The books
Their mother died.
Three morally gray mafia-raised brothers
Still have to do what she tells them.
Dark romantic comedies about dangerous men doing unexpectedly gentle things, sunshine that refuses to dim, and the woman who taught three killers how to become good men.
Philomena “Mrs. P” Phelan was the only daughter of Chicago’s most dangerous Irish crime family. When her father died, the sixty-five-year-old heiress refused to take his place. Instead, she walked away from his empire and took three lethal teenage boys with her.
The Family had already made them killers.
The Strategist. The Alchemist. The Mask.
She called them her bodyguards because she needed a reason to take them.
She adopted them because she intended to save them.
In Colorado, Mrs. P built the Dovecote, transforming five hundred acres of mountain land into a legitimate wedding estate and a home for the sons she chose.
The first romance begins while she is still alive, when Kian Holloway hires a dog sitter.
After her death, the brothers inherit the Dovecote. Her final instruction brings them home:
Run the wedding estate together for one year. Then decide its future.
They do not obey to earn the inheritance.
They obey because she was their mother.
No killing. No disappearing. No ignoring Mrs. P.
Book One · Grab Yours Now
Play Chase
A Spicy Dark Rom-Com
Kian Holloway & Harper Okie
He hires her to watch his blind dog. Then his security camera catches her alone in his bed, discovering what desire feels like. He should close the feed. He calls her instead.
“This story had me locked on from page one.”
LanetteL · ARC reader · ★★★★★
Book two · Still cooking
Play House
Amos Sava & Trudi Lammé
She sleeps with a dangerous stranger—then discovers he's carrying her grandmother's casket.
Book three · Still imagining
Play Pretend
David Aratos & Riley Quinn
She writes mafia romance for a living. She has accidentally moved in with the research—and the beautiful one would make an excellent muse.
Choose
Your
Danger
With the
Strategist
With the
Alchemist
With the
Mask