Waiting for Wednesday
Wednesday’s child is full of woe…
Tristan
Collins knows Lane Bryce is strictly hands-off. She’s smart, funny,
kind…and married. But he still looks forward to her once-a-week visits
to the family pub where he tends bar. When she fails to arrive one
Wednesday, Tris is concerned. When he learns she’s in the hospital,
brutally beaten after attempting to leave her unhappy marriage, he’s
enraged. Tris vows to protect her, but doesn’t get the chance—Lane
checks out of the hospital and disappears without a trace.
A
year later, newly divorced Lane is back, and enjoying her independence
too much to embark on a relationship. Tris intends to prove she can have
freedom and love, and he’s not above using seduction to do it. The more
she resists, the more he sets her body ablaze with pleasure the likes
of which she’s never known.
After
a lifetime of disappointment, trust doesn’t come easily for Lane. But
when her ex-husband reenters her life, threatening her independence, her
happiness, she could discover too late that Tristan is the one man
worthy of not only her trust, but also her love.
Sweet Thursday
Thursday’s child has far to go…
In
high school, Lily was too shy to do anything about her feelings for her
best friends, Justin and Killian. Now she’s ready to put to rest her
regrets with a proposal that might shock even her oversexed friends—the
three of them, together, one night, multiple positions.
K
and J are more than a little surprised to see Lily at their ten-year
reunion. The plain Jane they remember is now a stunning woman—who wants
to have sex with both of them. Who are they to deny her? Even if Killian suspects they might be treading on dangerous emotional territory.
The
night stretches into the weekend and, as K suspected, none of them want
it to end. But he and Lily know people live in pairs, not trios, and
they call a halt now, before it’s too late.
Justin,
however, knows a good thing when he sees it. He’s ready to fight for
what he wants…what they all need. He just has to convince Lilly and
Killian that unconventional can also be extraordinary.
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