| Author: | Maren Smith | ISBN: | 9781627503464 |
| Publisher: | Blushing | Publication: | February 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords | Language: | English |
| Author: | Maren Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781627503464 |
| Publisher: | Blushing |
| Publication: | February 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords |
| Language: | English |
"Sweet Sinclair: Masters of the Castle Book Five" by Maren Smith
Since a competing sweets shop opened its doors, things have not gone well for Sinclair's candy shop, Maybe's Candy. Business was slowing, her finances were dropping and no matter what she did she just can't think of any way to get her business back on top. Even the one highlight of her week - that moment when handsome Parker Johnson, a man she'd been flirting with for over a year, came to buy his usual bag of caramels - even that wasn't much of a treat. How could it be when Sinclair already knew something was wrong with him? She couldn't quite put her finger on what it was - was he married, gay, a homicidal maniac? - but a guy didn't show this much interest in a girl and then not ask her out, at least not without a good reason. And Parker most definitely had not asked her out.
Then an unexpected ray of good luck: From out of the blue, she's offered a job. All she has to do is cater a candy party - one day, 900 people, and her store would be financially set all the way through summer. The only catch? The venue is a place called the Castle, a fantasy BDSM resort inhabited by some of the hottest Masters she has ever met. And one of them just happens to be Parker, the same man she's been drooling over for the last year.
"Master My Love: Decadence L.A. Book One" by Maddie Taylor
Walking into the most exclusive club in LA all alone, Valerie almost loses her nerve, but the testosterone-filled atmosphere is pure temptation. When she meets intimidating Eric Dupree, the Master Dom takes her breath away. He seems perfect for her and Val knows he could bring her secret fantasies to life. She's ready to throw herself at his feet, but refrains. How could he possibly be interested in a forty-year-old BDSM novice like herself?
As managing partner and Rossi CFO, Eric should be thrilled. Club Decadence LA is successful, and Rossi is growing by leaps and bounds. But as he approaches middle age, he finds that he needs more than his career and bachelor lifestyle can give him. In walks Valerie Thornton, an innocent to his world. What has brought her to his club, of all places, and why can't he get her out of his mind?
"Love Hurts" by Dinah McLeod
Karen Donahue is intimidating, but she has to be. The youngest CEO of a Fortune 500 company, her job is stress personified. She's used to being in charge, and if she doesn't always like it, well, it's part of the job. And if she's a little bit of a brat, it's just because she works so hard. An excuse that is not good enough for Brandon Fuller.
After Karen's car breaks down, he comes to the rescue, only to be chewed out by the fiery, hot-tempered brat. He informs her that he won't fix her car unless she accepts a spanking for her behavior. What she's not prepared for is how much she'll enjoy discovering the pleasure that often accompanies pain.
"Love Potion #9.1" by Robin Smith
Harper Hicks is a bona fide witch who has brewed up a bona fide love potion for sale to the normal and not-so-normal customers at her bookstore. After all, who doesn't want a little extra heat around Valentine's Day? And this one is guaranteed to make fantasies come true. What could possibly go wrong?
"Lovely Little Liar" by Patty Devlin
Charlie gives the cop who pulls her over for speeding and reckless driving the performance of a lifetime, telling him that her mother is in the hospital on the edge of death. Trooper Vin Loveanu wants nothing more than to pull her out of the vehicle and comfort her, but has to settle for sending flowers to the hospital, only to find out that the mother is not a patient. Further investigation turns up an obituary for Charlene's mother from four years before!
Charlie's lies continue to bring the two together. She can't run away far enough or fast enough, and maybe - just maybe - she should be running to Vin, not away, even if it means a trip over his knee - or more than one.
"Sweet Sinclair: Masters of the Castle Book Five" by Maren Smith
Since a competing sweets shop opened its doors, things have not gone well for Sinclair's candy shop, Maybe's Candy. Business was slowing, her finances were dropping and no matter what she did she just can't think of any way to get her business back on top. Even the one highlight of her week - that moment when handsome Parker Johnson, a man she'd been flirting with for over a year, came to buy his usual bag of caramels - even that wasn't much of a treat. How could it be when Sinclair already knew something was wrong with him? She couldn't quite put her finger on what it was - was he married, gay, a homicidal maniac? - but a guy didn't show this much interest in a girl and then not ask her out, at least not without a good reason. And Parker most definitely had not asked her out.
Then an unexpected ray of good luck: From out of the blue, she's offered a job. All she has to do is cater a candy party - one day, 900 people, and her store would be financially set all the way through summer. The only catch? The venue is a place called the Castle, a fantasy BDSM resort inhabited by some of the hottest Masters she has ever met. And one of them just happens to be Parker, the same man she's been drooling over for the last year.
"Master My Love: Decadence L.A. Book One" by Maddie Taylor
Walking into the most exclusive club in LA all alone, Valerie almost loses her nerve, but the testosterone-filled atmosphere is pure temptation. When she meets intimidating Eric Dupree, the Master Dom takes her breath away. He seems perfect for her and Val knows he could bring her secret fantasies to life. She's ready to throw herself at his feet, but refrains. How could he possibly be interested in a forty-year-old BDSM novice like herself?
As managing partner and Rossi CFO, Eric should be thrilled. Club Decadence LA is successful, and Rossi is growing by leaps and bounds. But as he approaches middle age, he finds that he needs more than his career and bachelor lifestyle can give him. In walks Valerie Thornton, an innocent to his world. What has brought her to his club, of all places, and why can't he get her out of his mind?
"Love Hurts" by Dinah McLeod
Karen Donahue is intimidating, but she has to be. The youngest CEO of a Fortune 500 company, her job is stress personified. She's used to being in charge, and if she doesn't always like it, well, it's part of the job. And if she's a little bit of a brat, it's just because she works so hard. An excuse that is not good enough for Brandon Fuller.
After Karen's car breaks down, he comes to the rescue, only to be chewed out by the fiery, hot-tempered brat. He informs her that he won't fix her car unless she accepts a spanking for her behavior. What she's not prepared for is how much she'll enjoy discovering the pleasure that often accompanies pain.
"Love Potion #9.1" by Robin Smith
Harper Hicks is a bona fide witch who has brewed up a bona fide love potion for sale to the normal and not-so-normal customers at her bookstore. After all, who doesn't want a little extra heat around Valentine's Day? And this one is guaranteed to make fantasies come true. What could possibly go wrong?
"Lovely Little Liar" by Patty Devlin
Charlie gives the cop who pulls her over for speeding and reckless driving the performance of a lifetime, telling him that her mother is in the hospital on the edge of death. Trooper Vin Loveanu wants nothing more than to pull her out of the vehicle and comfort her, but has to settle for sending flowers to the hospital, only to find out that the mother is not a patient. Further investigation turns up an obituary for Charlene's mother from four years before!
Charlie's lies continue to bring the two together. She can't run away far enough or fast enough, and maybe - just maybe - she should be running to Vin, not away, even if it means a trip over his knee - or more than one.
