Jason and Jennifer are Kennedy Prep's newest participants in The Program, but how will they handle it? She's a volleyball star and he's a choir geek. If they weren't step-siblings they'd be from two different worlds.
Colin and Brianna come to loggerheads against each other again, with BethAnn caught in the middle. How is this latest conflict resolved? And will their fights ever end? Read it to find out. This is a sequel to "The Spirit of the White Stag". I suggest you read that story first, as the characters won't make sense otherwise. And again, explicit sex is minimal (one paragraph). After all, it's supposed to be a romantic love story, isn't it?
They'd worked together, Jake and his 'Aunt' Cecelia, his Mom's best friend, and now all of his Mom, Susie's, stuff was taken care of. The funeral was over and it was time to settle down. Cecelia had been a part of Jake's life 'forever'; he'd been, in fact, 'in lust' with her always, it seemed. He didn't know that she felt the same way but was about to find it out, and the romance began.
After young teacher meets with a student's father, she has a night unlike any she's ever had before, only to find he isn't who he seems to be... but the true question is... who is he? She must find out for herself does he love her? She must ask herself, does she love him? / (Reviews)
Master Sergeant John R. (Whiskey Jack) Daniels left the arme with a medical discharge. A corrupt US Senator tries to force Jack to "give up those discs." The problem is the wheelchair bound former tri-athlete has no idea what the discs are or where they are. With only his lawyer and his caretaker, an ass kicking red head named Zelda, Jack fights for his life.