Briar

I have a problem. I’ve attracted a psycho stalker. And there’s only one man who can scare him off. Rhett. Too bad he hates me. Not that I blame him. Years of ghosting him, after our unforgettable one-nighters is bound to bruise a guy’s ego. Especially a guy like Rhett, who can have any woman he wants. But we have a lot of history, and he is my brother’s best friend. So, I have no choice but to ask him for a favor, and hope it doesn’t cost me the one thing I refuse to give up… my heart.

Stranded on another world, a devastating misunderstanding invokes an irreversible mating bond between Andie and a four-armed, winged alien. The warrior who destroyed her life is determined to earn her forgiveness—and her heart.

Sabine Rourke can see the exact moment any relationship is doomed. Except her own. Malcolm Hayes fixes everything. He refuses to be handled. And he is about to become the one catastrophe Sabine can’t diagnose her way out of. Doomed from the Start is Book 1 of the witchy, wickedly funny, spicy open-door Heartbreak & Other Hazards series!

Sasha Moreno thought the Miami Mafia was her biggest threat. She was wrong. The voices, shadows, & vampires – are all real. She’s a jaguar shifter destined to stop an ancient war. Imprisoned in the Underworld, she’s forced to marry her greatest enemy-a ruthless Dark King. Can Sasha save two worlds before the monsters hunting her destroy them both?

Marina returned to her father’s cattle ranch for summer break with two goals in mind: soaking up sun, and finally—finally—putting her feelings for her childhood best friend, Owen, to rest.

What she didn’t picture getting in the way? Owen’s flirty, sexy, troublemaker coworker, Levi.

As the relationship between all three of them steams up, Marina quickly realizes none of her stolen moments with the guys are helping her find closure.

And the only thing messier than falling for one of her father’s ranch hands, is falling for two of them.
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Roped In is a smutty, ~32k-word “why choose” novella where they all fall for each other. There is minimal plot, loads of spice, and a sprinkling of tender emotional moments.