Cat Sebastian's long-awaited foray into contemporary romance! A witty, emotional, and deliciously slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance between two costars on a popular sci-fi television series.Simon and Charlie, actors on a long-running sci-fi show, can't stand one another. Charlie is impetuous, outgoing, and basically feral, and Simon thinks he should have stayed in reality television where he belongs. They've spent the better part of a decade quarreling over the spotlight and pretty much everything else, and everybody in the industry knows it. Now that Simon's contract is finally done, he can move to New York, start fresh with work he actually likes, and get away from Charlie.Simon's only problem is that people might assume he's been pushed off the show due to being impossible to work with. And he is kind of difficult to work with. He doesn't get along with people—unlike Charlie, who somehow tricked everyone on the show into adoring him...

"If you want to be free, you must be willing to pay the price." -Pancho Villa​Gossip travels fast... and so does revolution. As social tensions rise and loyalties are questioned, Esperanza finds herself caught in the middle of a high-stakes power struggle between the poor street musician she loves and the wealthy aristocrat she is unwillingly betrothed to.Refusing to be used as a pawn in Don Raúl's deadly game, Esperanza must find a way to win back her own freedom before Arturo loses his. But freedom comes at a price, and Esperanza soon discovers that she will need to make sacrifices if she wants to protect the people she loves... even if that means having to fight her battles alone. As revolution sweeps across Mexico, families are divided and alliances broken... but when social boundaries begin to crumble, could love be the one thing that survives? "The Cost of Rubies is the thrilling sequel to The...

Deneisha Lewis has graduated from petty theft to the big leagues—life as a Stick-up Girl.When Deneisha Lewis was released from the Cobb County Adult Detention Center after doing a year for shoplifting, she knew that she had to do something other than boosting if she was going to make real money, so she became a Stick-up Girl. The kind that sticks a gun in somebody's face and takes what she wants. After a string of murders in Atlanta, Deneisha travels south to Jacksonville to lay low. There, she meets Dallas, who robs drug dealers. He tells her that he doesn't come out of the house for less than ten thousand dollars and teaches her how to stick-up his way. He has one rule: come through the door blasting and don't leave any witnesses or muthafuckas that wanna come after us. Their fateful connection will lead Deneisha on a wild ride that she never could have expected.