Thanks to authors
Sami Lee, Meg Benjamin and Jayne Rylon
for loaning us their first lines yesterday!
Here’s more about these three awesome books! Check them out!
Line #1: “You’re not getting here until Saturday? What kind of
best man rocks up the day before the groom’s wedding?”
from Sunset Knight by Sami Lee
Good things come to
those who dare.
Lana Green is looking
for a lover. At twenty-three, she’s more than ready to shed her shyness and
shake up the status quo. Lucky her, the aloof bad boy she’s always wanted to
shake it with, Brody Nash, is back in town. Too bad he barely knows she’s
alive. Then an unexpected kiss makes her think her days of lusting from a
distance are over. Despite the fact she’s no femme fatale and has zero clue how
to seduce a man, she sets out to do exactly that.
Brody hardly
recognizes the alluring woman as the same gawky computer geek he left in
Graceville six months ago. Lana has him spellbound, but his temporary stay in
town is strictly business—running his friend’s restaurant while the man’s on
his honeymoon. Brody doesn’t do relationships, and he doesn’t do permanent. But
when he finds her asleep on his boat, he can’t keep his hands, or any other
part of his anatomy, to himself.
Things get complicated
when he discovers what he thought was a casual sexual encounter has just cured
her of the one thing she wanted to get rid of—her virginity.
Buy Sunset Knight here!
Line #2: Blissful people made Pete Toleffson want to puke.
From Wedding Bell Blues by Meg Benjamin
Who knew you could find the love of your life at the wedding
from hell…
Konigsburg, Book 2
Janie Dupree will do anything to make sure her best friend
has the wedding of her dreams, even if it means relinquishing what every
bridesmaid covets and never gets—the perfect maid-of-honor dress. Problem is,
family drama as tangled as a clump of Texas prickly pear cactus threatens to
send the skittish bride hopping aboard the elopement express. Janie could use a hand, but the best man’s “help” is only
making things worse.
Pete Toleffson just wants to get through his brother’s
wedding and get back to his county attorney job in Des Moines. He never
expected to be the engineer on a wedding train that’s derailing straight toward
hell. Janie’s the kind of girl he’d like to get close to—but her self-induced
role as “Miss Fix-It” is as infuriating as it is adorable.
If they can just fend off meddling parents, vindictive
in-laws, spiteful ex-boyfriends, and a greyhound named Olive long enough to
achieve matrimonial lift-off, maybe they can admit they’re head-over-heels in
love.
Warning: Contains hot steamy sex, wedding-based cussing,
drunken revelry, dart assaults, Momzillas, and the most beautiful bridesmaid
dress ever.
Buy Wedding Bell Blues here!
Line #3: “My
hands are full, stick it in my mouth."
from Nailed to the Wall by Jayne Rylon
The crew is back and they’re dirtier than ever.
Five sexy men with a penchant for love and lust in any variation
have formed a crew. They work hard and play harder—together. Though their
partnership began in construction, renovating houses and selling them for a
mint, they’ve formed a bond around their shared goal to provide women, and each
other, with the ultimate sexual experience.
Over the past year, as each member discovered his soul mate—or
two—they expanded the reach of their circle, lighting up their nights along
with their souls. Monogamous relationships and the desire to start families
threaten to put their libertine revelry on the back burner. Will the passion
that bonded them fade away? How will the crew’s new wives cope with the complex
relationship the men will always cherish and crave?
Determined to prove they stand by their men, the women decide it’s
time to flex some muscle and give the crew a dose of girl power. They collude
to take the guys as their horny hostages, using some big guns: boudoir photos,
a pillow fight and a calculated foray into partner swapping. But will they have
the guts to go through with their plans?
Warning: By Book Five in this series, fans will attest that
anything goes in the crew. Be prepared for ménage in every flavor–m/f, f/f,
m/f/m, f/m/f, m/m/f and more–along with a slew of that’s what he said jokes. No
throwing tomatoes at the author, please!
Buy Nailed to the Wall here!
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