Mira The first time I met Gunnar Malloy is seared into my consciousness. For four years, he has haunted my dreams, disrupted my fantasies, and every man I date dulls in comparison to that single filthy, seductive, forbidden experience. So when his brother lands on a viral radio show contest, I have no choice but to enter. I must know what will happen if I see Gunnar again, face to face. Part of me wonders if it's I’m unhinged, chasing a daydream fueled by years of longing and lust. But deep down, I hope he holds the answers to the questions that are holding me back. Gunnar Mira Shah was too young for me when I met her four years ago, and that hasn’t changed. She’s ten years younger than me, still floundering in a search for purpose. But what would a brilliant med student want with a broken down biker? What could I possibly offer her beyond a rough ride and temporary pleasure? But when she teases me with her fantasies, all thoughts of age and social status fade away. I can’t resist the temptation she presents. I can only hope she’s strong enough to handle my darkest desires. Love is in the Air Multi Author Don't let their small town charm fool you - these men are anything but innocent. When a radio show contest in a quaint town on the Oregon coast goes viral, women from all over the region are vying for a chance to win a date with one of the five sexy bachelors. But on Valentine's Day, when the chosen ladies arrive, they'll discover that real small town men are way less vanilla than a movie fantasy. Will sparks fly and hearts be won, or will these arranged dates be a painful mess?

Mira is my ride or die, my soulmate, my partner in crime. We're like two peas in a pod, and even our faults complement each other. Together, we run a quaint little bookstore in Hazy Cove, our own little paradise in the Pacific Northwest. And I’m madly in love with her. The only thing marring perfection? Her annoying, alpha-hole of a husband, Gunnar. Yeah, I’m the ultimate third wheel. To make matters worse, Mira wants Gunnar and I to be friends and is always trying to set up our bromance. Let’s be real, two men couldn’t be any Gunnar owns a motorcycle shop, I own a bookstore. Gunnar has tattoos, I… well, okay I also have tattoos, but mine are intellectual. And we can't agree on anything. But as much as I want to hate him, Mira adores him and can't seem to see past his overbearing ways. So when she begs me to come along on their next adventure, a camping trip in the wilderness, how can I say no? I know things will be awkward, but I can never deny her anything. But on our camping trip, Gunnar’s tough guy facade finally cracks, revealing that he’s different than I ever expected. He’s oddly sweet, bisexual, and definitely into sharing his wife with me. Suddenly, I’m in way too deep. Of course, I’m even more in love with her, but that’s not all—he’s on his knees, asking for something I never expected to give. And I might want both of them. But that’s not a thing… is it?

Do I pick the sunshine or the grump? Why not both? My father's sudden death shattered my carefully planned future, thrusting me back into my hometown to take over the family business. But as I navigate the sticky terms of his will, I’m forced to spend time with two men from my past who bring both welcome distraction and unwanted intrusion. Evan Li, the grumpy mechanic who haunted my teenage fantasies, irritates me with his controlling attitude, while his smoldering good looks only add fuel to my frustration. And then there's Jay Malloy, my former sweetheart who left me broken in high school. He’s still beautiful and still makes my knees weak, but I can’t forget what he did. But when our small coastal town is evacuated for a potential tsunami, Evan takes his domineering control to the next level, hauling me and my cat to higher ground. To my surprise, he scoops up Jay on our way out of town. And Jay doesn’t even question it, he just asks us to grab his grandmother, Wanda, too. When I find out what’s going on between these two, all bets are off. They’ve broken all of my rules, and I’m going to give them a punishment they’ll never forget. Where we’ll all stand when the dust settles is anyone’s guess.