Pre-Order - The Illicit Series - Four Signed Paperback Books

All four, signed paperback books in the Illicit Series! 

All books come signed and will be bundled with additional bookish goodies to include bookmarks, stickers, snacks, and another surprise! 

Just What She Needed:

Recently widowed and newly jobless, forty-two-year-old Rhett Davis (and yes, she’s heard all the jokes about her name) has a choice. Stay in her small Texas town where she never quite belonged or reinvent herself in Dallas with a new car, a new look, and a second chance at life.

She’s definitely choosing Dallas.

Falling in love again? Not on the agenda. Not even a little. But then her upstairs neighbor turns out to be Rhys James—devastatingly sexy, very single, and the lead singer of the rock band Illicit. Suddenly Rhett’s reconsidering this love thing especially after Rhys makes it clear she’s the one he wants.

Too bad Rhys comes with complications. Music owns him. His ex-wife is trying to slither back into the picture. His daughter demands center stage. And Rhett quickly learns that loving a rock star means competing with a life that never slows down.
Still, Rhett didn’t come this far to play it safe. And now that she’s got him, there’s no way she’s letting Rhys James go without one hell of a fight.

Just What He Needed:

Rhett Davis thought loving Rhys James would be worth anything. She just didn’t expect it to cost her everything.

While Rhys finishes another tour with Illicit, Rhett is building their future. But loving him means living with a man who’s spent nearly thirty years getting his own way. Rhys doesn’t mean to put her second, he just doesn’t see it. Until it’s too late.

Walking away from him is the hardest thing Rhett has ever done. Losing her is the only thing strong enough to bring Rhys to his knees.

Now he has one chance to prove loving her isn’t just something he feels. It’s something he chooses.

Because if he gets it right…this time, they won’t just fall in love.

They’ll stay there.

Lady's Choice:

Midlife wasn't supposed to come with tattoos, guitars, and temptation.

Melanie Vandergriff has spent her whole life sticking to the plan, and as her fiftieth birthday approaches, she has everything she ever wanted.

Almost.

She’s never had a rock star.

After one unforgettable backstage encounter with Drew Cooper, rhythm guitarist for Illicit, Mel suddenly understands the appeal. Drew is sexy, charming, and impossible to resist, and what starts as a little fun quickly becomes something much deeper.

With Illicit on hiatus, Drew is focused on rebuilding his relationship with his troubled teenage son and starting over in Texas, far from the influences pulling the boy down the wrong path. Now living just miles from Mel, Drew slips past every defense she has. Their chemistry is explosive, but it’s the quiet moments—the laughter, the trust, the unexpected tenderness—that shake her the most.

For the first time in her carefully controlled life, Mel is tempted to risk everything for something she never planned on: love.
Now she has to decide if she’s willing to walk away from the safe life she built for the one man capable of turning her world upside down.

Standing on the Edge:

Sunny Smallwood learned the hard way that love doesn’t just break your heart, it destroys your life. After losing the greatest love she’s ever known in a single, violent moment, she’s spent twenty-three years keeping her distance, refusing to risk that kind of pain again.

Parker McKay has spent just as long living a lie. As the magnetic bassist for Illicit, he’s everything the world expects. Except what the world sees isn’t who he really is. Now single and finally free, Parker is done pretending. He’s reclaiming his life, his truth, and embracing the undeniable pull he has toward Sunny.

What starts as a slow, dangerous spark ignites into something neither of them can control. Parker isn’t afraid to fall, but Sunny is. Terrified of tempting fate, she keeps love at arm’s length, even as it begins to consume them both.

But some loves refuse to be denied. And when the past collides with the present, Sunny must decide: keep running from what could break her, or finally fight for the kind of love that just might heal her.