A sizzlingly atmospheric dark romance that conceals an eerie side, with a strong, combative female protagonist, a plot that conjures up the feel of thrillers and horror stories: these are the ingredients of the most popular and widely sold self-published saga from 2021.

Aria Davidson, twenty-two, is an aspiring photographer with no prospects. Having run out of money, she has to work as a maid for the Harrisons, a prominent Miami family. For Aria, this represents a chance for independence and for finally making her dream come true: becoming a photographer. Her painful past, however, has filled her with anger and resentment, so she can lose her temper over a trifle – something that Aidan, one of the six brothers in the Harrison household, immediately notices. Aria and Aidan are two sides of the same coin: he is self-possessed while she acts on instinct; he is inscrutable while she wears her heart on her sleeve. In appearance, all they have in common is suffering. Amid arguments and provocations and despite their differences, they grow increasingly closer, allowing their feelings to surface. But Aria is not aware of the dangerous truths hanging over the Harrisons and by the time these secrets emerge it’s too late for her to leave.

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Beautiful model Madison Cooper has a perfect, successful life all planned out. That is until she meets a pair of blue eyes that turn everything upside down: those of Josh, the most mysterious of the six Harrison brothers.

In this new chapter of the Harrison saga, will the person capable of losing control succeed in love?

Madison Cooper is a beautiful and spoilt Californian model who dreams of a house in the wealthy city of Calabasas, in Los Angeles County, a career in fashion, children and a caring husband. Just as all this seems about to happen, a friend introduces her to the both glittering and dark world of the Harrisons. In their mountain house in Vermont, Madison meets Josh, the most mysterious of the six Harrison brothers, who, for all his charisma, seems to be concealing more than one secret. Very soon, a powerful, uncontrollable attraction develops between them, which is precisely what the young woman has always tried to avoid. As Madison tries to convince herself that Josh can become a part of her world, ghosts from the past come to remind her that this cannot happen. But, once someone enters the world of the Harrisons, there is no turning back…

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The third instalment in the billionaire saga about the Harrison family and America’s handsomest and most accursed siblings who have one weakness: love.

As she tries to ensure the best possible care for her father and a future for herself, the young and shy Grace Walker agrees to pretend she is a maid and to spy on the Harrison brothers on behalf of the Williams family. Only she has taken into account neither Aron Harrison’s smile and kindness, nor destiny.

With her mother dead and her father gravely ill, Grace Walker is forced to give up her greatest passion: dance. Resigned, she takes a job as a maid at the Harrisons’ chalet in Vermont. Only she is not just an ordinary servant: the Williams family have hired her to spy on the Harrisons and find something to help clear Jonathan Williams and his son Alex in the imminent trial for the abduction of Aria, Aidan Harrison’s girlfriend. However, playing both sides does not come easy to a gentle soul like hers and what makes it even worse is her attraction to Aron Harrison, who, like her, has had to discard his dreams. In a vain attempt to protect him, she pushes him away in every way she can, but hard as it is to resist a Harrison, lying to one is impossible.

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Asher, the best loved of the Harrison siblings, returns in a standalone story, a blend of legal thriller and spicy romance.

The feud between the Williamses and Harrisons is not over, and the moment of reckoning is approaching. Only there is a clash between the truth and the heart: can there be justice without love?

As far as Angelica Dalmar – childhood friend of the Harrison clan – is concerned, Asher has only ever been the family “baby”. But when, after completing her law studies, she returns to Miami and meets him again, the little boy she remembered has grown into an extremely intelligent, charming man. Her affection for him soon turns into a deeper, more mature feeling, only she is tormented by a doubt: through her work in the courts she has discovered a clue that could reopen the case against the Williams family for the murder of Asher’s mother.
Should she involve Asher and force him to relive the grief of his mother’s loss, or investigate on her own and risk losing his trust?
The feud between the two rival families isn’t over yet, but the moment of reckoning is approaching.

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