Being the nice guy leaves me open to being a rebound romance. Which I’m not interested in. I’ve got better things to do.

Like taking my spot on the NBA draft picks. It’s all that matters to me. Love has never been on the radar. I’m too focused for all that fluff. Then life slows me down. Way down.

An injury at the end of the spring semester has me working my way back to full health all summer long.And wouldn’t you know it? I’m paired up with the most beautiful and aggravating girl on the women’s basketball team.

She ain’t got a chip on her shoulder. She’s got a family-sized bag. Her body was built for ballet shoes and tights. All of which I’d give up my dreams to see her in. But she’s focused on one thing—not being anything like her mom. The mother that is head of the dance program at our university.

I might need my body to heal, but this pretty woman needs her heart mended. She’s got some deep wounds from the past that she’s not willing to release just yet. Where I didn’t think I’d ever say such words, I’m up for the job.

This one is mine. I’m going all in.

Note: This is a standalone story. 

Seven men. One for every day of the week. A story too sexy to pass up.

Chicago University newspaper is going under. I need to save it.

Everyone says sex sells, and what is sexier than a polyamorous relationship? One woman. Multiple men. Now that’s how you sell papers. But my plea for such a woman to come forward to an interview has unexpected consequences. All I get are Dirty sexts asking if I want first-hand experience. I shouldn’t give up my v-card and get involved with seven men. I’m not that desperate to save the paper. Or am I?

The men pursuing me are making it hard to say no, as they start to become my secret fantasies every day of the week for different reasons.

I always knew I would have to go all-in to become a respected journalist. The more I talk to them, the more I want to know them not only online, but offline too. They are promising to do things to me that are so dirty; I can’t sleep at night. I never imagined all-in would mean sacrificing myself for a story. Especially, with the bully writer, who’s jealous of the attention that my stories keep getting. I need to keep it a secret if I do decide to play out my fantasies because if the truth comes out, I don’t know if we will all survive the wreckage.

Making a fool of myself in front of the hottest guy on campus? Check! Then getting stuck as roommates with the same hottie? Check! Being completely humiliated by him on the very first night? Also check!

When Luca gets kicked out by her cheating ex-boyfriend, she’s assigned to share a dorm suite with the biggest player on campus.

Ben Nowak isn’t just brazen, he is brazenly sexy. A jerk with an irresistible smile that gets him whatever he wants. Luca might find him charming if everything he said didn’t make her blood boil!

Surviving this semester means ignoring her new roomie, his stupid sexy smirk and his constant string of casual hook ups. It’s the perfect plan. Until one night a mix up lands Luca in Ben’s bedroom– and he sets her heart racing for completely different reasons…

I have debts to pay and secrets to keep. When someone threatens my life, I crash into him: Jackson Ludlow. The reclusive billionaire of New York.

Once, he had everything a man could want. Then, he lost the only thing that he ever loved. So, he spent four years holed up in his mansion doing the only thing he knew how to do: make money.

We are all wrong for each other. He’s cold, uninterested and demanding. I’m impatient and inexperienced.

The only thing we have in common is that we both have secrets. And the closer we get, the more they threaten to destroy us.

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He wants her back and will stop at nothing.

It began as an affair and ended as a tragic love story. A tale of two souls fighting to be together with only their love to guide them. It wasn’t enough. People got hurt.

Seven years later, Charlie Mason has fought hard to rebuild her life and find love again. When the ever-so-perfect Julian Baker proposes marriage, she leaves the darkness of her past behind to plan her future in the light.

In a cruel twist of fate, her past and future collide. Charlie is forced to face the man who destroyed her heart: Lex Edwards.

Lex isn’t there to play games. He wants her back and will stop at nothing, even when he realizes the Charlie he knew in high school has changed. She’s guarded now, and forgiveness is not on her agenda.

A dark past threatens the future of everyone involved, and the only way to overcome it is for Charlie to relive her memories. She must let Lex take her back into the darkness…

Reed Walker. My storm. My hurricane. My weakness. I hated him for that. After all this time I should be over him, but as my boyfriend got down on bended knee, my mind—and my heart—went to places I thought I’d locked away deep in a vault. Reed’s old hideaway lair in the woods. His wall of book quotes. Our first kiss. The day he broke my heart and left.

And now he’s back.

But I will not let Reed ruin my plans to win back my ex. Mark is safe, predictable, and reliable… everything Reed isn’t.

Tabitha. My light, my sun. The girl who wore pig tails and colored paperclip bracelets while I walked her to the bus stop. The only woman who lit up my damn soul in a way no one ever could. I broke her heart once and lost her for five frigging years. But now I have her alone for three days. Yeah, she’s fresh off a breakup, and I risk being a rebound.

But there’s no way in hell I’m letting her go this time.

I’ve been called many things, but “unlucky” isn’t one of them.

Being the President of the largest fraternity on campus makes that part easy. Like me. And I wear that badge proudly. Might as well own yourself, right?

But like most guys, I have two sides to me. One I project, and one I reject. As much as I’d like not to be the guy who’s trying to help his family’s on-campus restaurant survive, I care too much about my father to throw in the towel. And I’m at my wits’ end with trying to balance everything, including being the best soccer player on the field, until she shows up.

The best part? She’s not having any of my crap. Not a drop of my masculine, rock-your-world moves or anything else I’m trying to pull out.

Lucky for me, she’s not getting away that easily. She’s working for my dad now. And where I wasn’t at all interested in putting in my time, now I’m all for it.

I’ve got my work cut out for me with this goodie-two-shoes. She doesn’t know what she’s missing. Or maybe she does? Everyone knows me well.

Whether on the field or the campus grounds, I’m always looking for one thing. Looking to score. 

Note: This is a standalone story. 

Shared by my professor, the star football player, and an engineer? I never thought grad school would be so much fun.

I have the biggest crush on my engineering professor. Yeah, yeah. I know. But you should see this guy. He is fine.

Adam Nielson is tall, dark, and handsome. Like something out of a cologne commercial. He’s every girl’s fantasy. And I’m pretty sure I’m his fantasy too.

But Adam isn’t the only boy on my mind. I’m tutoring Joey Trevino, the star football player. A blond-haired, blue-eyed athlete with a ravishing smile. His goofy personality and boyish good looks would be hard enough to resist. Throw in his persistent flirting? Soon our study group is the last thing on my mind.

Then there’s Paul Bradley, the fellow grad student I met in the lab. A boy with the quiet intelligence of a nerd wrapped in the sexy body of a supermodel. He shows up to my apartment one night to help fix my laptop. And something tells me he’s not just here to touch my hardware.

Can I graduate on time while being shared by these three amazing men? Or will these sexy study sessions ruin my academic career?

Life used to be simple.

I was a city girl with humble dreams. Then Dylan O’Dea broke into my flat, held me against the wall and told me to stay quiet.

It was like in the movies, where the universe zeros in on a single scene. I looked into his eyes and knew he was going to change me.

For Dylan, the sky was always falling. He showed me how our world is a contradiction of beauty and ugliness. How we choose to ignore the awful and gloss over it with the palatable. How you need just a tiny drop of something unsavoury to create every great scent.

Pretty deep for a pair of teenagers living in a block of council flats in inner city Dublin, right? Probably. But we weren’t typical. We both had our obsessions. Mine was growing things, Dylan’s was scent. He taught me how to use my nose, and I introduced him to the magic of flowers.

I had no idea that one day he’d build an empire from what we started together. But before that, there was love and happiness, tragedy and epic heartbreak…

My name is Evelyn Flynn and I’m going to tell you about the crack in everything.

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