Credence

When Tiernan de Haas loses her parents, she doesn't cry — because the truth is, she lost them long before they ever died.

Raised on wealth, Hollywood glamour, and the particular cruelty of being invisible inside a luxurious home, Tiernan has mastered the art of not caring. It's kept her safe. It's kept her numb. But when her only living relative — her father's stepbrother, Jake Van der Berg — assumes guardianship, her carefully constructed walls are about to meet their match.

Packed off to a remote mountain cabin in Colorado, Tiernan finds herself snowbound with Jake and his two sons, Noah and Kaleb. Three rugged, complicated men who don't play by the polished rules she's used to. They're rough where her world was glossy. Unyielding where she expected indifference. And dangerously determined to make her feel things she's spent a lifetime refusing to feel.

This isn't a rescue story. It's darker than that, messier than that — a slow, suffocating tension that builds through long winter nights, heated confrontations, and the kind of push-and-pull that blurs every line between anger and want. Penelope Douglas, New York Times bestselling author, delivers a dark romance that doesn't flinch, now featuring brand-new bonus material.

Credence isn't about a girl learning to love. It's about a girl learning she was never as untouchable as she believed — and three men who prove it.