Conquer. Control. Command. They have. They are. They will. They are the Wall Street Royals, men at the top of their game who are about to be mastered by the one thing they never counted on: love.

Contains all three books in the Wall Street Royals Series!

FOK

FOK: (noun) /fok/: Abbreviation for Fill-or-Kill, a term used in securities trading. To fulfill an order completely and immediately, or to not do it at all.

Celeste Walsh and Lance Braxton meet during her audition for his family's scholarship to Juilliard. Their attraction is immediate but Lance warns her he's an all or nothing guy and if she steps into his bedroom, he's not holding back.
It's not until her foot crosses the threshold that she understands just how serious he is. But even if she comes to trust him with her pleasure, does she dare trust him with her heart?

BIG SWINGING D

Big Swinging D: Term used for the baddest badass on Wall Street. That guy. The one other men want to be and that women just want.

Not only do Maggie Warren and Isaac Gregory have nothing in common, but Maggie is a widow, and recently hired as Isaac's personal assistant. Getting together has BAD IDEA written all over it.
But even Wall Street isn't prepared for the fallout when the king of control falls for the queen of chaos.

ALL OR NONE

All-Or-None: An order that must be followed immediately and to the letter or not done at all.

Ty and Lillian Bancroft had the life everyone wanted. They were young, wealthy, and beautiful. Deeply in love, everyone said they were a match made in heaven. Until one night shot their whole world straight to hell.

Now divorced, Ty and Lillian get along just fine. As long as they live on separate continents. When a change up in the company they both work for puts them in the same office, Lillian takes off.
Ty isn't going to let her get away that easily and follows, determined to get to the bottom of what happened that horrible night everything fell apart.

Can Ty and Lillian find the truth before it's too late? Or has she already replaced him?