John has a secret that will destroy someone he loves. Now he's trapped in the wilderness with a woman whose job is to force it out of him. Billionaire John O'Connor wants nothing more than to do his job, woo investors, and get back home to his dogs and the media conglomerate he and his brothers run. He's even more anxious to get back early when he realizes that his travel partner is the company attorney, a woman who has never hidden her disdain for him. Attorney Anne Backstrom is off to Austria with her infuriatingly arrogant boss, sent to uncover a secret that might put his life—and freedom—in jeopardy. But when an avalanche strands them high in the Austrian mountains, she'll have to rely on the man she's hated for years—one she suspects of serious crimes. Anne might be playing dumb, but she knows exactly what John did. And if she can't convince him to come clean, she'll have no choice but to out him. ...

Old vendettas don't die. But Isabelle and her bikers won't go down without a fight. Our lives should be simple now that we're finally out from under constant threats from rival gangs and rich psychos. Although inviting my ex-boyfriend to join our little group isn't exactly uncomplicated—that whole assassin thing doesn't sit well with the more suspicious among us. But when our house goes up in flames with us trapped inside, we realize there's a more pressing danger still lurking in the shadows. And this time, they left a clue: a patch that once belonged to my dad. My father was murdered before I got involved with the MC, but I know why someone might still be angry enough to come after me. My con-artist father taught me everything I know about thievery. Is the clue left in the ashes of our home a link to his past? If so, it seems my father's killer believes I know more than I do about Dad's final...