THE DRAGONS ARE BACK!

​Today is the release day for the new Arcadians Novel
INTO THE RAPTURE!

I hope you enjoy INTO THE RAPTURE. Happy Reading!

I'm pleased to announce that NYGHT'S EVE has been re-released! This means we only have one more book in the Breakers' Bad Boys to republish before I can start writing new books for the series. Until then, I hope you enjoy NYGHT'S EVE! ​Happy Reading!

Since I am no longer with my former publisher, previously purchased copies cannot be updated, but don't worry...the heart of the story and the plot are the same.

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Hi Everyone!

Today is the official release of HIS BRAT, a book that I have co-written with Kali Argent. It is a sweet, sexy romance, with an over the top alpha and a sassy heroine. And be prepared to laugh a lot because this one is definitely a romantic comedy, too!  We hope you enjoy it!

Holding onto what was left of my dignity, I hurried out of the bathroom. Once we were back in the main bar, Gabe pushed in front of me, snagging my hand to make sure I followed him out. As we weaved through the crowd, some random guy handed me a shot glass. Obviously, he’d lost track of how many people were in his group and had handed it to me by mistake. Shrugging, I raised the glass to my lips and drank it down, then coughed. My throat felt like it was on fire. 

Tequila was a killer. 

Gabe glanced back at me, and I discreetly slid the empty glass onto a table and smiled up at him. His frown told me I hadn’t pulled off the innocent look I had been going for. Or maybe I had and that was what made him so suspicious.
 
When we were back on the street, I playfully swung his hand. Something had changed, and suddenly, it felt like we were actually holding hands like a real couple. A low, smoldering heat burned in my belly, and I tried to keep my voice light when I said, “Thanks for bribing those guys.”


His eyes narrowed. “I don’t think I heard that right. Did you actually just thank me for something?”

I bumped my hip against him. “You’re pretty nice when you aren’t being so bossy.”

“And you can be sweet when you aren’t being a pain in my ass.”

When he let go of my hand, I immediately missed him. Needing to put some space between me and the focus of my ridiculous crush, I didn’t protest as he walked me the two blocks to my hotel. Like a good warden, he insisted on escorting me to my room. I realized he was still holding my bright green yard cup in the elevator, and after taking the keycard out of my purse, I took it from him. 

As we got to the end of the hallway, I heard laughter rising above the music coming from behind the closed door. Sharing a glance with Gabe, I used the key, then pushed the door open. Two steps into the room, I came to a dead stop. The two friends I was staying with were with three men I’d never seen before…and they were all naked.

“Layla! We were wondering where you were.” Grace Prescott blushed as she sat up on one of the queen beds and pulled a blanket over herself. She was one of the first people I’d met at college, and we managed to stay close friends after she’d moved back to New York at the end of our first year. 

But this was definitely more of her than I ever wanted to see.

Then again, at least she wasn’t sandwiched between two naked men like her friend Julie was. She sent me a smile that turned sly as it shifted over to Gabe. “Why don’t you guys grab a drink and join us?”

“Get your things,” Gabe ordered in a low, furious voice. “We’re leaving.”

“What?” I stood frozen in place. “What?”

The third man sat down on the pullout bed where I was supposed to sleep and reached for the Tulane T-shirt I had left there earlier. When he placed it over his lap, I wanted to groan. Great, there was a naked ass on my bed, and now his dick was wearing my shirt. I wondered if the fire alarms would go off if I burned that shirt on the small balcony attached to the room.  
When Gabe swatted me on the ass, I gasped in surprise. God, there were way too many asses in the room right now. A hysterical giggle burst from my lips before I could hold it back. The situation was so ridiculous, I couldn’t help myself.

“Get. Your. Things. Now.”

“What? I…umm…things,” I repeated with a nod. 

It didn’t take me long to grab my toiletry carrier and makeup bag from the bathroom. My cheeks flushed with heat as I shoved my things into my bag while trying to avoid looking at any of the naked bodies in the room. I yelped as I turned and found Gabe standing right next to me instead of by the door. Lifting my bag as if it weighed nothing, he put his other arm around my waist and practically carried me toward the exit.

“I’ll call you later,” Grace yelled as the door closed behind us.

Back in the elevator, I watched the numbers counting down as we headed toward the lobby level. The absurdity of the last few minutes left me feeling kind of queasy. It wasn’t that I disapproved of the situation. Grace and her friend were free to do whatever they wanted. But since I was still a virgin, that was way more than I could handle.
 
“My hotel is on the next block. You can stay in my suite tonight. It’s two levels, so there’s plenty of room.” His tone was clipped, and I could tell that he was still angry.

As the elevator doors opened, I said, “I’m sorry.” 

“For what?”

I wasn’t sure exactly. Unable to look at him yet, I simply shrugged as we crossed the lobby. “That you’re stuck with me tonight. They probably called, but I haven’t checked my phone. I didn’t know my friends were planning an orgy. Well, I don’t think it was planned. It sort of looked like a…”

“A what?”

“A spontaneous orgy?”

He laughed. “I think most are.”

The cool night air felt good against my heated skin as we walked outside, but my stomach continued to flip and churn. That last shot had been a bad idea…and the alcohol was finally catching up with me. As I moved to the side to avoid a large group of people, I stumbled, and a wave of dizziness swept over me.

Uh oh. This wasn’t good.

If I could just close my eyes for a few seconds…

“Gabe?”

“What is it, brat?”

“I think I’m going to—”

The last thing I heard was his vicious curse before I passed out.
 

I am pleased to announce that INTO THE ASHES has been re-released! This means I can get to the new Arcadians book soon! INTO THE ASHES has been polished, edited, revised, and extended to a little over 85k. Unfortunately, since I am no longer with my former publisher, previously purchased copies cannot be updated, but don't worry...the heart of the story and the plot are the same. 

If haven't read it yet, INTO THE ASHES is Raven, Savitar, Kadan, and Tristan's story. She is a Chicago cop, and they are the Kings of the Iron Palace, and while their story starts out a little rocky, their love has always been fated in the stars. I hope you enjoy it!

​As you can see, I have started getting back the books in the Breakers' Bad Boys Series. HAMMER'S FALL has been polished, edited, revised, and extended to a little over 63k. For those of you who enjoyed the book when it was first released, don't worry...the heart of the story and the plot are the same. If you haven't read it yet, HAMMER'S FALL is a sweet and sexy story that will make you wish you could to move to the fictional town of Breakers. There is a special place in my heart for these bad boys, so I hope you enjoy it! 
 
On a personal note, for those of you who don't know, my mother passed away last month. It still feels like a bad dream, but I want to thank you for all of the condolences, thoughts, and prayers. I'm sorry for any delays and changes in schedule, but I need to give myself some time before I throw myself back into things full force. Thanks for understanding!

My heart is broken.

Yesterday, I had to say goodbye to my mother and best friend. I wasn’t ready to let her to go, but I couldn’t keep asking her to stay. She fought cancer hard for five long years, and her poor body just couldn’t do it anymore. But she didn’t lose. I lost. My family lost. Everyone who has ever met her has lost.

I’m so grateful that I had flown out and was able to be with her these last few days, but now, I can’t believe she’s gone. She was my touchstone, a true inspiration, and the best person I have ever known. We spoke almost every day, and just the sound of her voice could make me smile. I’ll miss talking to her, hearing her laugh, and sharing the big and small details of our lives, but most of all, I’ll just miss her.

Mom was my biggest supporter and fiercest advocate. She read every book and script I wrote, and believed in my dream of writing when other people thought I was crazy. But even as a writer, I don’t have the words to say just how much I loved her and will miss her.

The sky has gained another bright star, though I wish her light was still here with me. Until we meet again…