After the night of her life with a dirty, sexy stranger who’s supposed to live a world and a half away from her, Tori is feeling pretty damn smug - until she finds him in the office next door. Bryant is a menace, making every woman in the entire building lose focus, but she never thought he would actually go after her assistant. Determined to save the poor girl from his clutches, she confronts him, and finds herself thrust in a world she never knew existed. Bryant should stay away from the sweet little prim and proper thing wrapped in designer suits, but he’s had a taste and he can’t seem to forget it. He knows there’s no way he can even pretend to be satisfied with a vanilla relationship. Good thing that when the clothes and the attitude come off, Tori might very well be a sub. All he needs is to lead her down the rabbit hole… Disclaimer: The big bad office wolf is a very steamy romance, more so than most of my books. As the description suggests, it also includes some BDSM element. Spare panties recommended.

Maverick King has done his best to run from the man he used to be, but years after the night that changed everything, he sees her for the first time. Alexia Taunton. His wildest dreams and worst nightmares wrapped in one delicious, naughty package. One glimpse, and he knows he’s very much still a dom. He’s managed to avoid her for weeks, until a damn bad bout of wind messes with his resolves, forcing him to share a room with his obsession for one night. Lexi is a damn chicken. After over a year of visiting The Tower regularly, she’s yet to have her first kinky experience. She just isn’t attracted to the guys she meets there; until she sees him for the first time. Too bad Maverick doesn’t seem that into her. NOTE: Trigger Warning. This book touches sensitive subjects. Disclaimer from the author: King of the Tower is a romantic comedy series about woman going down the rabbit hole, and figuring out that it's fun in wonderland. Don't expect them to change, or tame the men they love. Don't expect the male protagonist to force them into anything.

Ryn is a mess: unruly hair, untidy apartment, paint under her nails and a broken spirit. She's the irregularity in Desmond's neat, perfect schedule. When she decides to move away from the city and resign from her position in his company, he attempts to take it in stride, sign a severance package, and wish her good luck. One problem: a king does not relinquish his future queen. This book comes with a trigger warning. If you've read Ryn's story in Deep Down the Rabbit Hole, you know it's dark. Moreover, this book includes menage and bisexual scenes. Disclaimer from the author: Kings of the Tower is a steamy romance series about women going down the rabbit hole, and figuring out that it's fun in wonderland. Don't expect them to change, or tame the men they love. Don't expect the male protagonist to force them into anything.

Hes has one no matter how gorgeous they are, she doesn’t get involved with any friend, or business partner of the Kings. They’re nothing but trouble, and she won’t jeopardize her career for a man. The rule serves her well, until Edmund Ashworth, the royal pain in the neck of a British lord who seem to think he owns NYC. Edmund wants a piece of Kings property, a place at The Tower, and a night with Hester Hall. He can have the first two for a price, but Hes is determined to ignore their consuming attraction. It should just have been harmless fun, an entertaining challenge, nothing more. But when he peeks under the surface, Edmund gets a glimpse of what he stands to lose, should he mess it up.