Dirty Boys of Summer Box Set

Title: Dirty Boys of Summer: Alphas, Billionaires, Bikers, and Jocks 

Authors: Gennifer Albin, Evangeline Anderson, Avery Aster, Jamie Blair

Opal Carew, Marisa Cleveland, Carey Corp, Julie Cross, Jen Fredrick

Rachel Higginson, Tamara Mataya, Dawn Rae Miller

 Julie Prestater, Drista & Becca Ritchie, Lynn Rush, CL Stone

Genre: Young Adult, New Adult Romance

Release Date: June 2, 2015

Summary:
WHO DOESN’T LOVE THOSE DIRTY SUMMER BOYS?

Alphas, Billionaires, Bikers, Bad Boys, Stepbrothers, and Jocks

99 cent Mega NA/YA Romance Bundle Sale. Limited Time Only!

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Grab this set of 16 Young/New Adult stories in one single volume and at one amazing price. Fill up a bucket with ice and prepare for a heat wave as the DIRTY BOYS OF SUMMER hit your e-reader giving your romantic minds a scorching thrill like no other.

Are you ready to lose your v-card, fall in love, get naughty, and say good-bye to your good girl persona with these ohhh so dirty summer boys? Intended for 17+, we’ve packed the box with the best in upper young adult, naughty new adult, sweet contemporary, and wicked paranormal.

Stories from:
Teaching Roman by Gennifer Albin -- Class is in session...

The Academy by Evangeline Anderson -- The Academy…Where things aren't always as they seem.

Love, Lex by Avery Aster -- If you love snarky socialites and dominating NYPD motor cops then get ready to laugh your ass off with Love, Lex by Avery Aster.

Lost to Me by Jamie Blair -- Lauren has the perfect dress, the perfect guy, and romantic plans for their first time. What she doesn't plan on is a jealous ex-girlfriend turning her night to tragedy.

Taken By Storm by Opal Carew -- Some risks are worth taking.

Accidental Butterfly by Marisa Cleveland -- Dead at sixteen. She was just another statistic. Until she became a guiding angel.

The Halo Chronicles: The Guardian by Carey Corp -- When it comes to boyfriends, "heaven sent" has a whole new meaning.

Letters to Nowhere by Julie Cross -- Her family may be shattered, but her dreams aren't

Unspoken by Jen Frederick -- Bo Jackson's life consists of sleeping with anything that moves and punching anything that stands still...until he meets her.

Bet on Us by Rachel Higginson -- Fin Hunter has gone all in for Ellie Harris. Will she bet on love or fold before she loses everything?

The Sowing by Tamara Mataya -- Twenty-first birthday? Check. Strange new powers? Check. Getting through this heinous WTF-ery alive? I’ll get back to you.

Crushed by Dawn Rae Miller -- Having it all has never been so hard.

Before Someday-Part One: The Wait by Julie Prestater -- Before Someday is the perfect combination of sweet and sexy, humor and angst, and a whole hell of a lot of love.

Kiss the Sky by Krista & Becca Ritchie -- Virgin. Sex addict. Daredevil. Alcoholic. Smartass ... Jackass. Her five friends are about to be filmed. Reality TV, be prepared.

Frostbite by Lynn Rush -- Amanda gives a whole new meaning to cool…

Liar: The Scarab Beetle Series: #2 by CL Stone -- Worse than a thief, is a liar.

Each song was chosen by the author to represent their story
1. Trouble by Taylor Swift (Gennifer Albin’s TEACHING ROMAN)
2. Haunted by Beyoncé (Evangeline Anderson’s THE ACADEMY)
3. Tattooed Love Boys by The Pretenders (Avery Aster’s LOVE, LEX)
4. Ain’t No Sunshine by Bill Withers (Jamie Blair’s LOST TO ME)
5. Walking on a Dream by Empire of the Sun (Opal Carew’s TAKEN BY STORM)
6. The Middle of Starting Over by Sabrina Carpenter (Marisa Cleveland’s ACCIDENTAL BUTTERFLY)
7. Where We Belong by Passion Pit (Carey Corp’s THE HALO CHRONICLES: THE GUARDIAN)
8. Only Human by Christina Perri (Julie Cross’ LETTERS TO NOWHERE)
9. Brave by Sara Bareilles (Jen Frederick’s UNSPOKEN)
10. The Fool by Ryn Weaver (Rachel Higginson’s BET ON US )
11. Wide Awake by Lacuna Coil (Tamara Mataya’s THE SOWING)
12. Soft Shock by Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Dawn Rae Miller’s CRUSHED)
13. When Love Collides by Midnight Hour (Julie Prestsater’s BEFORE SOMEDAY-PART ONE: THE WAIT)
14. Ca Plane Pour Moi by Plastic Bertrand (Becca Ritchie & Krista Ritchie’s KISS THE SKY)
15. Meltdown by Love and Death (Lynn Rush’s FROSTBITE)
16. Liar by One OK Rock (C.L. Stone’s LIAR: THE SCARAB BEETLE SERIES: #2)

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Taken by Storm by Tamara Mataya

Title: Taken by Storm

Author: Tamara Mataya 

Published by: Swoon Romance

Publication date: December 2nd 2014 

Genres: Erotica, Romance

Summary:
Leilani’s plan was simple: Return for her father’s wedding, housesit for the happy couple while they went on their honeymoon, then get the hell outta dodge. She’d thought the worst thing would be returning to the town she grew up in (and despised). She was wrong.

A flashflood hits the small town, stranding Firefighter, Ryan, and a few strangers at the local bar. Worst of all, Leilani, his old high school rival – and last night’s scorching one-night-stand – is one of the people stuck in the bar. With waters rising, they need to stick together and wait for rescue.

The power grid’s knocked out, and cell phones aren’t working. When the others panic and leave, Leilani and Ryan are left alone in the dark. Fortunately, words aren’t necessary to keep the former rivals warm. But when they’re forced to leave their refuge, they must cooperate to navigate the flood ravaged town and reach safety.

Rising waters bring them closer together. Rising tempers might tear them apart.

     A “heavenly flower” watched him from across the room. Ryan felt the weight of her gaze on him before checking her out more subtly in the mirror behind the small hotel bar. Was it really Leilani, though? By the time he turned to check for sure, she was gone. He shook his head and took another sip of his beer. He tugged at his collar and sent a little hatred at weddings in general. This one wasn’t terrible, less showy than most, though he still had to wear stiff, formal clothes.
     Not that his turnouts were comfortable, but at least there was a point to his work gear; it protected him from fires. Nothing protected him from the small talk of the people around him. Yes, it was a nice wedding. Yes, it was amazing how they’d managed to make the room “their own” with only some crepe paper and balloons. No, he wasn’t seeing anyone. Yes, the cucumber sandwiches were delicious. Yes, Mildred’s hat was lovely. No, he wasn’t in a firefighter’s calendar. Yeah, he got the joke about his “pole.” Yes, he was single. No, he wasn’t interested in being set up on a blind date.
     He didn’t begrudge good people good things, but it was like life was rubbing his face in the fact he hadn’t found anyone since Melanie had left him just over a year ago. He’d found a lot
of someone’s since her, but a relationship wasn’t something for him. Hell, even Melanie had gotten married.
     To the bastard she cheated on him with.
     He took another swig of beer, wishing he was somewhere quieter.
     He’d met Kyle “Spence” Spencer, four years ago at the twelve-week training program to be a firefighter, and they’d been buddies ever since. They’d saved each other’s lives a couple times, and he was the reason Ryan was sitting in dress pants, dress shirt, and a tie that felt like it was choking him. Ironically, Spence had left his dad’s wedding early to go back to the station, refusing Ryan’s offer to go for him, knowing Ryan had just come off working two twenty-four hour shifts with only ten hours in between. The flu going around was kicking their station in the teeth, and they couldn’t wait until they were only working fifty-six hours a week again.
     So here he was at the Spencer wedding. And—duh—that “flower” he’d thought he’d seen. Yeah, it had to be Leilani. Spence’s little sister wouldn’t have missed her father’s nuptials. They just looked so different.
     Kyle’s sister. His buddy Kyle’s little sister. His co-worker and buddy Kyle’s off-limits little sister.      He hadn’t seen her since he graduated high school—two classes ahead of her—but oh, how she’d grown up.
     Still, Spence’s sister was off-limits, even though he’d known her since she was a varsity cheerleader, and he’d been the star quarterback, adored by everyone. He’d played football because he was good at it and it was an easy ride—not because he really loved the game. He’d gotten a full scholarship to college, but had no interest in going pro. He’d wanted to do something with his life. Not like it had done him any good in the present. He was still going home to an empty house—
unless he took someone warm and wild home with him. If Leilani wasn’t his best friend’s sister, they’d be in his truck now.
     Instead, he sat watching happy couples do the chicken dance. It was definitely time to go. He hadn’t expected to have a family at this point, but he’d thought at twenty-six he’d have found the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. It certainly hadn’t been Melanie, no matter how badly he’d wanted it to be.
     He slid from his stool. Hard work and hot sex were all he wanted. Screw marriage and commitment. They just complicated things. He was good at no strings. He was good at setting a woman’s senses on fire with pleasure and fine with the one-and-done kind of mindless sex.
     And maybe that was all he was good for.

Author Bio:

Tamara Mataya is currently a librarian; she lurked there for so long recommending books to patrons and shushing people, that she suspects they only hired her so it would be less creepy. Now she's armed with a name tag, and a thin veneer of credibility. She's also a musician with synaesthesia - which isn't an issue until someone plays a wrong note, which makes her want to squirm inside out. It makes for a good live show.

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