LIFE. LUST. LOVE.

What happens when your holiday escape turns into a snowed-in detour… with the most frustratingly attractive man you’ve ever met?

After his life hit rock bottom, Evan Hart thought it couldn’t possibly get worse—until a full-blown breakdown landed him on a last-minute solo trip to a cabin in a quiet mountain town.

It was supposed to be a peaceful winter getaway. No drama. No mess. Just healing.

But instead, he finds himself face-to-face with Logan Briston, the grumpy, broad-shouldered man who wants nothing to do with anyone… especially Evan.

But as the storm keeps them trapped together longer than expected, something begins to shift. And Evan starts to wonder if this icy, sharp-eyed man with a secret past might just be the one to melt everything that’s been frozen in him too.

One runaway heart. One grumpy recluse. One snowed-in Christmas with nowhere to hide.

Welcome to the mountain where healing tastes like fresh coffee, danger feels like a heartbeat too close, and falling in love is the one thing no one planned.

Slow burn, emotional tension, and more than a little heat.

Evan Hart wasn’t looking for anyone.

He came to the mountains to disappear—three nights at a remote Airbnb, alone, far from the girlfriend who cheated on him and the life falling apart back home. But a collapsed bridge and a brutal snowstorm strand him in the cabin of Logan Briston, a man who speaks in grunts, looks like he was sculpted by God on a good day, and wants Evan gone almost as much as Evan wants to leave.

One winter. Two men who found each other at exactly the right time and nearly destroyed each other at exactly the wrong one.

The Christmas Spark: Book 2 continues Evan and Logan’s story with the heat, heartbreak, and slow-burn tension of the first book—and ends with a revelation that changes everything.

Because sometimes miracles show up at your front door. You just have to answer it.

His body is the ultimate weapon. His desire is the fatal flaw.

Caleb Thorne didn’t ask to be different. He didn’t ask for a body that reacts too fast, burns too hot, or betrays him at the worst possible moment. All he wanted was to survive, get his sister the treatment she needs, and disappear into a life where no one looked twice.

But when AETHER Corp offers him a deal he can’t refuse—full tuition, medical coverage, and more money than he’s ever seen—he knows there’s a price. There’s always a price.

What he doesn’t expect is the lab. The protocols designed to push him past every limit he thought he had. And Caleb’s learning the hard way that some weapons can’t be put down.

A dark, slow-burn sci-fi romance where desire is dangerous, control is a lie, and one boy’s body might be the key to everything—or his destruction.

Everyone wants a piece of him. Nobody’s telling him why.

Caleb Thorne thought Session 1 was the worst of it.

He was wrong.

They call it a stimulation protocol. AETHER’s machines have learned his body better than he knows it himself, and every time he walks back into that lab, the line between science and something far more invasive gets thinner.

He told himself he’d keep his head down. Focus on classes. Earn enough to keep Chloe alive. No relationships, no attention, no attraction, no desire. But in the span of a single week, all four crashed into his life anyway, and none of them asked permission.

Elena Vane is starting to notice patterns. The car accident on her first day at Metroplex West may not have been an accident at all, and what follows is far worse. Meanwhile, a girl from the day of the fire resurfaces in Caleb’s life with dark eyes, a disarming smile, and warnings about Elena that feel a little too rehearsed to be honest.

As Caleb is pulled deeper into AETHER’s orbit and closer to the girl whose father is waging war against the corporation that owns his body, he discovers that every session overrides a little more of who he thought he was, and every moment near Elena undoes a little more of what he promised himself he wouldn’t feel. The secrets waiting underneath, on both sides, are darker than anything his body has ever been put through.

In a world where corporations own your biology and billionaires own the truth, the most dangerous thing Caleb Thorne can do is fall for the wrong girl.

He’s already falling.