Laurelin Paige

Kayti McGee

Fans of Lauren Blakely and Penelope Ward will love this story about two roommates with nothing in common but bad sex, who decide to practice together- but when feelings start to grow, they may both end up screwed.

Screwmates

They say the best way to get over one man is to get under another one... and another. And another. I'm on the wrong side of my quarter-life crisis. Dead-end job, lease ending, and single af. It's made all the harder by knowing exactly who the perfect man for me is: my super hot, incredibly kind, and extremely taken friend Austin. What's a girl to do but drown her troubles in pinot and let her bestie open her an account on a dating app? Spring is for new beginnings, and Finn's abs are a perfect introduction to dating. Boulder is starting to thaw, seeds are being planted, and I am determined that I will sprout this season too. Starting with one particularly muscular, earnest trainer: First I get to enjoy his rock-hard body. Then he'll help me get one of my own. It'll end with a different kind of rock altogether. All I have to do is become the kind of girl who doesn't mostly just rock paint-stained pajamas. Summer is for throwing caution to the wind, and Dune's a bad boy that lives for danger. Colorado is heating up, much like my newly re-discovered libido, and I'm hoping like hell that my new blind date's hot, too. Fate ( and my bestie) truly deliver a doozy: He rides motorcycles. His tattoos are insanely hot. The mystery of his life is all but unsolvable. This good girl is about to get a little bit bolder in search of truth, justice, and a rebellious phase.

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Dating Season

Laurelin McGee

"Blake Donovan is tall, handsome, rich, and successful- so why would a guy like him need a matchmaker? Andrea Dawson has no idea, but a job is a job. After being blackballed from a career in marketing, Andrea agreed to use her unique profiling skills to play matchmaker out of pure desperation. But when she meets her highly eligible- and particular- first client face to face, she wonders what she's gotten herself into ..." back cover.

Miss Match

UnderCovers

My dating season has come to a close, and I’m ready for a Hot Boyfriend Summer… Almost every single thing in my life has changed over the past year. New job. New me. New knowledge. Ah, to be young again, with the wisdom I have gained over a year’s worth of dating-as-a-competitive-sport. If only I’d had just about an inch more before I made my commitment... Episode six of six in the laugh-out-loud Dating Season series.

Summer Lovin

Want

It’s time for spring cleaning, but I’m not ready to toss Logan yet… Out with the old, in with the new… a new me, that is. Now that Charlotte’s married, I, too, have decided to be mature. So Logan isn’t Austin--that’s okay. Better than okay. That’s what I’d wanted all along, someone just as kind and loving and--okay, smoking hot--as my roommate. But a kind, loving, smoking hot someone who likes me back. Logan has basically been all my dreams come true. If I could stop stressing about work for five whole minutes to appreciate it, I’m sure I would be really happy. Thank God I have Austin to keep me grounded. Literally, because he makes me garden with him now. And maybe it’s just the stress talking, but it kind of seems like he wants to put down roots too. How come no one told me maturity would be this complicated? Episode five of six in the laugh-out-loud Dating Season series.

Spring Fever

They say winter is coming… and thanks to Logan, I am too. If the past year has taught me anything, it’s that I am an idiot. Between The Incident, the upcoming nuptials, and finding a new place to live, I’m about ready to find a cave to hibernate in. Nearly murdering the lead singer of my favorite local band really should have been on everyone’s bingo card. Their drummer going from medic to love interest was a plot twist I didn’t expect. Logan has all the things I’ve been looking for--the newness of spring, heat of summer, comfort of fall, and the distraction I’d like. It may not be the traditional third date, but I’m bringing him to my best friend’s wedding anyway. Charlotte’s not the only one who can lock a good time down. Episode four of six in Dating Season.

Winter Bloom

They say autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go… but I’m keeping Ryan’s beard. Past Chloe has a lot to answer for. She’s made a number of questionable decisions, but drunkenly turning Ryan down on a dating app? Currently top of my list. I love fall most of all, but oh my gourd, Ryan’s beard is fast becoming a close second. Luckily, he’s ready to give me a second chance. We have everything in common, from art to weird history facts to the correct opinions about Titanic. And boy, does he know how to pumpkin spice it up in the bedroom. We could easily be the cutest new couple in Boulder… if we ever leave his place. Episode three of six in Dating Season.

Fall Hard

Summer is for throwing caution to the wind, and Dune’s a bad boy that lives for danger. Colorado is heating up, much like my newly re-discovered libido, and I’m hoping like hell that my new blind date’s hot, too. Fate ( and my bestie) truly deliver a doozy: He rides motorcycles. His tattoos are insanely hot. The mystery of his life is all but unsolvable. This good girl is about to get a little bit bolder in search of truth, justice, and a rebellious phase. Episode two of six in the Dating Season.

Summer Rebound

They say the best way to get over one man is to get under another one… and another. And another. I’m on the wrong side of my quarter-life crisis. Dead-end job, lease ending, and single af. It’s made all the harder by knowing exactly who the perfect man for me is: my super hot, incredibly kind, and extremely taken friend Austin. What’s a girl to do but drown her troubles in pinot and let her bestie open her an account on a dating app? If there are other men for me out there, I’m determined to find them. Spring is for new beginnings, and Finn’s abs are a perfect introduction to dating. Unless, of course, perfection is as overrated as my new app. Episode one of six in the Dating Season.

Spring Fling

Jane Osborne is ready for love. That's why she had signed up with the matchmaking service to begin with. She hadn't been Blake's true love, and that was fine. But being publicly and unceremoniously dumped by him? Naughty list. Being invited to the Christmas Eve wedding of him and the woman he dumped her for? Coal-worthy. She can't not go, however. No, she needs to show Blake Donovan that she is just fine, thank you very much. He won't ruin her favorite holiday. All she needs is the perfect date. Craigslist. Fake-boyfriend-for-hire Ian Brooks ends up being a delightful surprise--and a mysterious stranger she's definitely met before. Soon he's as tangled up in her life as Christmas lights. Could he be the holiday love she's dreamed of? **This novella was originally published as "Unmatchable" in Brenda Novak’s ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS anthology.**

a Christmas Love Story

Holiday for Hire

Meredith definitely drank too much last night. Why on earth else would she have woken up without her purse, and the distinct memory of giving her number to a stripper?The good news is, she never has to see him again. Except to get her purse. And to discover she did another terrible, horrible, very bad thing while drunk- she accidentally became a professional penis photographer.When the girl of his dreams quite literally stumbles across Rob's path, he's super smitten. Sadly, she is less so once she sobers up.Can he trick her into dating him?Can she trick her mother into thinking she has a respectable job?And can anyone recover once the internet picks up their story? It's a long shot for both of them.

Long Shot

Halfway through her first year on the job, Melissa Montclair decides the best part of teaching is winter break. And the best part of break is the Perfect Ten she meets in a bar on New Year's Eve. Posing as an exchange student at Hamilton High is finally the assignment Officer Spence Vega has been hoping for. Now he has a shot at getting to the bottom of the town's recent molly epidemic. There's only a couple of problems: first, history is taught by the curvy bombshell he banged on New Year's. Second, his growing suspicion is that she's the dealer he's looking for. The job was supposed to be an easy in-and-out, not the teacher. If only they could stop getting under the covers, staying undercover would be so much easier.

Friends don’t let friends marry the wrong man. But where, oh where, is Mr. Right? In high school, Greta Steinburg and her two BFFs made a pact: none of them would get married unless they all approved the man in question. Since then, Greta has had her fair share of romantic ups and downs—but now, after her latest failed relationship, she is done. Greta announces that her days of dating are officially over, and she’s kissed the idea of happily-ever-after goodbye. . . Of course her friends will hear none of it. Instead, they insist that Greta go out with Jon, the hottest new DJ who just happened to be at her sister’s wedding. To get her friends off her back, Greta proposes that they pretend to date. The only problem is, for every fake date they have—from feeding angry rhinos to crashing a kiddie roller-skating party—Jon wants a real one. Each time they get together, their attraction grows. . .and soon there’s no turning back. Could it be that true love requires a leap of faith—and that Jon is the one Greta’s been waiting for all along? Kayti McGee's That Thing You Do is a charmingly sexy novel about finding love in the least likely place.

That Thing You Do

Topped

Charity has a bit of a nervous tic...As in, she steals things. It's not normally a problem, because she doesn't tend to get very nervous around her stable of book boyfriends. But when she accidentally goes on a blind date with a cop, albeit the hottest cop alive, she can't seem to stop herself from grabbing everything in sight.Leo wants a family, not a criminal record. But there's something about the curvy bombshell of a thief he's been set up with that he can't stop thinking about. Or falling into bed with.He needs to keep his hands off of her. She needs to keep her hands off of... literally everything.There's no hope for a cop and a klepto. Or is there?

Hands Off

Previously published in the anthology, Hot Alphas, MisTaken is now available as a standalone novella! Jaylene Kim is an independent woman who's never had a man tell her what to do. But when her smolderingly hot and mysterious neighbor introduces her to a few new rules in the bedroom, Jaylene must learn to relinquish control...if she is to run wild with passion...

A Novella

MisTaken

First Three Lessons

Master Class

It’s time for spring cleaning, but I’m not ready to toss Logan yet… Out with the old, in with the new… a new me, that is. Now that Charlotte’s married, I, too, have decided to be mature. So Logan isn’t Austin--that’s okay. Better than okay. That’s what I’d wanted all along, someone just as kind and loving and--okay, smoking hot--as my roommate. But a kind, loving, smoking hot someone who likes me back. Logan has basically been all my dreams come true. If I could stop stressing about work for five whole minutes to appreciate it, I’m sure I would be really happy. Thank God I have Austin to keep me grounded. Literally, because he makes me garden with him now. And maybe it’s just the stress talking, but it kind of seems like he wants to put down roots too. How come no one told me maturity would be this complicated? My dating season has come to a close, and I’m ready for a Hot Boyfriend Summer… Almost every single thing in my life has changed over the past year. New job. New me. New knowledge. Ah, to be young again, with the wisdom I have gained over a year’s worth of dating-as-a-competitive-sport. If only I’d had just about an inch more before I made my commitment… The final two books in the laugh-out-loud Dating Season series together in one bundle. Includes Spring Fever and Summer Lovin.

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