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Just A Little Crush

She wasn’t planning to start the new year off with a bang, but that was before the younger brother of her high school best friend—the one who always had a crush on her—waltzed back into her life, all grown up and still crushing. Sometimes, the universe just makes these decisions for you.

Goldie & The Bears

A woman filming adult content at a remote cabin finds out the hard way it’s been double booked…by three guys on a sex vacation. And now they’re snowed in.

Gee, if only there was something they could all do together...

Getting Lucky

A Not-So-Fake-Dating-Romance featuring a heroine in a bind, a hero with a crush, four days to get close enough to convince her family that they’re actually dating, a lot of laughs, a lot of sex, and of course, a happily-ever-after.

These aren't new books - I hope that's clear. But I wanted to put all of these novellas in print, and with the pricing of print on demand, it would make each book too expensive to do it individually. Not that it's not expensive as a collection, but at least you're getting three books instead of one.

Just A Little Crush is an older woman/younger man romance, and the story is fairly straightforward. However, there is mention of divorce (amicable), family pressure to conform to expectations (for both MCs) and both characters discuss the challenges they’ve each faced in their quest for permanent birth control (sterilization). There is also one scene that features aural voyeurism and exhibitionism.

Goldie & The Bears is a fairy tale retelling with Lia, a sex worker heroine and Mac, the bisexual hero, plus the hero’s two bi/pansexual friends who are also his business partners and occasional fuck buddies. While the HEA is between Lia and Mac, everybody bangs everyone else in this story, mostly on the page and mostly on camera for Lia’s porn site. There is discussion of the heroine’s reasons for choosing to do sex work, which include financial need, and discussion of the possible social and economic ramifications of being a sex worker. There is some mild kink that includes edging, rope play, and playful domination & submission. 

Getting Lucky is pretty much angst-free. The family relationships are healthy and the sex is all consensual. There's some religious talk and Catholic guilt, but other than that I can't think of much that would need a content warning. If you read the book and you see something you think needs one, please let me know!

Smooches: A Romance Collection is a collection of three of my previously published novellas, all of which can still be purchased individually as ebooks. But they're only in print here.