Petal gets through life one day at a time when a strange magical transport to the world of the fey sets her on a crash course with eternal spring. Limping after a devastating injury, Petal gets a delivery and opens it to find a box with a ceramic gingerbread house in it. One light touch and she was wearing a weird outfit inside the house she had touched, and instructions glowed on the wall. She had to find the king of spring, and he could send her home, so she took her cane and hobbled down the path that was marked with warm air and green leaves. The man that she found was stunning, but his focus was on the moment. She got along with him, he helped her recover from her injury, and then, they fell together to explore the present. When the woman in his arms disappeared, Damek was furious and tried to take his revenge, but as he listened to Puck, he woke up to the situation that his lover had been in. For the first time in centuries, Damek had to think about more than just the immediacy of his desires, and the alteration was going to take some time to sink in. It was a good thing that time in Underhill passed at a different rate to that of the mortal world. Damek had to study.

One woman must keep her past — and her heart — hidden, but the man next door is just as determined to bring it to light in the first book in a new small-town series from USA Today bestselling author Annie Rains.

Five years ago, Darius awoke to an empty bed. He's never forgotten Jordan, though, and now he wants to face the man—now a priest—who broke his heart.Jordan has tried to put his sinful past behind him and focus on his duties as a clergyman. The only problem is that even half a decade later, he's haunted by his feelings for the man he wasn't supposed to love.When Darius confronts Jordan, it's a disaster. But it might also be the beginning of the second chance both men desperately need...This 11,000 word short story is based on The Father Project by Tooji, and written/sold with permission. All royalties from Just Hear Me fund a short film project being produced by Tooji and the author. Any surplus (or monies received after the film's production) will be donated to an LGBT charity of the author's choosing.

Broken doesn't describe him. His demons now define him. Brody. The name that left my lips so many times. The name that stole my heart. The name that made me into the woman I am today. The name that eventually shattered my world so completely. He built me up, with love and desire - his darkness tore me down. Now he's gone. Out there – trying to fight a battle that isn't his to fight. He'll die. No truer words have been spoken. Everyone tells me to walk away, to let go.I can't fix him. I can't save him. I can't keep hanging on.How can I let go?My whole world lies within him. He is the very reason I breathe. So I'll fight. I'll do whatever I have to do.I'll find him. I'll bring him home. Even if it kills me. **Note - This contains characters from my previous book Step-Lover. For those who have followed that, this is Brody and Melanie's story. It is still a continue on from the Rumblin' Knights series and still contains your favorite characters!**

I married the bad boy from Brooklyn. The one with the tattoos and the look in his eyes that told me he was bad news. The look that comes with all sorts of warnings. I knew what I was doing. I knew by the way he put his hands on me; how he owned me with his forceful touch. I couldn't say no to him, not that I wanted to. That was then, and it seems like forever ago. Years later, I've grown up and moved on. But he's still the man I married. Dangerous in ways I don't like to think about. I did this to myself. I knew better than to fall for him. I only wish love was enough to fix this... You Know I Love You is book 1 of a duet. It is the second duet in the series, but it can be read first.

One woman is rescued from her imprisonment, and the other charged in to free others. Two women, different partners, one goal—free the actives of Uradda. Ledia has been working day and night for years. Her aunt is held hostage on Ledia’s good behaviour, so she behaves. She does her work at the port and goes to the Blind Date Corp resort in Aksalla to complete their erotic gardens. Meeting Juro has been fun. She has had someone to talk to about her work and experiences, and the brightly coloured Hyreno recognized her for what she was. She was born to be a water breather, but since she never opened her gills, her lack of water is slowly killing her. With the help of some friends, a plan is created to get her out of Uradda, and once that is accomplished, there are a few things to do. She needs to get used to her mates, and then she needs to get back into Uradda and break the damned walls. As a Uraddan refugee, Jeneev didn’t hesitate. When they asked the BDC escorts to volunteer, she jumped into line. The idea initially was to get the escorts to participate in the military action and have their regulars get into line to defend their sex partners. Jen’s relationship was platonic, and there was no answer from her patron, so she headed out on her own to blow up the Uraddan harbour. She was really not prepared for what happened next.

For new readers, enjoy this introduction to The Rosewoods, an exciting romantic Young Adult series for readers who love fun, flirty love stories. And for loyal fans of the series, enjoy this peek at what happened before Taking the Reins.Brooklyn Prescott (at least that’s what it says on her passport) was living the life of a boring, unnoticeable girl. She was almost invisible at the school in London that she’d been attending for the past two years since her family moved from the States for her father’s job. Nearly friendless and definitely boyfriendless, Brooklyn is gearing up to start her junior year when her father drops a huge bomb: she’s returning to the States on her own to attend an exclusive boarding school. Because high school isn’t hard enough, she’s about to become the new girl at The Rosewood Academy for Academic Excellence, a school for the kids of the rich and famous. Terrified of what that’s going to mean for her social life (though really, it couldn’t be much worse) Brooklyn knows she has no choice and prepares herself for whatever is to come. But the trip back to America--what promised to be a long and boring overseas flight—is anything but boring and instead turns into the kind of pivotal experience a girl will remember forever.