Raya Morris Edwards

Captured Light

Rosalia

Promising young soprano, Rosalia Antonucci, wants nothing more than to attend an expensive music academy for vocal arts. She unexpectedly finds the solution in the mysterious Peregrine Calo, the wealthy diplomat for the Italian-American mafia.

What she thought was a simple marriage of convenience becomes something more as she is pulled into Peregrine’s dark world.

Once she’s gotten a taste of his brilliant, artistic mind, she finds she can never turn back. But what is the cost of loving a broken man who refuses to love her back?

Peregrine

Diplomat by day, talented sculptor by night, Peregrine has spent years trying to work through the trauma of his past through his art. But now he finds his walls collapsing in the presence of his new wife.

As he uncovers Rosalia’s past neglect, he realizes her desire for his attention is exactly what his possessive, jealous side craves.

As he falls into an obsessive worship of his new wife, can he protect himself from being hurt again?

This book is a standalone that does not need to be read with any of the other Captured books. It is the most similar to Captured Light out of all four books.

It is a marriage of convenience, age gap, mafia romance with light sharing, and a HEA for the two main characters. It is not suitable for those under the age of 18.

Captured Ecstasy

Sovereign 

Captured Solace

Captured Darkness

Horseman

Sovereign

Paradise Descent

“All Roads Lead to Sovereign Mountain.”
Set in the rural beauty of northern Montana, Westin delves into the tumultuous love story of Westin Quinn and Diane Carter.
Diane has lived on Carter Farms for her entire life. Raised by her grandmother, she learned to be strong, smart, and independent.
But after her grandmother’s death, Diane finds herself stuck in a tedious existence, under the thumb of her bitter brother, David.
All that changes when a cowboy from Sovereign Mountain, the biggest and most infamous ranch around, shows up.
He’s dangerous and forbidden. And he pulls her into a whirlwind, scorching hot romance that’s doomed from the start.
But when faced with the possibility of losing the family farm, Diane is forced to give up the one thing she wants most—freedom to choose her own destiny.
She’s not as alone as she thinks, because Westin Quinn, the cowboy from Sovereign Mountain, never moved on.
And he’s getting his girl back.
Westin is a dark cowboy romance with heavy themes and content suitable for adults only. Trigger and content warnings are provided below. May contain some spoilers!
Sexual Content
Explicit oral, anal, and vaginal sexual acts.
Virginity loss w/blood.
Period sex/oral.
Spitting.
Indoor & outdoor sex.
CNC.
Collaring.
Praise & Degradation.
Light primal/chasing.
Somnophilia.
A lot of pull and pray – no accidental pregnancy.
BDSM Dom/sub dynamic with and without contract.
Use of toys – plugs, gags.
Restraints – belt, cuffs.
Nipple clamps.
Impact play – spanking, slapping.
Squirting (spitting/swallowing involved).
Soap.
 
Trigger Warnings
Gray areas around fidelity within abusive relationships. FMC sleeps with the MMC while in a forced marriage. Discussions of if cheating is or is not occurring are frequent throughout large portions of the book.
On page depictions of domestic abuse and violence between siblings & within the FMC’s marriage of convenience. These depictions are kept as brief as possible. There is no abuse between MCs. Instances of on page DV are in Chapters 13 and 29.
Instances of dubcon regarding contraception between MCs.
Excessive homicide via guns, cars, catapults.
Branding on a human – discussed, not on page.
Excessive and frequent use of weapons, including guns, some flashbacks involving a minor using guns.
Strong themes of generational trauma throughout.
Trauma candy — I don’t know how to explain this one.
Age gap and power dynamic related content.
Discussions of death and depictions of grief.
Flashbacks of dysfunctional father/son dynamics and emotional trauma.
Trauma/discussions surrounding MC’s parents’ dubious marriage.
Violence.
Frequent discussions of pregnancy, birth control, etc. Light depictions of TTC near the end of the book.
A dog and horses get left behind in a barn briefly, but they’re okay!
Brief mentions of r*pe during a discussion of a character’s past.
Brief mention of accidental pregnancy of side character in the past.
Mention of the death of a pregnant woman in the past.
Frequent depictions of tobacco and alcohol use.

Westin

Devil I Need

Sweet Beloved

Deacon

Darling Bride

Redbird is an extended epilogue for Sovereign of 18,000 words, set six years after the book ends. It's a heartwarming (and high heat) look into Keira and Gerard and their family life on Sovereign Mountain Ranch.It must be read after reading Sovereign and cannot be read as a standalone.

Redbird

Raya Morris Edwards

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