My Cocky Hero Club contribution is due in June, so that's first priority.
Original WIPs:
A Rockstar Christmas Wedding - West Coast Soulmates #4
Picks up where The Keyboardist ended. Jen and Dylan are engaged...and expecting. He wants to get married on Christmas since they met on Christmas Eve a year ago, but they haven't even decided where they're going to live, yet. Which will win - Jen's practical side or the magic of the season?
This story is intended for readers 18 and over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
The Drummer - West Coast Soulmates #5
Lincoln Adams is the new drummer for Jake's band at the end of The Keyboardist. He falls for Michaela, an aspiring singer with a tragic past.
The Bittersweet Series
Book #1 - Adrienne and Kelly's story. Expanded version of The Holiday. Smashwords | Apple | Barnes and Noble | Goodreads |
A friends-to-lovers story.
This story is intended for readers 18 and over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Book #2 - Rae and Shane's story. Smashwords | Barnes and Noble | Apple | Goodreads |
A friends-to-lovers story.
This story is intended for readers 18 and over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Book #2 - Rae and Shane's story. Smashwords | Barnes and Noble | Apple | Goodreads |
How does a small-town boy win the heart of a Bel Air princess?
This story is intended for readers 18 and over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Book #3 - Lucy and Wes' story. Smashwords | Barnes and Noble | Apple | Goodreads |
You'll meet Lucinda and Wes in Rae and Shane's book.
Book #3 - Lucy and Wes' story. Smashwords | Barnes and Noble | Apple | Goodreads |
You'll meet Lucinda and Wes in Rae and Shane's book.
This story is intended for readers 18 and over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Duet #1 -
Kate
Once upon a time,
I wanted Sam to be my first everything. Coming into my life as my piano
teacher’s son, he was my ally, buddy, best friend, and unrequited crush.
I kept silent on
that last part. Our friendship was precious to me.
I thought it was
important to him, too.
Going to separate
universities proved me wrong.
Then I became my
newly-paralyzed little brother’s guardian at twenty while burying our father
and little sister and romantic notions were set aside. We had to survive. I had
to be practical. I needed to give my little brother the best life possible.
Sam
Losing touch with
Kate was my one regret in life. Most kids think they’ll have their high school
friends forever. In reality, you might keep one past your college years. Life
moves on.
I married
sensibly—so I thought—and had two kids. Mandy and I had been in an awkward
phase since our son’s birth, but I thought it was natural. The adjustment of
bringing a second child into the home, or maybe post-partum depression. Then she
told me she was leaving me for our pediatrician and had filed for legal
separation.
That was ten weeks
ago.
I’ve been working
out the divorce details and our last act as man and wife will be attending my
twentieth high-school reunion. Mandy values public opinion, so I’ve given her
privacy in exchange for full custody of our kids, but I’m not looking forward
to the charade. I don’t know how I’ll stomach smiling through small talk with
her hand on my arm.
Until seeing Kate again rouses feelings long
buried. She makes me feel alive for the first time in months, I’ve missed our
closeness from the past, and Mom loves her like a daughter. My kids even like
her instantly, and I start dreaming again for the first time in years. I want
her no matter how much it complicates the weekend.
Kate Carson will finally be mine.
This story is intended for readers 18 and
over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Duet #2 -
Kate
Sleeping with Sam
the second time might’ve been the stupidest thing I’ve done in thirty-eight
years. Everyone knows long-distance relationships don’t work and I went home
after Christmas thinking I’d done the right thing.
Then he shows up
at my door with my favorite pizza and wine and says he loves me.
Sam
I’ve never been a
quitter, so when Kate ran, I left the kids with Mom and followed. I have until
my plane leaves January 1 to convince her to act on our connection and take a
chance on me, distance be damned. She slipped away from me twice before. I
won’t let it happen again.
Kate
Sam offers me
things no other man ever has, but long-distance terrifies me, especially when
he wants me there with him now. His patience won’t last forever and it feels
like I’m waiting for the other shoe to drop. Then he pushes for more at the
same time my world is turned upside-down and it’s too much.
If I’m already
losing everything, why not him, too?
Our timing has
always sucked.
Then fate puts me
back in California
And this time, I
know I love him back.
This story is intended for readers 18 and
over due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
Mr. Perfect
Shy and socially-anxious Kimmie's father gets a job transfer during her last college year, forcing her to go with him or stay in the only town she’s ever known, and she’s not ready to be alone.
Kimmie’s best friend Erin insists she move in, putting her down the hall from her crush Justin. He’s been Mr. Perfect since he and Kimmie met at age twelve, excelling at everything including kindness. A Christmas party kiss might move them out of the friend zone, but she doesn’t trust it as genuine romance. The surprise affection has Erin ’s meddling written all over it.
Can Justin bring Kimmie out of her shell and prove his feelings for her are the real thing, or will first love die before it begins?
This story is intended for readers over the age of 18 due to adult language, sexual content, and adult situations.
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