Frank Geimer

Bonnie: I am comfortable with the way things operate. Having one night stands and leaving in the morning is how I like things done because I don't want to get hurt. Declan isn't acting like anyone else I've had before. I know he'd be a good daddy, but am I ready for more than just one night? Declan: Everything about Bonnie draws me in. She seems carefree and fun, unashamed about what she wants. But I can see something deeper—something that looks more like pain. Being her daddy would help both of us. I'm not sure if she's ready to be loved like that.

"Come over here, sweetheart." Mac turns to me, standing near the doorway. "I'm glad you've decided to join us." "T-This is family game night?" I tremble. "Sure is." The old man nods. "You'll find this family engages in a lot of grown-up stuff together."

The forest behind Renna’s home is dark and dense. It holds more secrets than she knows. Having grown up in the half-pocalypse, a world balancing against the tide of a blood-borne virus, Renna knows the rules by heart: 1. Stay inside between dusk and dawn. 2. Close and lock the copper and silver screens. 3. Report anyone suspected of infection immediately. Now, at 17, Renna will have to survive against the rules. An unprecedented attack. A strange boy with copper eyes. Can Renna survive the darkness to save the people she loves?

It’s just pretend...but nobody wants to stop. Maxie’s quiet, predictable routine is shattered when she steps outside her flower shop and almost runs into two women. It’s not the near collision that’s startling. It’s the strangers’ faces. It’s like looking in a mirror times two, and it sends her into a dead faint. Sheriff Zac Ford sees three identical copies of the woman who’s caused him more sleepless nights than he can count, and it stops him in his tracks. Maxie’s buckling knees snap him out of his trance, and he catches her before she hits the cement.

Lexie Underhill works her tail off in hopes of winning her adoptive father’s approval. It’s never enough. The stinging proof? He’s brought in a reorganization expert. As if the prospect of losing her job in the family business isn’t enough, Cameron Rowe’s sexy, intimidating presence makes her palms sweat. When Lexie’s face appears on a scandalous freeway billboard, her protestations of innocence go unheard. With orders to save the family name - or else - she marches into the bar the billboard was advertising and comes face-to-face with an identical twin sister.

Brian David Michaels is a part-time rideshare driver. Brian is your average guy. He has never been a ladies' man. However, from his job a rideshare driver he has gained a new ability: He has learned to listen to women. By listening, Brian has learned some new tricks. These new tricks enable Brian to pick up women with ease. In fact, the women usually ask Brian for sex.

It's been nearly a month since lockdown began, and this spoiled little brat is starving to be ravaged. The man of the house wants to knock up what's his. Stuck together, this older man and younger woman become closer than ever.

Lindsey is working at her older brother's gym, when he assigns her to give an orientation to his newest trainer Harry. Little does he know, Harry is the type of alpha male who takes whatever he wants and, now, he has his eyes set on Derek's younger sister.

When the man of the house brings his spoiled, little brat to a dinner party with him, she quickly discovers that her older alpha man has plans far beyond anything she would ever think he'd enjoy. But once given the green-light, these younger sisters are off to the races, determined to make the most of this swapping experience by taking it all the way and holding nothing back.

She’s been going through them faster and faster lately, and I think I know why. None of them can compare to me. Not even close. I take a drag of my cigarette - a nasty habit - put it out on my arm, then flick it away. The last rays of sunlight blind me temporarily, and I lose track of the two of them, but just as I’m about to hop off the tractor to go find her, I see her and him through her bedroom window.