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A kidnapping isn't how I expected to meet the woman of my dreams. But when my brother, intent on proving himself as the hardcore gangster he wants to be, comes up with the idea to kidnap the daughter of a powerful crime boss, I know I can't stop him. And that's how I meet Charlotte. Beautiful, intelligent, graceful, and hurting from the life she's been trapped into living. She wants to get out of this world just as much as I do, and it doesn't take long till we fall for each other hard and fast. Except time is running out for both of us.

Reckless is my middle name. Guess that’s why I got a medical discharge from the military. A fighter pilot with no plane to fly is a very unhappy boy. So commercial airlines, here I come. Thanks to a bit of serendipity, I end up in Fiji with a hot as hell, broken-hearted woman. Poor thing got stood up at the altar and decided to go on her honeymoon anyway. The man who did it must be an idiot. This woman is everything any man would want in his life or his bed.

A decision to help the love of his life spirals him down a dark path. Forcing him to stumble along. Alone. While Micah wrestles with the demons of his past, Sierra feels pushed away. Forgotten about. As she backs up, Micah continues to fall into the darkness threatening to wash him away.

There are so many people after Charlotte and I that I'm not sure how far we're going to get. My brother's men still want to get their hands on her. Then there's her family—and her evil fiancé—who are going to do anything they can to get her back. I'm going to do anything I can to keep her safe. Anything I can to make sure she doesn't fall back into their hands. And anything that it takes to ensure that I don't lose her. But, even as we flee the mainland to an old house of my father's, her history is right behind her. And little do I know that mine is right behind it....

Faced with the truth about the woman he loves, Shane Davis has a choice to make—again. Accept Remy Scott or leave her for good. The internal struggle to see beyond misconceptions and preconceived notions about life is not an easy one. The vow he once made to love and protect Remy is now challenged at every turn as circumstances change and new threats emerge. After having lived a tumultuous life with her mother, Remy Scott views the world through a different lens. Her eyes are wide open, always looking to see what lies ahead yet not forgetting what lurks behind in her dark past.

A club, suffering from the brutality of a hidden war - a battle that plagues Sierra Scott's world when her club's doors are shut down due to drugs. She doesn't know what to do. She knows her best friend is innocent, but she doesn't know how to prove it. Her boyfriend's falling off the radar. She has no one she can lean on. And to make matters worse, her past is back in town. In the form of her mother. The one person she left behind for good the second she ran to Vegas for a new life. Can Sierra figure out what in the world is going on? Can she piece her life back together?

Shane Davis is a good man, a misunderstood one, but a good man nonetheless. Faced with an unexpected and devastating event, a choice was made which left him wounded and rather cynical. Black or white, right or wrong, good or bad is how Shane Davis now perceives the world...until a certain blonde attracts his attention and changes everything. Or does she? Raised in South Boston, Remy Scott hasn’t had an easy life, but she knows one thing for sure. She wants a better life, a life away from those who want to control her and take away her choices.

It's the maybes that will kill you...Sierra Scott owns the premier club on the Las Vegas Strip. Sapphire. But, it came at a heavy cost. After being cut off from her family and becoming the black sheep no one talks about, Sierra's on her own. Paving her own way in the world instead of bending to everyone else's rules. And it has worked for her so far. Until The Monarch opens. A new club threatens her clientele. And for the first time in five years, her sales are showing a decline. She doesn't understand what's going on. She can't pinpoint why her club is experiencing this downtime.