Month: February 2019

WASTED PAIN explores a relationship between a guy searching for one last romance in his life and a girl he finds freezing to death in an alley on the edge of an American city center. They are both social outcasts; she won’t tell him anything of her past, not even her name. But against all odds, a friendship develops and they become a whole lot closer. Funny, honest, and romantic, this unusual story may leave the reader crying buckets. Another unique novel from the author of A Cross of Cro... [Read More...]

Book 1 of the wildly popular Devilish Debutante’s series! Cecily thought she’d married her prince, but he’s turned into something of a toad, a cad for certain! There must be something she can do to free herself from this sham of a marriage! Because he has this cousin who is absolutely yummy…and Cecily’s never been one to accept defeat easily. ... [Read More...]

Sometimes the best match is one that is unexpected. Will a St. Valentine’s Day dance bring two outcasts together in love? And will a man slated for a life of celibacy and poverty be able to put down the rosary and pick up the sword to fight for the woman he loves?... [Read More...]

Fall in love again with Five Heroes of the Heart, a collection of five full-length Medieval and Victorian romance novels by USA Today, Kindle Unlimited All-Star, award-wi, ning and bestselling authors. Only available for a limited time. ... [Read More...]

I always get what I want. Every time. But not with her. Office romances are forbidden in my company. There’s no way in hell she’s giving in. No matter what I try. Not even when Valentine’s comes. I’m asking for me. For today. Tomorrow. Forever. ... [Read More...]

Not the heck again. I’ve had my alpha-jerkface fix. Now he’s my sworn protector… I’m about to go nuclear. Yet I have to smile and pretend I won’t slap him into the next century. James Nobel and I have history. Raging hearts. Dueling kisses. Firestorm nights. A man like him breaks laws with that suit and that smirk. How could I ever forget my first? Or pelting an Adonis with balled up love notes in class? We were young and dumb and lied about forever. Spoiler alert:... [Read More...]

My money. Her willingness to pretend. It was a business transaction. Find a fiancée and get married. Then I’d have access to my late aunt’s money. And lots of it. She’s curvy, beautiful, and mine. This Valentine’s, I’m playing for keeps. ... [Read More...]