It’s release day for Love Laughter and Steamy Ever Afters!!
I am so excited about this sexy box set from ten bestselling authors. Check out all the fantastic release day goodies, including several excerpts and a giveaway, now!!
Ten Novels by Ten New York Times Bestselling Authors
From the hot big city heroes that make us melt, to the sassy small town heroines that make us smile, this limited edition collection has something for everyone. Ten sexy and sweet full-length novels—a wide mix of fun, heart-tugging, addictively romantic love stories—each handpicked by an all-star gathering of ten of today’s most popular contemporary romance authors.
-- Ten NYT Bestselling Authors
-- Ten full-length, standalone novels (no cliffhangers) spanning 2,000+ pages
-- Over 97% off retail for the individual books sold separately (a forty dollar savings!)
-- Only available until June (So snag your copy today)
THIS BOXED SET INCLUDES:
BELLA ANDRE – Can’t Help Falling in Love (The Sullivans)
MELISSA FOSTER – Seaside Dreams (Seaside Summers)
LAUREN BLAKELY – Trophy Husband (Caught Up in Love)
VIOLET DUKE – Love, Tussles, and Takedowns (Cactus Creek)
SAWYER BENNETT – On the Rocks (The Last Call)
CARLY PHILLIPS – Dare to Desire (Dare to Love)
ERIN NICHOLAS – Out of Bounds (Boys of Fall)
MELANIE SHAWN – Actually Love (Crossroads)
JESSIE EVANS – Diamonds and Dust (Lonesome Point Texas)
CRISTA MCHUGH – Falling for the Wingman (The Kelly Brothers)
EXCLUSIVE EXCERPTS
CAN'T
HELP FALLING IN LOVE
by
Bella Andre
Gabe Sullivan’s captain, Todd, stepped
into the room.
“How’re you feeling, Gabe?”
“Good, Captain.”
He moved to sit up straighter on the
bed and Todd shook his head. “You’re fine just like that. I know your skull
must hurt like hell.” He nodded back to the doorway. “Are you ready to see Ms.
Harris and her daughter, Summer?”
No, he
thought, he’d be better off never seeing those eyes again.
He’d thought about Megan and her
daughter one too many times for comfort. Not just because he was reviewing the
rescue, trying to look for what he could have done differently, to have gotten
them out faster and more safely—but because he hadn’t been able to forget her
strength, how hard she’d fought to stay conscious, and what a fighter she’d
been every single second of the harrowing journey from her burning apartment.
Still, he understood that fire victims
often felt compelled to say thank you to the men who had saved them. Especially
in a case like this, where they’d just barely held death at bay.
“Sure.” He began to nod, but a sharp
shooting pain stopped him halfway into the movement.
Catching his grimace, Todd said, “I’ll
ask Megan and her daughter to come back later.”
Her name fit her, Gabe had found
himself thinking one too many times. Megan was pretty and
strong all at the same time. It would be better to think of her as Ms. Harris.
Although, he had to wonder, was there a husband? And if so, where had he been
during the fire and why wasn’t he here with them now?
“No,” he said, “it’ll be better if I
see them now.”
She’d say thank you, he’d tell her he
was happy to see her and her daughter doing so well, and that would be that. No
more being haunted by her eyes, by the surprising strength she’d shown him as
she’d crawled on the floor of her apartment and down the stairs.
A couple of minutes later, Todd walked
back in with the mother and daughter. Ignoring the pain in his head, Gabe sat
up higher and forced a smile on his face.
And then, his eyes locked with Megan’s
and his smile froze in place.
My God, he found himself thinking before he could shove the
thought away, she’s beautiful.
The last time he’d seen her face it had
been through a thick haze of dark smoke and the knowledge that one wrong move
meant their lives were over. Her eyes were just as big and pretty, her limbs
looked as lean and strong as they had when he’d been helping to move her along
the floor, but now he could see the softness in her, the sweet curves of her
breasts and hips in her T-shirt and jeans. He couldn’t stop staring at the
startling green of her eyes, the silky dark hair falling across her shoulders,
and the way her pretty young daughter was a carbon copy of her, the only
difference their hair color, one dark, one light.
She seemed just as stunned as he and
for a long moment, the two of them just stared at each other in silence until
her daughter ran over to him and threw her arms around him.
LOVE,
TUSSLES, AND TAKEDOWNS
BY
VIOLET DUKE
She felt his eyes on her before she saw him.
Hudson.
Her body
recognized the intensity of that stare as if it were hardwired to her directly.
The guys were
all but forgotten now. Hell, the whole room faded away like white noise as she
watched Hudson climb into the ring.
Lia enjoyed
watching him move. There was nothing hurried about his motions; he always
seemed relaxed and confident, efficient and ready. He wasn’t intimidating in
that built-like-a-fridge way her friends who’d played football in college were.
Rather, he was leaner. But infinitely harder. More etched out of wood than
molded out of clay. As such, running into his chest was literally like running
into a wall.
A hard, sexy
wall lined with bricks.
“You’re killing
me.” His voice simmered, soft and low, with a lazy smile curving his lips to
show his words were more compliment than complaint. It took just one glance at
the throbbing pulse in the muscular column of his neck for Lia to know he
wasn’t nearly as unaffected as he sounded.
Then all
analysis of the man scattered when he went and peeled his shirt up over his
head, sending those granite-etched muscles of his back rippling and expanding.
His eyes tangled with hers as he toed off his shoes and immediately, Lia felt a
surge of adrenaline override any female reaction she’d normally have to the
sight.
Because the man
was doing something so much better
than flirting.
He was inviting
her to play.
No gloves. No
strike pads.
With a slow
grin, she snagged her teeth around the Velcro bindings on her MMA gloves and
started stripping off the boxing tape underneath as well.
This was exactly the kind of sparring she’d been
craving for weeks now.
Enter the fantastic giveaway now!!
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Having sold more than 3 million books, NYT, USA Today & Publisher's Weekly Bestselling author BELLA ANDRE's novels have been #1 bestsellers all over the world. The Washington Post has called her "One of the top digital writers in America."
NYT & USA Today Bestselling and Award-Winning author MELISSA FOSTER writes sexy and heartwarming contemporary romance, new adult romance, romantic suspense, thrillers, and historical fiction.
A former professor of English Education, VIOLET DUKE is a NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author of contemporary romance whose novels have been Top 10 bestsellers in the US and internationally.
LAUREN BLAKELY writes sexy contemporary romance novels with heat, heart, and humor, and she has had 7 books on the NYT Bestseller list and 11 on the USA Today Bestseller list.
NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author CARLY PHILLIPS has had a successful 15 year career with various New York publishing houses, publishing over 40 sexy contemporary romance novels.
SAWYER BENNETT is the NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author of several contemporary romances including the Off Series, Legal Affairs Series, Last Call Series, and Cold Fury series.
NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author ERIN NICHOLAS is the author of sexy contemporary romances. Her stories have been described as toe-curling, enchanting, steamy and fun.
MELANIE SHAWN is the NYT & USA Today Bestselling writing team of sister duo Melanie and Shawna who have joined forces to create a world where true love and happily ever after always has a sexy twist!
NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author, JESSIE EVANS, gave up a career as an international woman of mystery to write the sexy, contemporary romances she loves to read. She's married to the man of her dreams in a cottage in the jungle.
CRISTA MCHUGH is a NYT & USA Today Bestselling Author of fantasy and romance with heroines who are smart, sexy, and anything but ordinary. She currently lives in the Audi-filled suburbs of Seattle with her husband and two children.
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