Five Greek shipping cousins. Five women young enough, sharp enough, and impossible enough to bring them to their knees.
One island. One dynasty. One vow per man — and not a single one of them holds.
Kalydon is a private island in the Aegean and the seat of the Drakos shipping dynasty — forty billion in tonnage, a chapel older than the family name, and a forty-year war with the Kallis crime family that has cost the Drakos cousins one wife, one wedding, and most of their conscience. The five cousins who run the dynasty have spent their adult lives on the wrong side of a vow each: to the dead, to the family, to the child each is raising alone. Then a ferry docks. Then a contract is signed. Then a door opens. And the vow does not survive the week.
Forbidden opens the dynasty when Theron Drakos breaks the vow he swore on his best friend's deathbed and claims the man's grown daughter. Captured places a nursing student behind the walls of a fortified estate where the family security chief reads a contract she did not. Inherited closes the Kallis feud when Konstantine takes the enemy's youngest daughter as collateral and refuses to touch her. Claimed brings an American art appraiser back to the island where the man who gave her a fake name four years ago has been paying her rent ever since. Bound ends the cycle: the Patriarch is dead, the dynasty needs a bride, and the woman the council sends signs the contract before the groom does.
First-person present, dual POV, alternating chapter by chapter. Five silver-fox cousins with one Greek endearment apiece. Five heroines who walk in carrying something the men did not expect to want — a father's eyes, a contract's fourth page, a signet ring, a daughter, a pen slid back across the table. Each book is a complete HEA. Read in any order. Read them all and the dynasty closes the way it opened: with a woman who refuses to look away.
An honor-bound guardian, the dead best friend's grown daughter, and a vow that breaks in a single look. Age gap 23/42.
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A widowed security chief, the contract-bound nanny who reads the fine print, and a siege at the gate. Age gap 24/45.
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The enemy's daughter delivered as the price of surrender — and the vengeful widower who refuses to touch her. Age gap 22/48.
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A fake name, a secret baby, and a patient-predator hero who has provided in silence for four years. Age gap 25/44.
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A widower patriarch, the heroine who signs the contract first, and a three-years-later epilogue. Age gap 24/51.
View book →All five couples, every dangerous fall, and the three-years-later epilogue — collected in one binge-worthy volume.
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