Under cover of darkness, a mysterious hero silently prowls the streets of Zeke’s Bend. Labeled Captain Nice Guy by the small-town press, he selflessly performs kind deeds for those in need. No one knows the identity of the man behind the mask. During a visit to his aunt’s home, tech tycoon Kent Holmes has an embarrassing midnight run-in with the local superhero. Kent longs to unmask the pesky guy who left him tied to a laundry pole, but gets distracted when he meets sexy hairdresser Phae Jones. She’s beautiful, sassy and strong, his perfect woman, and nothing will stop him from winning her. Phae knows she’s not perfect. She has the secrets to prove it, but she won’t reveal them to anyone, especially not Kent. He’s the hottest man she’s ever met, a witty and passionate billionaire whose kisses curl her toes and make her heart pound. He has too many expectations. She has too many secrets. Something has to give and it starts with a simple question only Kent thinks to ask—What if Captain Nice Guy is actually Captain Nice Girl? A romantic comedy with a touch of steam

New Release Special — 99¢. Complete Novel with HEA. Sometimes, one night can last a lifetime There were three things Sylvie Jones didn’t expect to happen when she took a weekend trip to Chicago: • Finally kicking her boyfriend, Alan, to the curb (he seriously deserved it). • Meeting a sexy and wealthy stranger named Heath, and being mistaken for a paid escort. • Not correcting Heath’s error and then … a little of this and a whole lot of that later, taking an airplane flight of shame all the way back home (she isn’t really ashamed—the night was too incredible for that). None of these unexpected events might have changed her life if it weren’t for two more surprises which arrive nine months later—identical twins, Jadyn and Quentyn. Sylvie doesn’t know for sure who their father is, but that’s okay. Her sons are all hers and she can raise them by herself. This might have been the end of the matter, except for one final thing: Heath. He can’t forget the incredible night he spent with a special lady in Chicago. He’d seek her out, but he doesn’t know her name. She dashed off like Cinderella, not even leaving a shoe behind as a clue to her identity. He vows to find her. And Heath Collins, reclusive billionaire, always gets what he wants, no matter how long it takes. Getting the lady and twin baby boys, however, may be more than he bargained for. A romantic comedy with a touch of steam, this is a standalone sequel to “Billionaires Don’t Like Nice Girls.”

New Release Special Price—Complete Novel with HEA. Shattered dreams might become Neesa’s greatest gift. All Neesa ever wanted was a family of her own. After learning she can’t have children, grief-stricken Neesa sells her farm, packs up, and leaves to travel the world. She hopes to find a way to heal, and discover a different destiny than what she’d once planned for herself. Sterling Rush, billionaire, desires a new future of his own. When chasing the almighty dollar loses its appeal, he sells his company and settles on a quiet island in Fiji. For more than a year he peacefully idles away, until his ex-wife drops his surly teenage kids at his estate for their summer break. Tranquility demolished, Sterling has no idea how to connect with his estranged son and daughter. It looks like it will be a long, uncomfortable summer, until … Neesa lands on an enchanting island in Fiji, and senses that it’s something special. After she meets handsome, older man Sterling Rush, she decides to stay for a while. He rents her his charming beachside cottage, and she’s hardly moved in before a precocious, young Fijian girl shows up on her doorstep seeking work. Who is this girl and where did she come from? And why does a seven-year-old need a job? Together, Neesa and Sterling will have to navigate unknown relationship waters. And they’ll need extra determination when a multitude of Joneses, including the indomitable Great Aunt Elfleda, invade the island to meddle in their budding romance. In the end, these complications might be a gift beyond measure. Neesa and Sterling could discover that sometimes, the family we thought we wanted, isn’t the family we need. A romance with a touch of steam, this is a standalone sequel to “Billionaires Don’t Like Nice Girls” and “Two Heirs for the Billionaire.”