All of Me
As a man who spent the majority of his time calculating for a living, there wasn’t much that Grant Carter couldn’t account for. Or so he thought—until he found himself suddenly snared by eyes the color of jade and an inviting smile. A smile that haunted him once it was suddenly gone. After one night with Charlie Ambrose, he finds himself more than a bit obsessed with the woman who slipped quietly out of his bed, leaving a simple note along with the remnants of her scent. When Grant starts his mission to locate her, he wants nothing more than to get her to admit she felt what he did…but the moment he lays eyes on Charlie again, it’s brought to his attention that he wasn’t the only one left with a reminder of her time in his bed.
I Hadn’t Anyone Till You
Edward Ambrose isn’t particularly sure how morally reprehensible a man had to be to entertain thoughts of sex at a funeral but when faced with endless legs, perfect skin, and a mouth that is criminally wicked, can he really be condemned? He is, however, pretty certain that every secretive fantasy he’s had over the years about friend and former classmate Mia Peyton has somehow snowballed into something major, something incredible, illogical and terrifying in the wake of her adoptive grandmother’s death. It’s something that he can’t let go of.
The moment things begin to bleed from casual to “where should I put my overnight bag?” Edward is ready to dive off the cliff headfirst in anticipation of the impact. There seems to be one small issue–Mia.
His statuesque beauty is a lot less spontaneous. He just needs to show her that oftentimes tragedy can give birth to groundbreaking pleasure.
A Fine Romance
Thomas Ambrose has three simple rules when it comes to dating: keep it fun, keep it sexy, and keep away from complications. Then he meets single mom Dani Lane, and his rules go out the window. He wants more than fun and sexy with Dani; he wants forever. The only problem? Dani has rules of her own, and she’s not ready to break them for him.
Janet Eckford's Witty Ramblings and Salacious Prose 