Luke Ryann is the stereotypical fighter- 100 percent alpha male. The kind of guy a girl should avoid at all costs. When he's hired to privately train me, avoiding him isn't an option. Most women would love to drop their panties, even if it is just to catch a glimpse of his dimpled smile. I won't fall victim to his charm. That's what I tell myself at least, though it's torture when my mind's at war with my body. Something about the tattooed bad boy draws me in. It isn't just the broad shoulders, piercing eyes, and muscular frame. Luke Ryann has a secret. And I'm going to find out what it is. This is Book 1 of 3 in The Bad Boy Reformed Series Warning: This is only a sample. Raising Ryann (Bad Boy Reformed) and the sequel (Resisting Ryann) have been published. Thank for reading!:)

Adam, Austin and Nessa have been neighbors and best friends since Kindergarten when Nessa declared herself Princess of the boy's tree house she dubbed The Castle. Now starting their senior year of high school, each member of the trio is forced on a journey to learn the true meaning of love, friendship and how every decision has consequences. Diagnosed with brain cancer, Adam has a 15% survival rate and is leaving the neighborhood where he grew up with Austin and Nessa to seek experimental treatment in a town 8 hours away. Learning from Adam just how precious time is, self-professed player Austin is trying to get over his fears and commit to the one girl he truly cares for when she needs him most, Nessa. Fearing Adam's prognosis, Nessa seeks comfort from Austin, but she isn't ready to give up and desperately clings to Adam. Will one night change the course of their friendship forever?

Isabel Marant is childhood best friends with Aaron Fox. He just happens to be the hottest movie star since Brad Pitt and Hollywood's new Golden Boy. Now after eight months filming abroad he's back and Isabel's life is about to get a whole lot more complicated....

Ebony Evers' parents are madly in love and want nothing more for their daughter. Intent on Ebony finding a mate, they send her to a summer camp notorious for pairing up young wolves. With reluctance, Ebony agrees to go and is astonished when she finds just what her parents wanted her to find, a mate. Unfortunately, a few problems arise, Ebony's mate is stubbornly indifferent, her best friend is in love with her, and her father doesn't approve. What she thought would be a summer of boring camp games turns out to be the most important two months of her life.