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Ecstasy By the Sea by Chris Almeida & Cecilia Aubrey
A honeymoon to remember.

Burn Me by Eirinn Brennan
She was sure of the future until she experienced what else it had to offer.

Finding Joy by EmKay Connor
You can run from your secrets, but you can’t hide.

Kissing Drake by Jenna Dales
A tall, dark and seriously hot hero and the woman who makes him forget about being so serious.

Madrona Sunset by Jami Davenport
Damaged souls craving comfort for a moment or a lifetime.

The Good Enough Husband by Sylvie Fox
What would you do if you met your soul mate, but you were already married?

The Posse by Tawdra Kandle
One woman, three men, and a beach romance as unpredictable as the riptide.

How to Say Goodbye by Amber Lin
She’s here for the summer. He lives on the streets. They’ll both learn how to say goodbye.

Last Call By Alannah Lynne
One unforgettably hot night could lead to forever…or…death…

Sunny and 75 by Scarlett Metal
Can paradise heal their broken hearts or will their pasts come back to haunt them?

Midnight Shadows by Lisa Marie Rice
She sees shadows that aren’t there.

Two Are Better Than One by Suzanne Rock
Two Irish exchange students convince the straight-laced Hannah that two men are better than one.

The Billionaire’s Assassin by Margaret Taylor
Adrian Hoyle couldn’t know that meeting a hot Hollywood actor would be hazardous to her health.

Sun Kissed by Nancy Warren
It’s hard not to mix business and pleasure when your business is surfing.

Miami Dreams by Layla Wilcox
Starting over in the Magic City means believing in second chances when none seem possible.

Burn Me

Emma’s brain scrambled. She searched for some witty response and came up empty. She let her eyes skim his broad shoulders. He wore a white T-shirt that stuck to him like a second skin, outlining every lickable inch of his chest. The phrase printed in bold colors across it caught her attention: Windsurfer. Rubber suits are never an issue. She held back the chuckle that threatened to burst from her lips. Schooling her features, she stared him straight in the eyes. “You’re not bad yourself.” She pointed at his T-shirt. “Does that mean you’ve mastered rubbers?” The music stopped halfway through her sentence and her words carried clear as a bell to anyone close to them. Everyone in their group grew silent. She gave herself another mental face palm.
He threw back his head and laughed. That same laugh that had drawn her like a moth to a flame not so long ago.