J. Nichole

A Kiss at Midnight

Boyfriend for Christmas

What do you do when the promise of one night turns into a few? Marley thought the only way to prevent heartbreak was to avoid commitment -- relationships were off the table. But to appease both her heart and hormones, she allowed herself a night with him, but only one. Boris agreed to the promise of just one night. The thought of a worry free sex life was appealing. Hell he didn't need the hassle of a relationship either. Or so he thought. After their first night together he knew he at least wanted one more. But how many nights would it take to convince Marley that he wouldn't break her heart?

Only One Night

With bags in hand, Bryan showed up on his brother's doorstep, leaving his cushy life behind, to chase his dreams. For art, he was willing to give it all up and live like a starving artist, if he had to, in New York. New York was where he wanted to be until he met his greatest muse. Other women had become the subject of his paintings before, but she was his constant motivation. Nicole was living a mundane life after college, both professionally and personally, but was looking for more. Her love life was all over the place. She would rather date multiple guys than commit to one. But the guys coming her way were no longer exciting her. Then Bryan appealed to Nicole's heart. He convinced her that commitment was at least worth a try. Is she willing to be creative with her love life?

Creative Love

"Hello, my name is Chris." Would have been a perfect way for Chris to introduce himself to Laila at the frat party, but no instead he danced up her leg. Although Laila was attracted to Chris, was he someone she wanted to be involved with? He's a senior and she's a freshman. Is she just naive, and should she ignore him at all cost? Or should she explore this thing with Chris? Freshmen Fifteen is the first book in the Love 101 series, by author J. Nichole. Each book tackles another year of Laila's university adventures, important friendships, and romantic entanglements. This book is intended for mature audiences.

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