I want to shove her against the wall and f*ck the innocence right out of her. There’s just one problem. She interns for my company and we have a no fraternizing policy. As a single dad, I don’t have time to get wrapped up in scandal. This is going to be... hard! Imagine my shock, ok, desire, when I stumble upon her in the elevator where I live and find out she’s just moved in. I’m screwed! I can’t take it anymore. Her firm breasts, peeking out beneath her business suit. Her bright smile, greeting me, making me hard the minute she looks at me. It’s too much! This is so wrong. And WTF was I thinking making a no-fraternizing policy? Well, we know which head will win this battle. I’ve been wearing the good guy hat too long. F*ck being Mr. Nice Guy. Nice guys finish last. I’m going back to the old me. I’ll show her what a real man is like. I'm going to finish again, and again. This full-length novel is a chocolate sundae with a steamy cherry on top. It’s topped with a sweet happily ever after with no cliffhangers and no cheating!

He Needs a Nanny, She Needs a Second Chance Dr. Brown swore off love after tragedy shattered his world. Now, raising his son alone becomes his sanctuary. Until a captivating enigma with secrets lurking in her ocean eyes, moves in next door. Their connection ignites, forbidden yet undeniable. But just as he glimpses a second chance at happiness, shadows from the past resurface. A familiar dent on a menacing Cadillac awakens his deepest fear, and a shocking truth threatens to tear their fragile trust apart. Can their love withstand the flames of hidden secrets and a past hotter than they ever imagined?

.a personal journey of enormous merit.one of the world's great mystics blended with sound intelligence and clear self discovery. Excellent balance between inner and outer experiences, grounding the reader in the mundane as well as the spiritual heights. I almost never offer superlatives; my standards are too high. This work is real, and REALLY good. Louise Mallory-Elliott, PhD., former clinical psychologist; now Melchizedek minister and teacher of spiritual consciousness "I Am Liberty" is a story of one woman's quest to be "in the world but not of it." With a Mighty Assistant and a storehouse of revelatory glimpses of True Reality, Libby begins to imagine how her life would be lived as an ascended being. When the imagining starts to become her daily reality, the true work of Spirit begins and she is inexorably drawn into the evolution of mind promised by God. Often breathtaking, frequently profound, "I Am Liberty" is a courageous and captivating story of realizing and returning to God.

Dan Holstrom is a middle-aged widower who spent the past year wallowing in grief. His daughter is determined to get him out and socializing again, and to that end, she enlists her boyfriend, Bruce, a personal trainer at a gym, to coach her father. Bruce decides to involve his own father, Luke Fraser, to get Dan back among the living. Luke Fraser is a gay man, a gym aficionado, and an all-around nice guy. When his son Bruce explains he has a new client who is a non-active bisexual man who withdrew socially after the death of his wife, Luke is intrigued and willing to help. An attraction grows between Luke and Dan which slowly morphs into something more. However, Dan’s insecurities cause the budding relationship to cool, and Luke is seen out and about with another man. Reluctantly Dan agrees to accompany Luke to Calgary, where the mystery man in Luke’s life reappears. Dan’s ready to give up and go back to his semi-reclusive life. When a misunderstanding jeopardizes their relationship, is it too late to rebuild things between the two men?

A Kirkus Reviews Best Fiction Book of 2012 “Hand Me Down, which recalls the gritty power of Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina, is fiction with the ring of truth.” –San Jose Mercury News Fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Reid has spent her life protecting her sister, Jaime, from their parents’ cruel mistakes and broken promises. When their mother chooses her second husband and their new family over raising her firstborn girls, Elizabeth and Jaime are separated and risk losing the shelter of each other. Hand Me Down indelibly captures a contemporary family journey--how two young people, against incredible odds, forge lives of their own in the face of an uncertain future.

It is the summer of 1958 in Dewmont, Texas, a town the great American postwar boom passed by. The kids listen idly to rockabilly on the radio and waste their weekends at the Dairy Queen. And an undetected menace simmers under the heat that clings to the skin like molasses... For thirteen-year-old Stanley Mitchell, the end of innocence comes with his discovery of the mysterious long-ago demise of two very different young women. In his quest to unravel the truth about their tragic fates, Stanley finds a protector in Buster Lighthorse Smith, a black, retired Indian-reservation cop and a sage on the finer points of Sherlock Holmes, the blues, and life's faded dreams. But not every buried thing stays dead. And on one terrifying night of rushing creek water and thundering rain, an arcane, murderous force will rise from the past to threaten the boy in a harrowing rite of passage... Vintage Lansdale, A Fine Dark Line brims with exquisite suspense, powerful characterizations, and the vibrant evocation of a lost time.

This is the story of Sybil, a little girl born and raised in remotest African who grew up to become an artist, author, businesswoman, Bible teacher, carpenter, landscaper, mother, grandmother and matriarch. At age 17 she sails to America to attend college, where she meets and marries a preacher named Bennie Lee Fudge - a sharecropper's son from north Alabama. Together they start a Christian school, build a publishing company, and raise six children in a family where life is never dull.

I didn’t think the pain would ever stop. A lot of people, when they lose someone in the military, at least get some time to prepare as they see the soldiers walking up to deliver the speech. I didn’t get that. I didn’t get “Major Jake Middleton, we regret to inform you of the passing of your wife in defense of our great nation.” Instead, I had to be there when she died on foreign soil. I’ve put on a brave face for our son. He can’t even remember his mother, and it kills me inside everyday. Now, I’m out of the military and running a company. Pretty damn good at it, really. The only thing bothering me about it is my secretary, Kristen. She’s stubborn and sexy. I thought after my wife passed, I’d never want a woman again. Kristen has me questioning that. I don’t know. Maybe she’s my salvation, or maybe I’m a fool. But I can’t lie and say I don’t want her with every fiber of my being.

Calvin Maxwell likes older men, and Turner Marsh is definitely the type of man he’s very much into. Growing up with only his mother by his side, Calvin can’t help but be attracted toward men who are much older than him. His father abandoned him and his mother when he was only four years old, choosing to marry someone new, have kids with her, and refuse any contact with him whatsoever. It’s not strange he has abandonment issues now as an adult. Turner has been single for nearly six years now. He was been dumped by his ex-boyfriend of almost twenty years because the man apparently needed someone fresh, someone more exciting. In other words, anyone but him. The first time they meet, Turner is instantly attracted to Calvin and, fortunately, Calvin likes him, too. Then Turner gets the invitation to attend his ex-boyfriend’s wedding. He brings Calvin along, but doesn’t expect his ex-boyfriend to proposition his new boyfriend. Emotions run high, threatening their new relationship. Can it survive?

Life for Flynn Docherty and Valerie Darsin hadn't always been easy. A series of tragedies finally brought them together, and twists of fate made them what they are. An undeniable love keeps them together, but is young love enough in a world full of temptation? With Flynn's career on the line can he accept what Valerie proposes?He knew he could trust her with his heart, but is that the same as believing in her? He knew she could be persuasive and he wanted to give her the world, but was she ready to take the world on with him?