Burn Out (29 page)

Justin Hunt has
one goal this summer, to forget the past year of his life ever happened and if
it takes a group of rowdy jocks, loud music, kegs of beer, and bikini-clad
women to help him forget, so be it. Too bad his new neighbor seems intent on spoiling
his fun by distracting him from his mission.

Book Six – Time
Out

Rancher, Nick
McCall, loves the simple life. Wide open spaces, clean country air, and sweet
down-home girls. But when his mother asks him to entertain their new house
guest, a TV personality with a penchant for bad boys, he’s wondering if it
might be time to add a little spice to his life.

Megan Moore moved
from Los Angeles to Nashville to accept a job on a country music network, but
she misses dating movie stars and riding around in limousines. She promises her
new agent, Avery McCall, she’ll stick it out for the remainder of her one year
contract, but she intends to be on the first plane back home a minute after her
contract expires.

Nick knows Megan’s
only in Nashville for a short time, but that doesn’t mean they can’t have a
good time.

Book Seven –
Face Value

Real estate
developer, Lauren McCall, needs a new contractor yesterday. Someone who’s good,
fast, and reliable, but her only option seems to be her friend’s deadbeat
ex-husband. According to her friend, he’s a skirt chasing, beer drinking, loser
who’d rather play pool than play with his kids, but desperate times call for
desperate measures, so Lauren gives him the job. She just hopes she doesn’t
live to regret it.

Tucker Brooks
knows his new boss doesn’t like him, and he doesn’t much care. He knows his
ex-wife will spew her venom to anyone who’ll listen, and if Lauren’s naïve
enough to believe everything she hears, so be it. He’s determined to show up
for work, get the job done, and avoid the boss lady as much as possible. If
only she’d stay the hell out of his dreams.

Book Eight –
Blown Away

Ava Cooper owns a
successful Internet dating site. Her life’s work is to connect people and hope
they’ll fall in love, but she isn’t looking for her soul mate. On the contrary,
she’s a busy professional with a full life. She has a great family, friends,
and a cute little dog who follows her wherever she goes. When she gets a
private message from a man who’s intrigued by her profile, she’s knows her
assistant, Tara, is to blame. She’s determined to help her boss find a man,
apparently against her will. Ava insists she isn’t interested, but if this guy
looks anything like his picture, he’s bound to be someone’s Mr. Right.

When architect,
Brent Armstrong’s, brother emailed him a link to a dating website, he thought
he was just giving him grief again, but when Ava`s picture appeared on his
screen, he couldn’t breathe. He knew that woman. For days he tried to get her
image out of his head, but when that didn’t work, he decided to swallow his
pride and send her a private message, hoping she`d remember him. When hours
turned into days, he had a choice to make. Should he let it go, or give her a
friendly reminder of the night she rocked his world?