Logan Lockwood, with his parents in tow, came home to a house in disarray. His favorite chair is broken and the scent of a stranger permeates through the house. Chasing her scent to his room, he sees a beautiful blonde laying in his bed. All can be forgiven because she’s his. Grace Harper got into a world of trouble simply because she had to use the bathroom. Always the good girl, she’d never before thought of entering someone’s home uninvited, but desperate times and all that. Things go from messed up to extremely confusing with just a quick nap. What happens when she wakes to find three large people staring at her, one with possession on his mind and desire in his eyes? Can she accept Logan's claim or will he be forced to let her go?

Diego Lopez is in pursuit of his mate, Diana Bacon. Follow them as Diego attempts to hold his body under control until the next full moon. Once the moon is here there will be nothing stopping him from kicking in her door and claiming her for his own. No brick houses will keep him out. This time the big bad wolf wins… Another wickedly delicious twist on a childhood classic. I wonder if there’s something a bit wrong about messing with children’s books, but alas, I’m not stopping there. More to come…

Henry and Gretchen had no idea the other existed until that one fateful day. It changed their lives forever, but at a cost of losing each other. Henry will do anything he can to find the missing piece of his heart. Gretchen hasn't forgotten her hero and never will. Can they find a way to each other or with their love be lost forever?

Evil Stepmother? Check. Wicked Stepsisters? Check. Dead father? Check. Endless Chores? Check. Handsome prince, to rescue me? I hope so! I have become Cinderella. However, instead of dirt, the smell of grease lingers on me as the abuse sends me to the hospital and into the arms, quite literally, of Dr. Edward Prince. Will he rescue me or am I delusional from the blood loss? This is another over the top Steele Fairy Tale where fiction meets fantasy. Where passion ignores logic and happily ever afters are a must.