Elle Davis is a hopeless romantic, an epic daydreamer, and best friend to party girl Abi. Oh, and she’s also a twenty-three-year-old virgin. She has always dreamed of love at first sight and the fairy-tale ending; however, as the burden of her virginity increases, so does her sexual curiosity… In her mission to find Mr Right, Elle inevitably stumbles across Mr Wrong. Following a chance encounter with a colleague, she decides to take the first steps… Luke Simms is funny, sexy and cocksure with as much baggage as the lost luggage department at Heathrow airport. He doesn’t do commitment, but he does offer Elle the experience she craves. Ben Newman is romantic, witty and drop-dead gorgeous. He is also chasing the fairy tale. But after a string of dating disasters, he’s ready to give up on the dream and end the search. Find out if Elle saves Luke Simms from his mission of self-destruct or if she ends Ben Newman’s search for his fairy tale… Warning This novel contains strong language, particularly from a senior citizen who is old enough to know better, and a wild girl who frankly doesn’t give a f\\k. There are also descriptions of sex, therefore this novel is only suitable for 18+ This is the first book in the Music and Letters series but can be read as a standalone.

Abi Sinclair is a determined social worker and committed party girl. She’s independent, ballsy and living the single girls’ dream. But underneath the bravado and empty one-night stands, she's hiding a broken heart… Jamie Dawson is Abi’s lost love, the only man who ever made her feel alive. When he left Nottingham two years ago to take care of his terminally ill mother, they agreed to communicate only by letter, both believing their love was meant to be. One regrettable lie forced them down very different paths. One rash decision forced them apart. But Jamie is back. And he’s Abi’s new manager. Only he’s a different man—too different. Desperate for answers, Abi won’t stop until she uncovers the truth behind Jamie’s two-year absence… This novel contains strong language, mainly from Abi. She can’t help it. Jamie is guilty too, particularly when passion gets the better of him. There are also descriptions of sex, therefore this novel is only suitable for 18+ This is the second book in the Music and Letters series but can be read as a standalone.

When opposites attract, there’s bound to be fire. Kate Roper has it all figured out—a successful career as a social worker, friends who love her, and a perfectly sensible, but boring, boyfriend. Then she meets Danny, a tortured artist with a troubled past. He’s everything Kate shouldn’t want, but Danny’s sexual confidence intrigues her, his tattoos enthrall her, and she craves all he has to offer. Art therapy sessions have saved Danny from his tormented past. But when Kate shows up with her positivity, paintbrushes, and flirty skirts, Danny can’t seem to escape the grim reminders of when he was left to bury the past under his addictions. Danny doesn’t do romance. He does sex. Amazing sex. He can teach Kate the art of orgasms so this Miss Goody Two-Shoes learns the difference between monotonous and mind-blowing. And as their relationship intensifies, their pasts collide. They soon find they have more in common than they first thought, but can Kate and Danny find their truths in each other? This novel is a delicious opposites-attract contemporary romance featuring a tattooed bad boy biker. This is the third book in the Music and Letters series but can be read as a standalone with no cheating or cliffhangers.

Suspicion can drive you mad. But it can also prove you right. Gem Brown had it all. A successful husband, two gorgeous boys, and a life mapped out. Until the day she found her husband teetering on the edge of ecstasy, his mistress on her knees before him. The betrayal provided her with…clarity. She would never trust a man again. Now, four years later, through the strength of friendship and love of her kids, Gem feels ready to start taking chances. Enter Josh. He’s a match made in heaven—or maybe it was Loveisintheair.com? Epic dates, swoon-worthy grand gestures, and a promise of happiness threaten her ‘men suck’ mantra. But is Gem ready to fall in love again? Will she test the theory that high levels of sexual tension often lead to earth-shattering sex? Can Josh help her heal old wounds, or will ghosts of the past fail to let her go? This novel is a gorgeous second-chance-at-love-single-parent-moving-on contemporary romance. This is the fourth book in the Music and Letters series but can be read as a standalone with no cheating or cliffhangers.