Single Parent

When a steamy excerpt from her latest erotic novel accidentally ends up in her daughter’s teacher’s inbox, Lena Morrow is mortified. It was a mistake, one she wants to forget. But Nolan Hendrix doesn’t let it slide. He’s calm. Composed. Way too attractive to be real. And instead of walking away, he leans in, unshaken, unbothered, and intent on exploring every line she wrote. What begins as a scandalous mishap turns into something far more dangerous. The tension is magnetic. The desire is undeniable. But Lena is a single mom, with a child to protect and a past that still burns. Can she really give in to something that feels like pure temptation?

He’s my lieutenant. I’m his rookie mistake. We’re not just a bad idea—we’re a violation of every rule in the book. After a grueling wildfire training in the mountains, all I want is one drink, one night to breathe, and zero contact with Ellis Miller—my grumpy, infuriatingly hot lieutenant who’s been riding me harder than any of my past superiors. But luck’s not on my side as I’m forced to share a room with him for the night. He’s still pissed—because I threw myself into the flames without thinking. Because I scared him. And because—maybe—he wants me too... TROPES / 🔥 Age gap (38/24) 🔥 Taboo romance (lieutenant/subordinate) 🔥 Bi-awakening (one MC) 🔥 Grumpy/sunshine 🔥 Forced proximity 🔥 High heat with sweet romance 🔥 Firefighters galore! Not Safe for Command is a 40k-word, forbidden age-gap firefighter MM romance novella with HEA. This is the second installment in the Station Thirteen series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone.

Two people who’ve written off love and magic find a little of both on the longest night. After inheriting her grandmother’s house in suburban Connecticut, Rina Minkin revives her witchy improv character to help pay for necessary home repairs. When Miguel Alvarez shows up at her front door with two kids in need of a Winter Solstice miracle, even cynical Rina can’t turn them away. And the longer she spends with them, the more she wants them to stick around. \*This is a 6,500-word sweet contemporary romance short story, occasionally made available on the author's website.