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September 29, 2017 (recap over past several months)
Absolving His Sins by Samantha A. Cole
The Confessions by Tiffany Reisz
Dirty Like Brody by Jaine Diamond
Dirty Like Us by Jaine Diamond
December 9, 2016
Love Connection by Camilla Isley
November 18, 2016
I Came, I Saw, I Coffeed by Bruce Miller
October 21, 2016
Entropy by Joshua Edward Smith
Tempting Tristan by Melissa Foster
September 30, 2016
Angel in the Shadows by Amy Deason
A Gift to Remember by Diane Thorne
Another Gift to Remember by Diane Thorne
September 16, 2016
Under the Lights by Abbi Glines
September 2, 2016
Her Confession by S. Valentine
August 19
Tickle His Fancy by Samantha A. Cole
August 5
July 22
Bet Me Something by Aubrey Bondurant
July 15
Bound Beneath His Pain by Stacey Kennedy
June 24
Raw Redemption by Tessa Bailey
June 17
Let the Waves Come In by J.L. Leslie
June 10
June 3
Take the Money and Run by Samantha A. Cole
May 27
Stripped and Bound by Rebecca Moon
Love in a Small Town by Zoe York
May 20
Scandal Never Sleeps by Shayla Black and Lexi Blake
April 29
April 22
April 15
Sincerely, Carter by Whitney G.
April 8
Bound to You by Skylar Nightingale
April 1
Where She Went by Gayle Forman
March 18
March 4
February 26
February 19
Wicked Sexy Liar by Christina Lauren
February 12
A Sudden Crush by Camilla Isley
January 29
January 22
Until Friday Night by Abbi Glines
January 1
She Whom I Love by Tess Bowery
Defiant Attraction comes out November 16th!
Title: Defiant Attraction
Author: V.K. Torston
Genre: Contemporary, New Adult, Erotic Romance
Release Date: November 16th, 2017
Dan might be the enemy of my enemy, but I’m not sure that makes him my friend. He’s definitely not my ‘step brother’, no matter what everyone at school says. Honestly, I don’t know what he’s supposed to be to me. Or what he’s becoming…
Fact: for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
In the yearbook, I’ll be Sophia Ramos: Valedictorian. Years of honor roll certificates, AP classes, and lugging around an obnoxiously large cello case are about to finally pay off. If everything goes according to plan, I’ll escape these decaying suburbs for a top university across the country.
The problem? A few years ago, my mom met someone just as broke, just as drunk, and just as impulsive as she is. Approximately five seconds into their relationship, they decided it would be an excellent idea for him—and his son, Dan—to move in with us. (Spoiler alert: it wasn’t).
Now I share a house with none other than Daniel Cole. Even though Dan dropped out two years ago, he’s still the tattooed, bad boy, heartthrob, legend of St. Anthony’s Academy. He and I aren’t supposed to have anything in common.
Living together means war. First, Dan and I were at war with each other. Now, our rivalry is giving way to an unlikely alliance—two opposing sides teaming up against a common enemy: our respective parents.
Which is to say, we’ve been hanging out.
Question: What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?
Here’s the thing: My brain is a complex organ. One hundred billion neurons, each with an average of seven thousand synaptic connections to other neurons. My brain is my ticket out of here.
My heart, by contrast, is a pump. It moves blood around.
I know Dan is off-limits. I know I shouldn’t do something I’ll regret. And I know how much is at stake (my family, my future).
So why can’t I stop thinking about him? Those inscrutable jade eyes. The smile that can say a thousand different things at once. That tattoo curving across his abs…
Even though I know better, I feel that pounding in my chest. And it’s getting harder to ignore.
But if I follow my heart, I can never go back.
Answer: There is no such thing as an immovable object.
V.K. Torston is a millennial and ‘cool aunt’ to a brood of nieces and nephews. She was born and raised in San Francisco, attended university in New York City, and aspires to one day live in London. A veteran of the independent music scene, she began writing nonfiction in her late teens. Then she realized that making up stories was way more fun than coming up with endless synonyms for ‘frenetic’ and ‘danceable.’ Her hobbies include drinking too much coffee, making up stupid songs, and ranting about current events. Defiant Attraction is her first novel.
Twitter: @vktorston
Website: www.vktorston.com
Goodreads Author Page

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer…
I’ve hated Rachel Dawson since I was seven years old. My next door neighbor and number one sworn enemy, she’s the reason why almost all of our childhood fights ended with me setting something of hers on fire. (Or, vice versa.)
She snitched on me when I broke curfew.
I snitched on her when she lied about having a boyfriend.
We went back and forth like this throughout high school, both vowing to never talk to each other again when we went off to college.
But that was until she showed up at my apartment during my senior year and asked me for a temporary place to stay. Until I realized just how much between us had changed, and the line I thought we’d never cross became harder and harder to ignore…
**This is a standalone friends (to enemies) to lovers romance**

I thought this would be a fun read during my Thanksgiving morning work out. It did keep me entertained while exercising on the stair master. However, I was unaware that this was the first book in a holiday series. My bad. So I was a bit shocked that the story ends abruptly in a cliffhanger.
As a first book in the series, it was a decent beginning. I tend not to fall in love with books quickly.
I would definitely keep your eyes out for this series as it comes to completion. I think the series in its entirety has good potential.
When a small town girl goes to the big city to focus on her career, she quickly realizes the differences between the people and her small town and the people in the big city. Especially the men!
All Naomi wanted was a Thanksgiving romance. What starts off as a woman settling for someone because she didn’t want to be alone during the holiday winds up being a sexy story of an erotic love triangle between her former love in her small home town and her new big city lover. Self-pleasure, good looking people, holiday spirit and the erotic fantasy mind of Ruby Stallion makes this a good erotic story.
Note: This eBook is an erotic short story that is part of a sexy series collection of short stories that take place during the holidays. If you enjoy sexy love/sexy romance, erotica mixed in with a holiday atmosphere then this erotic romance story is for you.
The following is a romantic story part of the Sexy Holiday Series collection that follows Naomi during many American holidays. If you enjoy romance books combined with erotic fantasy, you will enjoy this series of sexy books.
The story next in the series is Naomi’s Sexy Christmas.
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Abbi Glines is a #1 New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Rosemary Beach, Sea Breeze, Vincent Boys, Field Party, and Existence series. She never cooks unless baking during the Christmas holiday counts. She believes in ghosts and has a habit of asking people if their house is haunted before she goes in it. She drinks afternoon tea because she wants to be British but alas she was born in Alabama. When asked how many books she has written she has to stop and count on her fingers. When she’s not locked away writing, she is reading, shopping (major shoe and purse addiction), sneaking off to the movies alone, and listening to the drama in her teenagers lives while making mental notes on the good stuff to use later. Don’t judge.
