I have no desire to be a notch on Ivy’s bedpost; I already know that would destroy me. Eighteen-year-old Ty Mays is looking forward to his summer job as a counselor at a ritzy camp for the children of Hollywood’s elite. Sure, he’ll have to escort entitled children to glass blowing classes and spa treatments, but he’ll also get to hang out with his best friend, fellow counselor Axel Dane. Things have been strained between them ever since Axel started sleeping with Ivy Pless, the unrequited love of Ty’s life. Ty has avoided Ivy and Axel ever since, and he’s hoping to rebuild his friendship in Ivy’s absence. Then Ty discovers that Ivy will also be working at the camp, and Axel has known all along. Ty is sure it’s going to be a long and painful summer—until Ivy lets on that she’s more interested in him than she ever was in Axel. This seems like a dream come true, but with Axel jealously watching their every move, the timing couldn’t be worse. What’s more, Ty has committed to not having sex until he’s married, and at seventeen, Ivy’s not prepared to be celibate for years, but she’s far from ready to walk down the aisle. Is this summer Ty and Ivy’s chance at happily ever after—or would they be better off saving each other for later? Save Me (For Later) is a full-length, standalone romantic comedy. It features PG-13 rated sexual content, swearing, no cliffhanger, no cheating, and a swoon-worthy happily ever after.

She says she loves me, but does the person she loves exist? Former child star and A-list actor Axel Dane doesn’t lack for women to date, but he’s convinced he’ll never find anyone who wants him for more than his money and fame. Following the wedding of his best friends, Ty Mays and Ivy Pless, Axel heads off to Slovakia to film his new motorcycle racing movie, determined to forget about love and enjoy his skyrocketing Hollywood success and all the perks that come with it. Then Axel meets Shay Denning, an American traveler who is waitressing in Slovakia—and who miraculously doesn’t recognize him. It feels good to be treated like a normal person by a beautiful girl, so when Shay asks his name, Axel gives her the first answer that comes to mind—Ty Mays. Shay seems to be interested in “Ty” for all the right reasons, and Axel finally feels like he might have a shot at a relationship not based on his fame. Shay seems to like Axel for who he is—the side of him she knows, at least—but the rest of his life is difficult to hide with paparazzi and adoring fans around every corner. Will Shay still love Axel when she finds out the truth, or have his lies already ruined their chance to live happily ever after? The Epic Joyride of Axel and Shay is a full-length, standalone romantic comedy. It features R rated sexual content and swearing, no cliff hanger, no cheating, and a swoon-worthy happily ever after. "Walker and Patterson are the duo to beat when it comes to romantic comedy." -Rae's Reading Lounge "\[THE EXTRA is\] delightful, spunky, and deliciously well-written" –Bestselling Author Jen Greyson "Packed with outrageous drama, family turmoil, and the tease of a love triangle, THE EXTRA sweeps the reader into the tumultuous life of a soap opera set." –Kelly Siskind, author of New Orleans Rush