Sloane Brennan thought she'd escaped the mafia life by moving to LA. Sure, she'd had to leave her parents behind, but that was life when you were running from the mob.Then her one-time best friend—and the son of her father's biggest enemy—showed up on her beach and started looking at her like she still belonged to him.And by the way he's following her every move, showing up in the bars she's at and then outside her own house, she's beginning to think that he's got more on his mind than just a friendly reunion.*A Very Rossi Christmas is the prequel to Sloane and Joseph's story, which continues in Her Romeo. The book features Romeo and Juliet themes, kidnapping, car chases, stalkers, and heroes, plus enough tension and angst to make you want a Joseph Rossi of your very own.

A history they can't ignore. A contract they have to satisfy. And a tour that goes so wrong, it might just be right.​Olivia Johns and Connor Wheating reunite in Hero on the Road. There will be music. There will be contracts.There will be a bear. ​But will they get their HEA?Follow along as Olivia and Connor go on the tour from hell, and realize that they're stronger together and maybe even in love—if they can both manage to admit it.Hero on the Road is a sweet romance that features forced proximity, a road trip, and plenty of romance, with a guaranteed HEA. This is the fourth book in the Southern Heroes series.

He's got everything she ever wanted. She's got everything he's always needed. But it will take a bad agreement, a road trip, and a contract for them to make it work.As an aspiring country-western star, there isn't much Lila Potter wouldn't do for a chance to make her dreams come true. So when words gets out that two bonafide superstars are giving away a recording contract, she's prepared to follow their tour for as long as it takes to get lucky. But when she unexpectedly falls into the arms—and bed—of the nation's most troubled rock star in the process, her entire plan is endangered.Singer Rivers Shine is the epitome of a bad boy, and he's got the reputation to prove it. His agent, once patient with his adventures, is now fed up with his antics. Desperately in need of some good PR for her this proudly bad boy, she issues an ultimatum: Either Rivers agrees to fix his image or his band loses its spot as the opening act on the biggest tour of...

BrooksAt one time, he was my partner in crime. Then, for one night, my lover. Now, because of his name, my enemy. And I'm going to find out what he and his family are up to. Anthony Massimo thought he could keep secrets from me. Maybe even thought he could pump me for information. But he must have forgotten who he was dealing with. Because I'm not just another pretty face. And the Massimo family is about to find out what happens when you underestimate a girl like me. AnthonyAs the public face of the Massimo family, I can't afford mistakes. And in our world, falling for a woman who belongs to the wrong family is an unforgivable betrayal. But even when she turns up and things suddenly go sideways, I can't resist Brooks Peterson. She's a Rossi ally and the most dangerous woman I've ever met. I know what I need to do. My uncle would tell me to eliminate her...

A rock star who doesn't know his own mind. A rising star who knows exactly who and what she is. And a romance that will either lift them both up... or bring them both down. RIVERSLila Potter. Sunshine Girl. Rising star. And as of this week, my agent's new favorite project—and one, I'll add, that replaces her old favorite project, which was me. The agent—and for all I know, the record label and my publicist, too—have decided that I'm no longer worth their time. I'm too broken. Too dark. Too damaged. The sad thing is, they're right. And Lila is a better option for all of them. She's gorgeous and talented and sunny. The bright light to my darkness. The sunshine to my broken soul. And the only balm that can make me feel better. I'm in love with the girl and everything about her... but I also know that she's too good for me. She's too bright, too beautiful, and I'm...