, a goblin who loves bombs, a lost librarian, and a space squirrel. The job is nuts. They have no plan. To get close, they have to pretend to be lovers. Ferris jokes when he's scared. Lyria scowls to hide her feelings. Then the fake stuff starts to feel real, and the vault's keeper isn't a monster. It's a god who thinks their love story is hilarious. He's rigged the game for a funny, sad finale. The world depends on the worst thieves, knights, and fake couple ever. They have to out-laugh a god, out-love a lie, and try not to kill each other.