Ripped

Title: Ripped

Author: Jake Irons

Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 15, 2018

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Tripp Anders.
Formerly the best surfer in the world. Still Longview, Florida's most famous son. And, starting this week, my boss.
My boss at my summer job. A job my parents made me get. A job my parents made me get because I hadn't left the house since I moved home six months ago.
After my divorce.
I'm in my thirties, by the way.
…Yeah.
I thought trying to fit into a Hot Beach one-piece five mornings a week would be the toughest part of this job. Instead, it’s Tripp. He's arrogant, condescending, and used to getting what he wants.
And what he wants right now is me.

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Jake Irons is the pseudonym of a male author living in Portland. He writes erotica at his desk at a stuffy corporate law office.

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Ripped

Title: Ripped 

Author: Vivian Lux 

Genre: Rockstar Romance

She doesn't date musicians. She never said anything about getting f*cked by one

August's got a mouth on her. With that fiery red hair, freckled tits, and fierce scowl, she orders us around like she owns us. And the rest of the band seems fine with letting her run the show. 

But not me. 

She might be our manager, but there's no way she can manage me. She thinks falling for a musician is a mistake. 

I'm going to be the best mistake she'll ever make.

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All six-foot-three inches of Jules Spencer was sprawled diagonally across his bed - 

Utterly and completely, one hundred percent naked. 

I closed my eyes. Then I opened them.

Jules was still passed out. 

And still naked. 

The same dark curls that crowned his head also nestled in a patch between his pecs. One tattooed arm was flung up, half over his face, hiding his eyes, but his parted lips were visible and there was a strange vulnerability to the way they pressed against his arm.

That was… the only thing that was vulnerable. 

“Oh Jesus,” I hissed when I saw it again. For the second time today. 

His cock rested against his thigh, long and curved. I glanced at it, then glanced away. I could feel my heart beating in every part of my body, thud thud thud right down to my toes. I told myself that the pleasant clenching in my core was just a reaction to seeing a cock. Any cock. It didn’t matter who it was attached to. I’d been single since Noah, things were just a little desperate down there. 

Jules shifted and his arm fell away. He mumbled something, then a smile curved up his lips. 

His cock…twitched. 

He mumbled something again and this time his hand moved down to grasp it. 

I bolted past him, nearly tripping down the stairs. I ran from his cabin at a dead-sprint, bolting across the lawn to my cabin to fumble with my keycard…shit I had so many keycards…until I finally got my door open and dove into my room, letting the door slam behind me before I pressed my back to it and sank to the floor. 

My lungs were burning. I had a stitch in my side. I don’t think I’d ever run so fast in my life as I’d run just now to get away from naked Jules Spencer.

What he’d mumbled?

It sounded a lot like… “Hello, love.”

Vivian Lux loves bad boys who are good men. She lives in Upstate New York with her adorable twin boys and model-hot husband. When she isn't writing, she's reading. If she isn't reading, she'd like to be hiking but is more likely dealing with the mountain of laundry that piled up while she was writing and reading. 

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Ripped

Title: Ripped

Author: A.M. Wallace

Genre: NA Contemporary Romance

Cover Designer: Najla Qamber Designs

Editor: Nicole Zoltack

Expected Release Date: July 24^th, 2017

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Hannah wants Marcus, but who does Marcus want?

Marcus is a guy with choices. Choices most guys would kill for. But these choices are not what he wants. Having to choose a friendship or a relationship with his best friend was one thing, but now that someone else is in the picture, things seemed to have gotten just a little more complicated.

After making a complete fool of herself in front of Marcus, Hannah never thought she'd even have the chance at redemption. That is, until Marcus comes back to apologize.

Who chooses who?

A.M. Wallace was born and raised in southern Ohio. Between working full time as a Customer Service Manager and being a parent to a rambunctious toddler, finding time to write proves to be a little more difficult than it used to. Thankfully, she’s able to find a balance and continue her writing.

Her love for reading started at a very young age. The Boxcar Children was where it all started, and she never quit. AR Reading in school only pushed her that much harder to read faster and more advanced books. Her competitiveness came out when there were prizes and “winning” involved. Now, she reads anything and everything in her free time. (When she has free time.)

After having been a stay at home mom for seven months after her son was born, she finally decided to pursue her dreams and write her first novel. While watching reruns of The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Handy Manny, and Doc McStuffins in her living room with her seven month old rolling around, the idea behind The Divided Series was born.

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Excerpt: (Unedited) “You know how you feel right now? That fear deep down inside you? Hold onto that. And just know that it’s that much worse for me,” she sniffed. “I know what you’re afraid of. You’re afraid you’ll choose her over me. And you might. And that possibility scares the hell out of me too! But do you know what would be worse? If you don’t do this, if you just stay with me, I will always wonder if you feel like you’re missing something. I will always worry that I won’t be enough for you. I won’t be able to help but wonder if every time you look at me, you’ll be seeing her. Or every time we touch, you’ll be touching her. Every time we kiss, every time we make love, she will always be there in the back of your mind. You’ll have questions and concerns that only she can answer or comfort you about. I cannot live like that, Marcus. You can’t ask that of me.”

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According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of dance [da:ns] is “to move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.” Technically, that’s true, but dance is so much more. What the dictionary doesn’t mention is that the movement comes from within you, from the very depths of your soul, that place that holds all your hopes and fears, all your loves and losses. 

Dance is a form of expression, of all the emotions that make us who we are.

Jasmine Wilkinson

I’ve finally made it … only six years later than expected.

New York promises to be the experience of a lifetime, and if I’m lucky enough, a chance to dance on Broadway and fulfill a lifelong desire.

After graduating from Boston Conservatory, I’d intended to meet the love of my life, Baxter Sampson, in the city that never sleeps, and share the rest of my life with him. But sometimes dreams don’t go as planned, and we have to make new ones. I know Bax would have made it big; he was such a phenomenal dancer. I wish I could have been there to see it happen, but I can’t wait to catch a Broadway show and see his name in lights.

Maybe he’ll still remember me.

Baxter Sampson

Eight years in New York have all but stolen my dreams from me.

After years of auditioning for every contemporary ballet production in New York, I had to admit defeat. I wasn’t good enough to make it on Broadway. I wasn’t good enough for Jasmine, the only girl I’ve ever loved, to keep her promise and meet me here after she graduated six years ago. So my plans changed—they had to. But when there’s an inexplicable force driving you to perform, you have to catch the spotlight wherever you can, even if it’s in the last place you expected to find it. My life had always revolved around Jaz and dance, my two true passions. I’ve already lost one—I can’t lose the other.

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Lisa Edward is the author of The Songbird trilogy, the novella Duty of Care and a contributor to the collation of short stories in Hook & Ladder 69. While Lisa has called Melbourne Australia home for her entire life, she has lived and worked in England, and travelled through most parts of Europe and the United States. She loves nothing more than spending time with her beautiful daughter, or curling up into the early hours of the morning with a great novel. By day, Lisa works in the analytical IT field, so relishes the opportunity to foster her creative side through writing. Her deep appreciation for literature was nurtured from a young age, being taught to respect books and get lost in their stories. 

She enjoys reading honest and realistic novels that are relatable, thought provoking and leave a lasting impression. She can’t write without music playing, using the emotions from different songs to invoke those of her characters. Lisa takes inspiration from her own life experiences, the people around her and those she has met in her travels.

Ripped

According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of dance [da:ns] is “to move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.” Technically, that’s true, but dance is so much more. What the dictionary doesn’t mention is that the movement comes from within you, from the very depths of your soul, that place that holds all your hopes and fears, all your loves and losses. Dance is a form of expression, of all the emotions that make us who we are. 

Jasmine Wilkinson

I’ve finally made it … only six years later than expected. New York promises to be the experience of a lifetime, and if I’m lucky enough, a chance to dance on Broadway and fulfil a lifelong desire. After graduating from Boston Conservatory, I’d intended to meet the love of my life, Baxter Sampson, in the city that never sleeps, and share the rest of my life with him. But sometimes dreams don’t go as planned, and we have to make new ones. I know Bax would have made it big; he was such a phenomenal dancer. I wish I could have been there to see it happen, but I can’t wait to catch a Broadway show and see his name in lights. Maybe he’ll still remember me. 

Baxter Sampson

Eight years in New York have all but stolen my dreams from me. After years of auditioning for every contemporary ballet production in New York, I had to admit defeat. I wasn’t good enough to make it on Broadway. I wasn’t good enough for Jasmine, the only girl I’ve ever loved, to keep her promise and meet me here after she graduated six years ago. So my plans changed—they had to. But when there’s an inexplicable force driving you to perform, you have to catch the spotlight wherever you can, even if it’s in the last place you expected to find it. My life had always revolved around Jaz and dance, my two true passions. I’ve already lost one—I can’t lose the other.

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Lisa Edward is the author of The Songbird trilogy, the novella Duty of Care and a contributor to the collation of short stories in Hook & Ladder 69. While Lisa has called Melbourne Australia home for her entire life, she has lived and worked in England, and travelled through most parts of Europe and the United States. She loves nothing more than spending time with her beautiful daughter, or curling up into the early hours of the morning with a great novel. By day, Lisa works in the analytical IT field, so relishes the opportunity to foster her creative side through writing. Her deep appreciation for literature was nurtured from a young age, being taught to respect books and get lost in their stories. She enjoys reading honest and realistic novels that are relatable, thought provoking and leave a lasting impression. She can’t write without music playing, using the emotions from different songs to invoke those of her characters. Lisa takes inspiration from her own life experiences, the people around her and those she has met in her travels.

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