The Fixers Universe
Every industry has people whose whole job is making the disaster go away before morning. This is what happens when one of them falls for the disaster.
Connected standalone romances — each with its own ending, each set inside a house that fixes what powerful people break. Explicit, and never only that.
The Fixers: LA Saga · Marquee Group, Los Angeles
Seven books, every other Tuesday
Every book stands alone and ends happily. The last two reward reading in order. Pick by what you're in the mood for.
Showing all seven books.
Beck Vance & Ren Castellano
He built a man for the world to love, and lost himself inside it. She was hired to put the mask back on — and became the first person to see under it.
Andre Broussard & Naomi Osei
He built a wall around his whole life. She was sent to manage him — and said the true thing instead of the smooth one.
Ládé Coker & Ireti Adébísí
He left Lagos and sanded himself down to conquer the world. She built an empire out of everything he abandoned — and owns every door he needs now.
Mateo Salazar & Yasmin Haddad
He controls everything because the one time he couldn't, he lost someone. Then the fixer he didn't ask for finds the people trying to buy his fight.
Ji-ho Sohn & Margot Leung
He controls every frame so nothing can surprise him. Then a line producer eleven years younger refuses to be directed — and he falls first.
Zayd Al-Mansoori & Layla Rahman
Adored by everyone, wanted by no one — except his best friend's little sister, who has loved him silently for years.
Gloria Vega & Daniel Ross
She spent thirty years seeing everyone and being seen by no one. Forty-three years ago he asked her a question she never answered. He's not asking again.
The Night Desk
Every house inherits the same doctrine from the same man, and nobody working today has met him. What he left behind comes down in fragments — a rule, a habit, a line somebody repeats without knowing where they got it. One turns up in every book.
"You don't fix the story. You fix the person telling it."
— attributed to the Founder. No one has produced the original.
The Founder's Dossier collects all seven in one place. Including an eighth, which appears in no book at all.
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What to expect
Explicit, open-door, on the page. Intended for adult readers.
Happily ever after. Every book, every couple, no exceptions.
Each is a standalone. Start anywhere — the last two reward reading in sequence.
Novellas. One sitting, or two.
All seven, from release day.
Grief, family estrangement, and workplace power are handled on the page across the series. Nothing gratuitous.
The Old Guard
Marquee is not the first. There were others before it, in other cities, run by people who learned the work from someone who never put his name on anything.
Nobody currently working has met him. Everybody currently working quotes him.
Seven books in, you will not know who the Founder was. That is not an oversight.
The next house
New York
Marquee has rules. It has an office, a letterhead, and a reputation it protects as carefully as any client's.
Damage, Inc. has none of that. No sign, no filing, no client list — the firm does not exist on paper, and the people who use it found it because somebody told them where to stand.
Sylvia does not take money. She takes debt, writes it into something called the Ledger, and decides on her own schedule when it comes due.
Same Founder. Same doctrine. Colder city.
Book One — The Consultant · Reyna Cole & Caleb Voss