Game On, a novella about
a free-spirit and a lawyer.
Grant Rensler knows he’s considered uptight, even at the law firm where he’s been working hard to make partner— but he simply likes his privacy. He discovers that while he’s at the job, some guy has been taking dips in his pool and he’s furious.
Ned Hill has been attempting to recreate one of his favorite movies, The Swimmer, to help him jump-start his creative work. When he’s swimming laps in a neighbor’s pool, he feels a little bad about disturbing the homeowner, who flips out. Ned is intrigued by the man, so very different from his usual, more laid-back partners.
Then, when they run into each other again, Ned decides he’s
definitely interested. He’s just got to convince Grant he’s not trying
to ruin his life or career — and that the attraction of an opposite will
be good for him...Very, very good.
Available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble and All Romance Ebooks. . . or wherever quality ebooks are sold.
l he decides he must stop the person who's trying
to draw him out.|
Luke Bailey has drea For Mary, her gorgeous new employee should be off-limits. She's his boss. And they're very different—something her interfering family constantly points out. But Mary's done playing the good girl. And Luke isn't the bad boy everyone thinks he is. Their attraction simmers until Mary seduces Luke into playing some deliciously adult games. Then a shocking betrayal threatens everything... Also available as an audio book! (Cool!) |
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In 2310, Jazz White is one of few surviving soldiers of a hated regime. Now “reprogrammed”, stripped of many of his memories and killing skills, Jazz is an outcast until he’s summoned by the government’s elite time-travel agency and told he must journey to the 1800s. 


d of itself. The day-to-day reality of the traveling show,
and the individuals that keep the show going from town to town, so the
reader is made to feel as if they are a part of the story." 

ce. It is an instant classic to be kept "on
the shelf" and read over and over. . . Much more depth than the usual romance. Excellent emotional
element. Highly recommended!" --Top Pick at TRR 

" It’s an exciting and robust tale with mouth-watering intrigue, political machinations, witty banter and some fizzlingly sensuous sex scenes and like The Gentleman and the Rogue (which if you haven’t read why the hell not?) I can’t recommend it highly enough. I want to take away these ladies’ pens until they promise they write nothing else but gay historicals. " --Erastes

The Gentleman and the Rogue is a Passionate Plume finalist
Update: it took first place!
d an excerpt here!
