A fake relationship. A secret identity. What could go wrong? I have a problem—a thousand dollar problem. As a sociology student working on my senior thesis, I’m on track to graduate with highest honors. But unless I pay the tuition owed to the university, it’s bye bye summa cum laude, hello crushing debt. Enter star soccer player Mitchell Burns. The first time we met, I was Hot Rebecca. The second time, I was Not Rebecca. Aka, the persona I don to collect research for my thesis. Kitten sweaters. Wool skirts. The whole shebang. Needless to say, he didn’t recognize me. It turns out Mitchell’s looking for a fake girlfriend, and he’s willing to pay. Fake relationship for a cool grand? It’s a win-win for both. The only problem is, the person he’s dating—Not Rebecca—isn’t real. He has no idea he’s a subject in my research project. He doesn’t know the girl he’s falling for is a lie. I need to decide what’s more important: my degree, or my heart. Otherwise, I might lose both.

It's been four years since I've seen Logan McGregor. The one guy I could never get over. Former teammate and (unfortunately) very straight best friend. This summer was supposed to be unforgettable. Six weeks in Paris. A prestigious soccer institute. But when I find out he'll be in Paris too, it doesn't take long for those unrequited feelings to come rushing back. Avoiding him is the safest road. Nothing good can come of time spent in the other’s company. And I swear I’ll keep my distance. I will. Except... "Hey, roomie." Keeper is a steamy, standalone m/m romance. Contains giant jawbreakers, a pink speedo, an ill-drawn tattoo, and a happy ending. It was formerly published as Out of Bounds.

Romeo and Juliet. Happily ever after? Or tragedy? There's something about Casey Chen. Ever since I tossed my drink in his face at the Christmas party all those years ago, I've never been able to completely forget him. He pisses me off. Gets under my skin. Makes my heart race, my skin tingle. Not that he knows that. I have a lot on my plate. I'm a nursing student. I'm involved with the local theater. I'm stressed about landing a job after graduation. But maybe it's time for a little casual fun. You know, easy and carefree. Casey, as much as I dislike him, fits the bill. I think we've danced around each other long enough.