An unhappy man just had his girlfriend break up with him. She wouldn't tell him why. But now she's back in a really odd sort of way. And he's off on an unexpected adventure with her, one he isn't sure he wants. But he wants her, and the adventure is part of the package. No direct sex, but lots of talk about it now and then.
John decides to turn over a new leaf and his best friend Anna wants to help. What happens next surprises them both. Sometimes what you most need is right under your nose.
A slow starting romantic love story with some D/s thrown in for good measure. / (Reviews)
A romantic honeymoon trip to the Big Easy over Halloween week. Sounds great, right? The only problem is that the groom got cold feet, and Casey Flynn is there alone. She'll take you along as she roams the French Quarter in search of... well, herself, and encounters many surprises along the way.
Northern California, 1870. The Yahi people are nearly gone — twenty-two survivors hiding in the hills above a young rancher's land. Three women walk through his gate with an impossible request: become their husband, father their children, save what remains of their people. What follows is not an arrangement. It becomes love. It becomes family. It becomes everything. History cannot be outrun. But it can be remembered.
When her tribe's water rights die with a rancher, Alachooshe Lame Bull rides onto Branson land on a carefully engineered errand — charm the new owner into a fair deal. David Branson is expecting her. Neither expects what happens next. Set against the Montana landscape where Crow land and ranch land share the same water, The Honey Trap is a story about two straight dealers who came at each other sideways and couldn't maintain the angle.
Attia takes her mother's place as the elite woman warrior. Penelope is in her middle-age having lost her husband to cancer. She believes her daughter to be better than she ever was.
This began as a story within a story and took on its own life. At the end of the first book, I realized my muse had more. The method of writing in which perspective is switched from male to female by chapter is continued. That has been fun and occasionally probably more of a challenge than my skills can handle. It's an exploration of a mature couple as they go through life. It also gives me a chance to write about radio which I enjoy doing as well as writing about. RG
Don was totally exhausted, both in mind and spirit, after the successful take down of Scott Lane and Baker Street. Even with the gorgeous Randi Farris as company, it didn't help! Waking up the next morning, his face buried in Randi's tummy, his chin tickled by Randi's little fluff of curly red hair above her 'man in a boat' that was when his subconscious reminded him of last evenings events in the shower. John Thomas had totally embarrassed him!!!