Sons of Atlantis

In the neon-lit streets of Atlantis, those with power make the rules.

 

Riven has spent his life on the lowest rung of society, but it’s shaped him into an expert thief, allowing him to make the money necessary to pay off his sister’s exorbitant debts. Some debts aren’t so easily repaid, however, and when the brutal and powerful House Virellien comes to call, Auren does what any sibling would do—he offers to work off her debt. Before he knows it he is swept off to the Virellien estate and into the service of the worst of them—the beautiful and brutal Thane Virellien, called the Beast. Their every interaction is charged, and not just with the hate that Riven wants to feel—Thane Virellien is a man who demands obedience, and something deep inside Riven wants desperately to submit.

 

However dark forces are working in the shadows as a dangerous drug filters its way through Virellien territory, and Thane and Riven become entwined in a deadly conspiracy that threatens not only House Virellien but all the Great Houses, even as the sparks between them grow into an inferno.

At the heart of the megacity of Atlantis, there is nothing more powerful than secrets. 

 

Auren has spent his life using his rare ability to probe the minds of the elite of Atlantis, seeking secrets for his cruel handler at House Lorne. When the change came he escaped, seeking shelter in the anonymity of Atlantis’s underbelly. In order to make money so that he can slip away from Atlantis entirely, Auren takes a job at Thirst, an elite and secretive club that caters to the sexual desires of the city. Thirst is owned by the Wolf brothers, three beautiful and deadly half-elves who rule their pleasure den absolutely—including Aksel Wolf, the youngest brother, with the wolf paw tattoos and the golden eyes that see everything. Auren’s goal is to keep his head down and not draw attention, but soon he finds himself relocated to Wolf Wing, the exclusive domain of the rich and powerful, overseen by Aksel himself. 

As he dives into the world of sex, secrets, and power, Auren is seen, truly seen, by Aksel—seen and wanted in a way that feels dangerous and exhilarating. Aksel is determined to claim him, to show Auren his true power, and Auren doesn’t want to resist—wants nothing more than to give in to the intense pleasure that Aksel offers. But secrets don’t stay hidden forever, and Auren’s secrets threaten not only himself, but everyone and everything he’s come to build at Thirst.

In Atlantis’s halls of power, the most dangerous deals happen in the bedroom.

Callum Dray has spent his life protecting the company his grandfather built. One catastrophic business decision puts everything at risk—and leaves Dray & Arren vulnerable to Vega Dominion Holdings, a corporate empire infamous for devouring its rivals and leaving nothing behind.

Desperate to save his legacy, Callum adds one final, unthinkable clause to the merger contract: for the deal to go through, a Vega must marry a Dray.

It’s supposed to be impossible. It’s supposed to be rejected.

Instead, Leo Vega—golden heir, ruthless prince of the boardroom, and the man Callum has despised since college—accepts without hesitation. Not out of loyalty or necessity, but because he wants to win.

What begins as a strategic nightmare becomes a volatile alliance, where boardroom negotiations bleed into the bedroom and desire is wielded like a weapon. Their marriage is a performance for the world—but in private, it’s a brutal game of control, obsession, and unfinished rivalry neither man is willing to lose.

As Callum digs deeper, he uncovers whispers of a secret powerful enough to destroy Vega Dominion from the inside. But secrets like that don’t stay buried—and men with everything to lose don’t hesitate to eliminate threats.

With an assassin closing in and the line between lust and leverage dissolving, Callum must decide what victory truly costs.

Because in Atlantis, power is intoxicating…and love may be the most dangerous gamble of all.