It was kind of cliché. The best friend jumps in and save hers and they confess their love for one another and live happily ever after. Too bad I didn't get the memo because, damn it all, Miles Parker wasn't going to take my woman from me.

“You can run, but I will hunt you down. When I catch you, even the greatest amount of magic will not help you escape.” They were meant to be together, but she wanted to defy fate. Too bad he refused to let her go. [caution: rated R for violence, sexuality, strong language, non-con sex, and other mature themes.]

Good girl Jane Altair’s world turns upside down, inside out when bad boy Elliot Schaeffer reenters her life because of an adventurous phone call to a Phone Sex Line. Jane doesn’t like him. In theory, however, if she did like him (which she didn't), how can a girl like her fall for someone like him—a man so mysterious and brooding that the Da Vinci Code had nothing on him. Really. But what’s a girl gonna do when she’s hooked the moment he said ‘hello.’ Never mind the age gap. Never mind the baggage. What do when, theoretically speaking, you fall before you had the chance to run?