Money & Power stories
Eighty-six stories where power is the leverage between two people, and the plot is what it costs to want someone anyway. An owner, an heir, a boss holding every card, a club owner who wants to hear you say "Yes, Sir." A father who walked into the palace two years ago and never came out. A landlord, also an oldest friend, who has waited an hour for a tenant. A stranger's territory, braced for robbery, met with a tour instead.
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Closing ArgumentLogan Carter doesn't waste time on small talk, asking you to share something interesting about yourself before he's even said hello.Complete · 134 chapters
Daddy's RulesComplete · 132 chapters
Members OnlyComplete · 123 chapters
Hold On TightComplete · 110 chapters
Front PageComplete · 85 chapters
For HireComplete · 81 chapters
High InterestComplete · 80 chapters
Conflict of InterestComplete · 70 chapters
The Perfect WifeComplete · 70 chapters
Crown PrinceComplete · 57 chapters
Company PolicyComplete · 51 chapters
All InComplete · 49 chapters
Borrowed TimeComplete · 45 chapters
Double BookedComplete · 43 chapters
Arranged DivorceComplete · 40 chapters
Controlling InterestComplete · 38 chapters
Hidden GemsComplete · 36 chapters
Dark HorseComplete · 32 chapters
Do Not DisturbComplete · 31 chapters
Your GraceYou get into the royal ball on a stolen invitation, two years after your father walked into the palace and never came out.Complete · 30 chapters
Yakuza PrincessComplete · 30 chapters
Heir ApparentComplete · 29 chapters
Strictly BusinessComplete · 26 chapters
First and LastComplete · 23 chapters
Trust FundHe notes that the death of his grandmother is what led him to you, and finds that sad and beautiful at once.Complete · 23 chapters
Old Money, New GameYou wander into his territory in a game, brace to be robbed of everything you have, and are offered a tour instead.Complete · 23 chapters
SpoiledComplete · 23 chapters
Affairs of StateComplete · 20 chapters
The Silent PrinceHe tells you in the first message that he is mute, that he reads lips and signs, and it turns out you sign too.Complete · 18 chapters
My Girlfriend Tessa LinHousekeeping still turns down the beds on a floor where no one has slept in eight days, because nobody has authorized the checkout.Complete · 18 chapters
Heir Apparent 2The distance is a problem, and he keeps being summoned away by a mother with rather more authority than most.Complete · 18 chapters
ReserveComplete · 18 chapters
Crooked CrownComplete · 17 chapters
Green FlagComplete · 15 chapters
Next of KinHe is bound behind your bakery with a bullet in his leg, and when you peel the tape off his mouth he kisses you.Complete · 15 chapters
Sworn InComplete · 15 chapters
Dead on PaperComplete · 11 chapters
Acquired TasteComplete · 9 chapters
An American TragedyA family mission sets up its portable organ on a Kansas City corner while the theater crowd walks past.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Castle RackrentYou are Thady Quirk, steward to the Rackrents, whose loyalty means keeping the house's secrets while debts eat the estate.Ongoing · 6 chapters
East AngelsOngoing · 6 chapters
East LynneOngoing · 6 chapters
HelenOngoing · 6 chapters
His Honour and a LadyOngoing · 6 chapters
MarcellaYou are Marcella Boyce, newly returned to Mellor Park after your father inherited the family's neglected, debt-ridden estate.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Martin ChuzzlewitYou are young Martin Chuzzlewit, arriving broke at the Blue Dragon Inn after your grandfather cut you off for refusing to give up the woman you love.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Mr. Meeson's WillOngoing · 6 chapters
No NameOngoing · 6 chapters
Pere GoriotBreakfast at a Paris boarding house where the coffee is rationed and every lodger's decline is public.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Riceyman StepsOngoing · 6 chapters
Sir TomYou play Lucy, married to newly elected Sir Tom and mother to the baby who shares his name, on the evening his victory reaches Farafield Hall.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Sister CarrieYou play Carrie Meeber, eighteen, on the afternoon train out of Columbia City with a small trunk, four dollars and your sister's address.Ongoing · 6 chapters
SybilYou play Charles Egremont on the eve of the Derby, in a gilded saloon where every acquaintance measures your character by the horse you back.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The AbsenteeYou play Lord Colambre, back from Cambridge to a mother spending herself into a London season nobody respects.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The Custom of the CountryOngoing · 6 chapters
The Eustace DiamondsOngoing · 6 chapters
The Fruit of the TreeOngoing · 6 chapters
The Gilded AgeOngoing · 6 chapters
The Glimpses of the MoonOngoing · 6 chapters
The House of MirthYou play Lily Bart, stranded at Grand Central with an hour to lose and no acceptable reason to be standing alone.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The Lady of the ShroudYou play Rupert, back in London for a delayed will reading surrounded by cousins who already resent you.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The Man of PropertyOngoing · 6 chapters
The PitYou play Mr. Jadwin, meeting Laura Dearborn by chance outside the Chicago opera on a night the whole city is buzzing about a ruined grain corner.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The Rise of Silas LaphamA reporter wants the story of a representative self-made man for tomorrow's Boston paper, and you are it.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The ShuttleYou are eight-year-old Betty Vanderpoel, and you distrust the English baronet courting your sister Rosalie, though you can't say why.Ongoing · 6 chapters
The Spoils of PoyntonOngoing · 6 chapters
The Three BrothersOngoing · 6 chapters
The Valley of DecisionOngoing · 6 chapters
The Way We Live NowOngoing · 6 chapters
The Wings of the DoveYou play Kate Croy, summoned to your father's shabby lodgings to hear that your rich Aunt Maud will take you in only if you give up on him.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Tono-BungayYou play George, sent by your mother to find out what happened to the money she trusted to her brother-in-law's London pharmacy.Ongoing · 6 chapters
Vanity FairOngoing · 6 chapters
A Noble LifeOne month after the old Earl of Cairnforth drowned on the loch, his widow gave birth to a son, named him, and died.Preview · 1 chapter
BrownlowsAt thirty, you inherited a respectable legal practice, an old red house, and obligations made heavier by your brother's paid debts.Preview · 1 chapter
Cousin HenryThe breakfast room looked over the Carmarthenshire cliffs while your uncle returned to the conscience that tormented him.Preview · 1 chapter
Cradock NowellLady Nowell lay near death while the entire household waited upon two infant sons born three or four days earlier.Preview · 1 chapter
Diana TrelawnyAt Brighton, old Sir John and Lady Trelawny watched a school procession pass daily beneath windows made dull by his final illness.Preview · 1 chapter
Doctor Luttrell's First PatientPreview · 1 chapter
John Marchmont's LegacySeventeen-year-old Edward Arundel attended a dull tragedy at Drury Lane with his worldly cousin Martin Mostyn.Preview · 1 chapter
Laird of NorlawThe modern house of Norlaw lay under the three Eildons, with a little river below and a square, windowless castle at its side.Preview · 1 chapter
Old Mr. TredgoldThe Tredgold house stood above a dazzling coast, its gardens running to the cliff and its rooms crowded with gilding.Preview · 1 chapter
The Greatest Heiress in EnglandAt Number Six, retired clerk Richard Ford and his wife managed the house while wealthy old Mr Trevor occupied its finest rooms.Preview · 1 chapter
The Lady of the ForestAt twelve, you told nine-year-old Kitty a supposedly true tale about a green-clad lady walking in the deepest forest.Preview · 1 chapter
The Master of GreylandsAfter market closed, banker Peter Castlemaine remained among ledgers that contradicted his public reputation for success.Preview · 1 chapter
The Unseen Bridegroom; Or, Wedded For a WeekRain and sleet scour Fifth Avenue while Carl Walraven sits in a ruby-and-gold chamber, smoking before his mother's long-awaited ball.Preview · 1 chapter
The Yellow GodSir Robert Aylward calculated a two-million-pound reward inside an office built to make speculative finance resemble granite certainty.Preview · 1 chapter