What to Read Next: Volume 17

Jan 01, 2022 3:22 pm

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Happy New Year and welcome to 2022. May it be a joyous year for you and those you care about.

While you nurse your hangover, or lie around catching up on a little lost sleep, start the year with romance. Maybe one of these?

Mr. Bennett: A Secret Baby Billionaire Romance (Mister Series Book 1) by Breanne Bergie

On Sale this week for only 99¢

The occupation she’s waited for. An undeniable attraction. One risk they shouldn’t take.

Levelheaded photographer Becca knows what she wants. Her dream country home away from it all. But she lands the career of her dreams, capturing her boss behind the camera lens and falls hard for him.

Famous model Grant Bennett’s a billionaire. He’s confident, toned and gorgeous. And completely off limits. But it’s his green piercing eyes that captivate her and she can’t resist. Putting her goals in jeopardy when he’s fallen for her, too.

Becca never expected to be attracted to Mr. Bennett. She needs to withstand the hold he has over her. Their careers depend on it. But one night alone with him could change it all. Can she capture Mr. Grant Bennett’s heart?

Mister Bennett can be read as a standalone and contains a HEA.

Discover the steamy billionaire Mister Series:

Book 1: Mister Bennett

Book 2: Mister Lawson

Book 3: Mister Dixon

Losing Manhattan : A Romantic Comedy (Naked in New York Series) by Peyton James

It all started with an innocent rant about my boss...

A private tirade about Henry Sloane’s exclusive high-end clothing line that was designed for the rich and model thin.

But now, a video recording of my impassioned rant is making headlines. Amidst news of a national boycott, the company’s stocks have plunged, and protesters are flocking to Sloane’s Fifth Avenue store, demanding change, demanding his head.

All because of me.

Sloane is pissed. He wants revenge—retribution on the person responsible for damaging his brand.

He has no idea that person is me. Whoever leaked the video had the decency to blur my face—only now that they know I work for Henry Sloane, they want big bucks to keep my face concealed.

For now, my secret is safe—and so is my job. I just need to find $10K to keep it that way.

Captured by the Earl (The Secret Crusaders Book 2) by Melanie Rose Clarke

As a member of the Distinguished Ladies of Purpose, Lady Emma Sinclair strives to help those less fortunate, even as others disregard her ideas as fanciful nonsense. That is, until she accidentally starts a rumor she is betrothed to Philip Fitzgerald, the powerful but absent Earl of Peyton. As society celebrates her victory in capturing the elusive lord, she enjoys new influence. Everything goes perfectly, until…The earl returns.

Philip is shocked to arrive home to an unexpected betrothal. He doesn’t know Lady Emma’s motives or goals, yet the intelligent lady intrigues him. He will continue the ruse, chasing her secrets, even as he continues his own clandestine work. He saves people while in disguise, setting London aflame.

As everyone guesses the identity of the mysterious masked rescuer, Emma and Philip delve closer and closer to the truth, and each other.

When secrets are revealed, will a pretend betrothal become real?

The Secret Crusaders

Escaping the Duke

Captured by the Earl

The Untamed Duke

Ace: Age Gap Small Town Romance (Bourbon Falls Book 1) by B.L. Brooks

In the small town of Bourbon Falls, there’s not a single woman who’s been known to catch my eye. Up until Ella Carson moves to town, becoming my company’s new Administrative Assistant.

She’s so young…so pure.

She’s off-limits, that’s what she is.

But when my innocent Admin becomes my new obsession, I know I’m royally screwed.

I can’t eat…can’t sleep without her. Ella Carson is the girl of my dreams. The only catch being she’s twenty years younger than my aged mind, but my heart can’t stop beating solely for this little treasure.

She’s all I want…all I see. I’m destined for Ella, and now, I just need to prove it to her…show her I’m the man her sweet love is worth giving to.

Or I’ll die trying.

Happy holidays and happy reading,