Kelley R. Martin

*Don't read this book if you don't like snarky, dominant, tattooed men who say things like "Open your mouth, and I will," after you tell them to shove it. And don't read this book if you don't like sassy, strong-willed, fiercely independent heroines who use phrases like "bossy asshole" as a term of endearment. You have been warned.* "Tattooed package of sin." That's how Savannah Ryan would describe her new boss, Declan Whitmore, the deliciously tatted and pierced fighter who holds the top spot in Boston's newest underground fighting organization. She'd also describe him as bossy, arrogant, and-depending on what he does to piss her off that particular day-an asshole. It's that aloof attitude, along with Savannah's witty comebacks and tight little body that land her on his radar. Unfortunately for her, Declan is relentless when he sets his sights on someone, both in and out of the ring. Unfortunately for him, this recently reformed bad girl is trying to go straight after heading down a dangerous path. She's not going to make this easy for him. In fact, she's going to make it-and him-very, very hard. Declan's not worried, though. He'll have Savannah come hell or high water, because if there's one word he'd use to describe her, it's "MINE."

Down and Out

College freshman Emily Hayes knows lots of things. She knows she's adopted, and she knows her gorgeous but infuriating classmate, Thomas, is awakening a desire inside her unlike anything she's ever felt. What Emily doesn't know? She isn't human, and neither is Thomas.For millennia, two immortal races have lived among us, hiding in plain sight. Known as The Hidden, they're embroiled in a bitter battle for supremacy. Emily soon finds herself thrust into the supernatural world she was purposefully sheltered from, where those close to her aren't always who they claim to be. Like Thomas, who turns out to be not only a figure from Emily's past, but a Healer-an immortal with rapid healing powers.With Emily's own transition into immortality fast approaching, she has no idea what she's in for, or that her unique background will put her in the middle of their centuries-old conflict. Who can she trust when both sides want her dead?

Kelley R. Martin

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