Jordan and Chloe left their mark on the gaming world at twenty years old. Each new trade show stunt—from a fake marriage proposal to taking overbearing corporate egos down a notch—kept the brash, geeky couple in the spotlight as tech blog darlings. Eight years later, they maintain the public persona for work. Behind closed doors they wonder if they’re really the open-minded couple who’ll try anything, or if it’s all just a scam. When they rescue Liz from the overzealous questions of a blogger, they find a kindred soul. A night of fun and games ends with Liz, Chloe, and Jordan exploring how much fun open-minded can be, and wow the memories. Then Jordan is arrested in front of the cameras, and the world and his employer discard him in favor of the next bad boy (but not too bad) of gaming. Liz is the only person willing to help him and Chloe survive the media nightmare, but it’s not enough to save his career or stem their growing attraction and jealousy. After all, in a world where scandal sells more advertising space than innovation, three people can’t have a private happily ever after. Leasing Love is an F/F/M romance with all sorts of pairings including M/F, F/F/M, and F/F. It's a stand-alone romance with an HEA, though it does reference events in Selling Seduction.

Brienne My new girlfriend is my boss’s wife.<\\b> Family is the biggest 'F' word. My father wanted a son. Or at least a princess of a daughter. Instead, he got me. Most things I do are to give him the middle finger, including working for one of his company's biggest competitors. My new girlfriend is one more step toward proving I'm not the daughter Dad wanted. The fact that Kenzie’s married makes it easy to remind myself it's not permanent. The fact that her husband, Scott, is my sexy-as-sin boss, and doesn’t have a problem with the relationship? The scandal would shatter Dad's world.<\\b> Problem is, Kenzie and Scott are becoming more family that I've ever had, and I don’t know which would be worse—losing them or letting them into my life.