I build things. But nothing prepared me for the wreckage Ivy Bright left behind. She was a firecracker. Untamed. Irresistible. A temptation I never saw coming. By the time I learned the truth—who she really was, how young she was—it was too late. I’d already fallen. And when she walked away, she took more than just her secrets. She took me. Losing her nearly destroyed me. Years later, she’s back. Stronger. Bolder. Still just as tempting. But the past doesn’t stay buried. And when the truth finally comes to light, we’ll have to decide—was what we had just a reckless mistake, or was it always meant to be forever?

Daring Destiny is a sweltering saga of billionaire intrigue, opposites-attract, slow- burn, friends-to-lovers with an unexpected life-changing twist. Before I founded my AI tech company, I spent my high school years silently pining over Astrid Gustafsson, the unattainable ice-blonde beauty. Fast forward a decade and I’m shocked when she asks to collaborate on a secret project. The opportunity is too enticing to pass up. Our newfound friendship quickly ignites into a wildfire of desire, and my passion for Astrid intensifies, leaving me eager to risk everything for our future. The challenge is, relentless demands of my high-stakes empire threaten to smother the flames of our burgeoning romance. When fate dramatically intervenes, will a life-changing twist dare us to embrace our destiny?

I never promised forever. A good time? Absolutely. Heartbreak? Only if they got too attached. My reputation as a quiet playboy precedes me—women talk, and my ‘talents’ follow me wherever I go. But I’ve always been upfront. No commitments. No expectations. No complications. Marcella Delgado is nothing but complications. Brilliant. Fierce. Eight years older. And the attorney trying to take down my boss in a malpractice case. She should hate me on sight—hell, she does. But that doesn’t stop the heat between us from igniting the moment we meet. She’s heard the stories about me firsthand, right there in the depositions. She knows exactly what I’m good at, and even though she fights it, I can see the temptation in her eyes. When her case falls apart, I should walk away. Instead, I check on her. And when she finally lets go—just once—I give her everything she’s never had. She calls it a mistake. I call it the beginning. Because for the first time in my life, I want more. And I don’t care what I have to do to convince Marcella that this is worth the risk.

She was my first love, and I’ll stop at nothing to make her my last. She was my forever. Until she decided I wasn’t hers. Stevie Hayes and I had the kind of love people envied, childhood best friends, high school sweethearts, and the kind of couple everyone thought was unbreakable. Then I went on tour, and she let me go. She built a new life without me, marriage, children, the love and stability she thought I couldn’t give her. I tried to move on, but nothing erased the memory of her. Now tragedy has left her standing on her own, and I’m back. No matter how much time has passed, one thing hasn’t changed. I’ve never stopped loving her. And I won’t stop until she’s mine again.

Rockstars aren’t meant to settle down. I never saw the point in trying. My band, Fireball, is my one true commitment. Years on the road. A battle to stay relevant. A revolving door of lead singers—until Avonna Parilla walked in and made us whole. The missing piece. Brilliant. Talented. Beautiful. A little too tempting, but our arrangement is easy. No complications. No expectations. With her at the mic and a hit record under our belt, Fireball finally has its moment. I should be on top of the world. Instead, my past is crashing back in. Linus. Our ex-manager. My biggest regret. He wanted more from me but I wasn’t willing to give it. So he left. Now he’s back, running the biggest tour of our career. And just when I think I can keep things professional, I find out Avonna and Linus have been keeping a secret of their own. I never thought I could love only one person. Now I can’t stop thinking about two. Maybe it’s time I stop running. Because the three of us? We might just be the perfect harmony.