"Welcome to Whiskers' Seaside Inn. Do you have a reservation?" Whiskers' Seaside Inn doesn't sound like the most exotic location for a weekend getaway, but it's certainly intriguing. Ethan Roberts is smitten the moment he sees the weathered clapboard inn and finds out it's for sale. He's even more taken with the establishment's hunky handyman, Cade Wyatt. The inn has two paying guests, but Ethan discovers another cast of characters who come and go as they please. Cade might be nonchalant about the ghosts, but Ethan's not sure he feels the same. He wants Cade more than anything, but Cade won't leave the inn. Somehow, Ethan must find a way to live with the spirits as well as the man he's come to love. Can I ever make this place my home? He knows he could, in a heartbeat, if the inn was truly as serene as the face it presents to the world. Deep inside, something's festering. He's tried to ignore it—or not to believe in it—but he's past that, now. There are ghosts or spirits at Whiskers', plus one batty old woman, and he needs to know more about all of them. "Annie, Laura and Ben," Ethan repeated dully. "The ghosts." Chuckling, Cade faced him. "Actually, they're spirits. You really don't want to believe in them, do you?" "Ghosts—spirits—aren't real," Ethan insisted. "I believe that." "Well, Mr. Roberts, I have a feeling your beliefs are about to be tested." Book six in the Kindred Spirits series They say opposites attract. Can a geek and a hunk find happiness among the ghostly apparitions at Whisker's Seaside Inn? Two very different men with one shared problem. Frankie Nelson is a computer geek with a problem. He's caught his life partner cheating on him, and the socially awkward side of him is not sure how to deal with it. He decides to get away and clear his head, winding up at Whiskers' Seaside Inn, the Oceanside home of his Aunt Delia. Raul Herrara is a sporty outdoorsman who doesn't even own a computer. When he meets Frankie it's apparent they have little in common—other than a mutual deep lusty desire for each other. Just when Raul realises he's fallen for the shy nerd, Frankie's partner comes to claim him. Unless Frankie can speak up for himself, the new relationship may be over before it's really begun. Jude Mason Jude's imagination frequently leads her astray and she eagerly follows while trying to keep out of trouble, or at least, not get caught. For those of you who know her, you'll know that's not always easy. A picture, a smell, an unexpected glimpse of flesh, or a load of soil in the back of a pick-up, are all fodder for her writing. Her male characters run the gamut from the dominant male ruling his women with an iron fist, to a simpering purple-clad boy-toy whose only desire is to please. As diverse and as richly depicted, her women find themselves in a myriad of exotic and erotic situations. Jenna Byrnes Jenna Byrnes could use more cabinet space and more hours in a day. She'd fill the kitchen with gadgets her husband purchases off TV and let him cook for her to his heart's content. She'd breeze through the days adding hours of sleep, and more time for writing the hot, erotic romance she loves to read.