Madison Martin: 7 books

In LOVE WHEN YOU LEAAST EXPECT IT, romance writer Madison Martin presents her first three previously published novels in one steamy, sensual collection. BRIEFLY YOURS: Ava Parker, shy, intelligent, and much more attractive than she realizes, is a top designer in the not-so-exciting world of...

For six female friends, Saturday night just got hot! A passionate night is in store when Jane arranges for her six best friends to celebrate her birthday at their favorite nightclub, The Deep End. But Jane has no intention of showing up at her own party. Instead, she heads out of town with the new...

Still young and vibrant, Michaela has sworn off ever loving another man after her divorce, but could Will, her dangerously sexy lawyer, be just the man to help her move on? Can Will convince her not to just give him her body...but her heart? Can their passion bear the naked truth?

In Briefly Yours: An Erotic Romance, Ava Parker, shy, intelligent, and much more attractive than she realizes, is a top designer in the not-so-exciting world of underwear fashion for "mature ladies". When Ava finally gets the chance to create some sexy underwear for her flailing company's...

Jet-setting Isabelle O’Connor will do anything to make VP with her real estate agency. And right now, anything means getting the ruggedly handsome Zach Taylor to sell his valuable Catalina Island property in gorgeous Southern California. Forced to slow down by the magic of the island and the solitary...

Driven, business savvy Hailey Burton, Vice President of Tryton Financial Institute, has been put in charge of running what could be her first ever failure: the company’s Christmas Eve toy drive. Toys and Christmas are beyond Hailey’s expertise, but when she's offered the chance for the promotion...

Maclay School's Journal of Creative Writing On our title: We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existential piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature....