Morelli Family Book 1
The Mob sent him to kill me, but he owed me a debt…
Years ago I saved his life, and we spent one hot night together before he disappeared.
Now this bad boy's all grown up, and living a dangerous life. But when his Family decides to send a message to my father, it’s my life on the line.
Only he can’t bring himself to do it when he realizes who I am.
He bargains for my life.
He argues to keep me as a hostage instead of killing me.
He even agrees to marry me…but not for love.
Marrying me is the only way he can repay the blood debt he owes me.
He tells me he'll keep me alive only as long as his Boss allows it.
What he doesn't know is that I've loved him since the first moment I laid eyes on him. I'll take him any way I can get him. Sleeping with the enemy never felt so good...
But is there someone else who wants me dead?
Friends of Friends Book 1
Faking their way through Christmas...
Cooper Kincaid finds his perfect Christmas gift on the side of the road: Jonathan Ashe. So perfect, in fact, that he can't resist unwrapping the gorgeous present and playing with him a little early, after taking Jon back to his cabin to recover from a minor car accident.
Jon seems to bring out something deep inside Cooper...something he's tried to keep hidden from previous boyfriends. But their merrymaking is complicated when Cooper lies to his meddling mother, and tells her he's dating Jon.
Jon has no interest in a new relationship after getting his heart broken. Definitely no interest in the heir to the Kincaid estate, where Jon is working for the holidays. And especially no interest in a guy who's so new to finding his bossy side in bed.
Still, maybe a fake relationship could be fun, just for the holidays?
But Cooper has made up his mind: it's his Christmas mission to heal Jon's heart. He's determined to work out exactly what Jon wants, and give it to him.
Meanwhile, Cooper's disapproving mother not only invites his ex to their Christmas Eve event, she digs into Jon's past to prove to Cooper that they're totally unsuited.
Can Cooper and Jon admit that they might be each other's winter wonderful, or will their differences and outside interference prove too much?
Friends of Friends Book 2
Tristan:
I'm a trouble-maker.
Everyone at the club knows I don't kneel on command.
So what?
I’ve never met a man who’s worthy of my full surrender. I’m bored of all the wannabes who think they can expect perfect obedience without proving themselves first.
But if I don’t play nice, I’m gonna get banned from the scene.
And that’s when I meet Seth, the one guy who might have a chance at bringing me to my knees.
Seth:
I'm not interested in a relationship. I like it hard, fast, uncomplicated.
But then a Hollywood producer and his plaything bet me I can’t tame a notorious trouble-maker by Valentine’s Day.
I can’t refuse—not when it comes with the promise of big money when I win. I’ll be able to pay off my family's debts.
Tristan Taylor is an enticing gamble. Whip-smart, big blue eyes, cheeky as they come. I like a challenge.
I'll bring out Tristan's primal needs.
I’ll make him beg. I’ll make him obey. I’ll make him kneel…
But it'll take more than one night to train Tristan, and each session leaves me wanting something more.
Something I wasn't prepared to gamble on.
Taming Tristan was meant to be a bet. I never thought I’d wager my heart.