Erin West is after one thing when she checks into the Fiji resort owned by the recluse billionaire – interview the owner for her article in the award-winning women's magazine she works for in hopes of getting a well-deserved promotion. But when she meets her charmingly irresistible assigned staff assistant, Cole is more than just a distraction for her. He holds the key that will help her write the magazine article, and his secretive nature intrigues her more. Is it the tropical sun that has made her forget that she can't trust men – or is it because she's there under a disguise?When billionaire, Cole Hunt, spots the newest guest, he knows his week will be filled with more than just paperwork to discover why he's losing money on his resort. The blue-eyed beauty has branded him in a way he's never experienced. Is it wrong for him to hope Erin can love him for himself and not because of his money? Views: 161
Frankie Fish is back in a very special mini adventure for Australia Reads! When Frankie and Drew get in an argument about how Ancient Egyptians really walked, there's only one way to set the record straight: a quick time-travel adventure! But what happens when Frankie and Drew's precious Sonic Suitcase ends up buried inside a booby-trap-ridden pyramid? There's only one way to get it back – by going inside and hoping they can make it out again ... It's a DANGEROUSLY EXCITING special adventure to celebrate Australia Reads, from favourite comedian and beloved children's author Peter Helliar! Views: 161
"Sweet Cider Sin" is a standalone story in the "Bad Apples" series.Tucker Hart has a chip on his shoulder. He knows he's more than a simple farmhand and delivery man but despite his best efforts, he hasn't been able to break into the elite circles of New York City's high society. His arrogance and cocky attitude aren't doing him any favors, but he refuses to back down.Olivia Vivienne Marsten - society's favorite socialite - finally went a little too far and has landed herself in a heap of trouble. She's been cut off. Given an apartment with only one month's rent paid, she now has to fend for herself or she'll lose more than just her status - she'll lose her entire trust fund and her shares of Marsten Enterprises.Tucker has been delivering the apples and cider to the Bad Apple Cafe since it opened. It's one of the few places he doesn't mind stopping in. But when he runs across the new waitress - the girl whose exploits had graced the tabloids - he finds himself getting tangled up in her mess, and in her sheets.Can these two put their differences aside, their pasts behind them, and learn to be better together?Don't miss any of the stories in the "Bad Apples" series.The series features five steamy contemporary romance tales that bring together the bad boys (and girls) of New York City with the love of their lives. Are they willing to do anything to hold on to their "one" - even change?Delicious Sin by Claudia StevensBig Apple Sin by Simone EvansSin in Blue Jeans by Dakota TraceSinfully Star-Crossed byElouise EastSweet Cider Sin by Rexi Lake Views: 161
the Font of Life is the third book in the soon to be best selling Overdrive series Views: 161
Libby Kingsley dreams of a new life and a new library for the charming town of Heritage, Michigan. Things get complicated when her big ideas threaten Austin William's blueprints and his plan to leave town unattached. Views: 161
After Marcus Brinks left mysteriously two decades ago, financial ruin and his dying mother brought him back to his hometown of Rome, Alabama. Brinks, the former lead singer of '90s indie-rock band Dear Brutus, takes a job teaching at his old school, where years ago, he and his friend, Jackson, conspired to get Deacon, the starting quarterback and resident school jerk, kicked off the football team.Now it's Jackson, head coach of Rome, who rules the school like Caesar, while Deacon plots his demise. This time Brinks refuses to get involved, opting instead for a quiet life with Becca, his high school crush. But will dreams of domestic black go up in flames when the repercussion of the past meet the lying, cheating, and blackmail of the present? Views: 161
