MA 17+ Content.After Kylie’s dad dies in a freak accident, he leaves her with nothing other than her crazy step-mother, Darla, and the ability to play guitar. When Darla kicks Kylie out and she loses her job all in the same day, she hops a bus to Nashville determined to make her late father’s dreams come true. Waitressing and saving her pennies to record a demo, her big break comes when she’s asked to join a tour going down the tubes with once platinum album-selling country music superstar Trace Corbin. But touring with Trace is hardly a dream come true since he’s pretty much drinking his career down the drain. If Kylie can’t pull Trace out of his rut, he’ll pull her and her dreams down with him.

    She's almost sure that he's been misusing company resources, but she can't afford to lose her job - plus, she's been fighting a completely inappropriate attraction to him since she started working at his company. But when word spreads about upcoming layoffs, Annie makes a desperate move - she confronts Mr. Ashfield about the cooked books, promising that she'll keep his secret if he'll let her keep her job. His own livelihood now at risk, Mr. Ashfield has no choice but to say yes. With tensions running high, Annie could almost swear that Mr. Ashfield wants her too - but she can't quite believe it until he snaps and loses control, and they both lose themselves in desperate, lonely passion. But soon, Annie uncovers the real reason why he fudged those numbers in the first place. Guilty and heartbroken, she returns to Mr. Ashfield for forgiveness - but is it too late for these broken souls to find their happily ever after?Warning - this 16,000 word story contains explicit sex scenes, including delicious foreplay, rough sex, spanking, hair-pulling, mutual masturbation, and light D/s themes. Adults only!

    Although he's got a reputation as a player, he’s decided that it’s time to find something real.One look at a photo of Tessa Hamilton had him hooked.Tessa’s teenage celebrity crush was Flynn Rand. Now he was offering her the professional opportunity of a lifetime, a job as the official photographer for the Renegade Saints farewell tour. Assuring herself that her teenage attraction to Flynn wouldn’t hold up when she met him in person, Tessa took the job. The chemistry between them is immediate and powerful, but Tessa is hesitant to explore their connection.Flynn has no intention of giving up, and he intends to prove to her that they are meant to be together.Can Flynn convince Tessa that their attraction to each other is the real thing?

    Seventeen years ago, Jessie gave up Nate’s child for adoption and she hasn’t been home since. How can she sit by her mother’s side, surrounded by constant reminders of all she loved and lost? How can she face Nate without telling him the truth about the child he never knew existed? Nate doesn't think Jessie has the guts to return home and face him, but when she does, he’s afraid of losing everything he loves…for the second time in his life. But he’s made a promise...bring Jessie home. Give her mother one last opportunity to heal the rift with her daughter. Nate will do anything for Jessie’s mother because if not for her, he might never have known the love of his child. But sometimes the truth turns out to be a lie… Always Remember ... a western contemporary romance Other Contemporary Romance stories by Sheila Seabrook: Wedding Fever (a romantic comedy novella) The Valentine Grinch (a romantic comedy novella) Categories: > Romance Contemporary > Romance Westerns

    HUGE CLIFFHANGER. Can true love defeat a decade apart, a dozen lies, and one dangerous enemy? Rachel: I never could have imagined in a million years back then that Knox would save me but he did. All I can remember from that awful time years ago is that if he hadn't come along when he did...it makes me sick just to think about it. At the time, I knew that I would leave and never see him again and I'd never find a way to repay him for what he had done for me. So I gave him the most precious gift that I had to give ... Knox: If you would have asked me back then would I have spent a decade searching for some random woman I'd met on a train; a beautiful woman with equally beautiful, different-colored eyes, I would have told you that you were crazy. No, better yet, I probably would've said you were more than f**king crazy, more like certifiably insane. I can't explain it but when she looked at me with that pain in her eyes, she trapped the hell out of my heart. And after what happened that night, that amazing night we shared on that train, I could have easily spent the rest of my life looking for her, if only to get to touch her one more time.