The Next Contestant

College Romance

*Recommended for readers 18 and up due to content not suitable for younger audiences*

It’s a contest only Jax and his fraternity brothers are playing. Whoever scores the most points wins the game.

Kimber’s a feisty young woman enjoying life. No plans for finding Mr. Right. Not when Mr. All Wrong left her in a world of deceit and crushed her spirit.

Jax is the epitome of men. His striking good looks turn heads. Lots of them. He walks past Kimber in a cloud of sex and
arrogance, and he’s slowly dragging her in to his
perimeters.

This wasn’t a part of Kimber’s strategy—she hadn’t
planned on him and struggles to pull back, away from his
striking distance, the kiss of death.

It’s a game of command and docility.
He’s gaining control.
She’s falling prey.

When stakes are high and Jax is at the top, will he let it all go for Kimber? Because choosing Kimber will end his game and he’ll certainly fail if he drops out now. And if he backs out, will Kimber still want him when she learns the dirty little fraternity secret?

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Jax is the hot, soccer goal of his college. He is playing a game that he intends on winning. When he spots Kimber, he knows she's not going to be part of his game. Kimber has been hurt bad in the past, but she's ready to move on and Jax is just the guy. Things get complicated for them off the bat and Kimber is keeping something from him and the lie's just keep piling up. When Jax's discover's her lie he is hurt and is put in a position he can't get out of. Kimber knows it's her fault but ends up being bitchy over the whole thing. Jax is the one that is always breaking down and coming to Kimber even know she is the one who is in the wrong. Kimber then finds out about the game and is questioning if she was apart of the whole thing. There are a lot of assumptions made by both of them that causes all kinds of unnecessary hurt. Things eventually get cleared up but can they forgive each other and be together? Some hot, juicy, steamy sex.
Fabulous ending. Looking forward to more books in this series.

After Math

Scarlett Goodwin’s world is divided into Before and After.

Before she agreed to tutor Tucker price, college junior Scarlett was introvert, struggling with her social anxiety and determined to not end up living in a trailer park like her mother and her younger sister. A mathematics major, she goes to her classes, to her job in the tutoring lab, and then hides in the apartment she shares with her friend, Caroline.

After junior Tucker Price, Southern University’s star soccer player enters the equation, her carefully plotted life is thrown off its axis. Tucker’s failing his required College Algebra class. With his eligibility is at risk, the university chancellor dangles an expensive piece of computer software for the math department if Scarlett agrees to privately tutor him.Tucker’s bad boy, womanizer reputation makes Scarlett wary of any contact, let alone spending several hours a week in close proximity.

But from her first encounter, she realizes Tucker isn’t the person everyone else sees. He carries a mountain of secrets which she suspects hold the reason to his self-destructive behavior. But the deeper she delves into the cause of his pain, the deeper she gets sucked into his chaos. Will Scarlett find the happiness she’s looking for, or will she be caught in Tucker’s aftermath?

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I couldn't put this book down!

Scarlett is a no nonsense kind of gal and when Tucker pushes the limit the first time meeting she let's him have it. Turns out that is just want Tucker is looking for- someone that doesn't take his shit. They end of forming this amazing friendship and Scarlett get's to see the really Tucker. Tucker's life is still out of control and Scarlett can't seem to hold on to him. Only a few hot sex scenes. 

Fabulous ending.

Quote:

" 'First rule. No saying goodbye, never goodbye. Especially with you. ' he leans over and kisses me, long and slow. 'Goodbye is too permanent. Goodbye has the risk of never seeing each other again. But good morning is full of possibilities.' "