Beyond the Happy Ending...
Because sometimes “The End” just isn’t enough. Step back into your favorite Silvia Nash romances with exclusive bonus scenes, stolen moments, and a little extra heat you won’t find between the pages.
The danger may be over, but Dante Locke’s protective instincts aren’t going anywhere. And now that nothing stands between us… neither is the tension.
Lucian Vale was supposed to be my competition—the arrogant chef I couldn’t stand and definitely shouldn’t want. Somewhere between our fake relationship and all that delicious tension, pretending stopped feeling fake… and my hunger for him never really went away.
Michael Grey was supposed to be the man I turned to when my wedding fell apart—not the man I’d risk my heart for next. I ran away from the wrong man that day… and somehow ended up exactly where I belonged.
Mason Hunter was once the gorgeous, grumpy client I wasn’t allowed to want. Then he became my boss, the man I fell for, and somehow… my family. Turns out, living under the same roof with him was only the beginning.
Jack Graham and I fell for each other when there was nowhere to run and no one else around. We made it off that island together… but sometimes I still miss the days when the rest of the world couldn’t find us.
Kai Schmidt was supposed to be one unforgettable night in Vegas—not the younger man who turned my carefully rebuilt life upside down. We survived secrets, judgment, and the spotlight… but I’m still not ready for our encore to end.
Logan Knight was supposed to be my grumpy neighbor and my boss. Somewhere between danger, heartbreak, and the way he always protected me, he became the man I couldn’t walk away from… even when he tried to push me away.
Roy Hamilton overheard my wildest fantasies before he ever became my boss. I should’ve been embarrassed. Instead, I let him become part of one… and somehow, five weeks with him were nowhere near enough.
Santiago Vega was supposed to be my coach—not the man I couldn’t stop craving. We fought the attraction, protected our careers, and tried to keep us a secret… but some lines were always meant to be crossed.