Game On (28 page)

“Wow,” she said, holding him tight as she
wrapped her legs around his waist.

He chuckled as he settled her in beside
him. “My sentiments exactly.” He ran his fingertips up and down her arm. “I’ll
never make you regret takin’ a chance on me, I promise.”

“I know that,” she said, pressing a kiss to
his chest.

He tangled his legs with hers, pinning her
down. “You realize that resignation letter is worth less to me than the paper
it’s written on, don’t you?”

She chuckled. “How do you know you won’t
get tired of seeing me every day at work, you know now that we’re a couple?”

“I could never get enough of you… at home…
at work...”

She looked up at him. “What are you
saying?”

“ I want you to move in with me, Bri.” He
could have sworn his heart stopped in the seconds it took her to answer. He’d
already made the mistake of pushing her too fast once. He prayed he hadn’t made
the same mistake again.

“Are you sure we’re ready for this?”

“I’ve been ready for a long time. The
question is are you ready?”

“My dad might have something to say about
it,” she said, wrinkling her nose. “You know how old-fashioned he can be.”

“He knows I want to make you my wife, just
as soon as you’ll agree. But I don’t want to push.”

She laughed. “Isn’t that what you’re doing
now?”

He tried to quash the disappointment.
“Yeah, I guess I am. I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to. I just-”

Brianna leaned in to kiss him. “I need you
to push me, Ry. That’s what makes us so perfect for each other. You’re not
afraid to push me out of my comfort zone and I’m not afraid to rein you in when
I have to.”

He grinned. “Is that a yes?”

“On one condition.”

“Anything.”

“You promise to use the clothes hamper
instead of leaving a trail of clothes from the bathroom to the bedroom?”

He threw his head back and laughed.
“Anything for you, baby.”

Book Four – Burn Out

As the President of Titan Records, Evan
Spencer knew he had big shoes to fill when his father, Luc, retired and awarded
him the top spot. Fifty hour work weeks turned into eighty hours and his
girlfriend, Erika, gave him an ultimatum… either he make their relationship a
priority or she’s leaving him. He doesn’t expect her to follow through on her
threat, until she does.

Erika Carlton knew his ex-boyfriend, Evan,
would be at their friend’s wedding in the Bahamas. One week in a tropical
paradise with her ex could be torture. It’s a good thing her new boyfriend is
there to act as a buffer.

Evan has a plan. He has seven days and
seven nights to prove to Erika that he’s willing to do whatever it takes to
salvage their relationship. But when she shows up with a new man, Evan realizes
he’s going to have to step up his plan or risk losing her forever.

Release Date: January 2012

Book Five – Fast Track

Teacher and part-time artist, Anna McCall,
is sweet, shy, and reserved. Living in her famous father’s shadow is
exhausting, which is why she decides to get away from it all for a while. She
retreats to their family beach house for the summer, intent on painting,
reflecting, and regrouping after a messy break-up. She’s revelling in the peace
and tranquility until a famous race car driver moves in next door intent on
invading her sanctuary.

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?