The House crest

The story of the House

One author. Three shades of dark.

Every book in this library came from the same hand — but not from the same room. This is why the House has three wings, and why each one keeps its own key.

Why three names

A house with locked doors

Some stories ride open roads. Some walk academy halls where the fire never quite goes out. And some live behind a door you have to choose to open — and mean it.

One pen name couldn’t hold all three and stay honest with its readers. A reader who loves an outlaw romance shouldn’t stumble into the House’s darkest room by accident, and a reader hunting the extreme shouldn’t have to dig for it. So the library became a House, and the House grew wings: Quinn Slater for the roads, Kane Daemon for the halls, Max Street for the locked door.

Same hand. Same devotion to the dark and the sensual. Three doors, so you always know exactly which one you’re walking through.

Meet the wings

Three names on one crest

Quinn Slater

MC · Romantic Suspense · Dark Romance

The first wing, and the biggest. Quinn writes outlaw clubs, dangerous devotion, and justice that doesn’t wait for a courtroom — love stories with engine grease under their fingernails. When the House takes on a quieter kind of glamour, Quinn also writes as Cerise Dalton.

Enter Quinn’s wing

Kane Daemon

Dark Fantasy · Power Dynamics

The second wing burns a different color. Kane trades highways for academy halls and infernal courts — dark fantasy where power is the love language and every bargain has teeth. Start at Hell’s Academy; the door is already warm.

Enter Kane’s wing

Max Street

Extreme · Taboo

The third wing is the locked door at the end of the hall. Max writes the House’s most extreme stories — taboo, unflinching, and clearly marked. Read the content warnings, then decide. If you knock, knock meaning it.

Enter Max’s wing

Every book lists its own content warnings. The full guide lives here.

Straight from the shelf

Every copy leaves the House signed

Buy direct and your paperback is signed by the author before it ships — $13 a book, $10 per book when you take home a whole series. No middleman, no warehouse. Just the House, the pen, and your name on the package.