M C Frank

Greek mythology meets The Little Mermaid in this delicious fantasy novel about a quiet, nerdy girl who meets a mer prince in her bathroom. Perfect for fans of The Heroes of Olympus and the Lux series. Seventeen-year-old Ellie dreams of mermen. She writes fanfiction about them and spends time in underwater kingdoms in her imagination, trying to escape the sad reality: she is an orphan. And not only that, but she's bullied every day at school -she's a nerd, she hates sports, she loves books and she used to be overweight. What's not to bully? One day, the bullies go too far. They try to drown her, but at the last minute an otherworldly creature shows up in the water. He keeps her breathing and tells her to live: "How will you be able to save anyone if you can't even save yourself?" She thinks it was a dream, but the emerald-eyed merman boy who rescued her appears in her school the next day. Is he really the exiled prince of an ancient kingdom that's on the brink of utter destruction? And is he asking her to save him? Or is something far more sinister and deadly lurking in the water that surrounds her little Greek town? When myth and reality collide, can love save their lives?

Salt for Air

"You saved my life.""I did. Now I'm the one who's drowning."I was playing Mr Darcy in a modern Pride and Prejudice film adaptation, shot on a Greek island. I was Hollywood's golden boy, Wes Spencer. A billionaire. One of the youngest Academy Award nominees. A prodigy.She was just a stunt girl from Greece, surfing and diving into the azure waters of the Corfu beaches between my takes.There was no reason for us to meet. The stunt girl and the actor. Our worlds should have never collided, but they did. We went from a near-death experience to indifference, from indifference to hate and from hate to... to something I never would have imagined.She changed my life and then she disappeared. I guess nearly dying in my arms scared her too much, and she couldn't come back from that. I was scared too. I still have nightmares about losing her, but this... this is worse than all my nightmares put together.Losing her is breaking me. Without her I am constantly suffocating.But how can I get her back, when she won't even talk to me? When she won't even tell me what I did?Save Me is a companion book to Lose Me, written from the point of view of everyone's favorite British movie star, Wes Spencer. It's a new story.

(New Adult Billionaire Romance)

Save Me

You'll never read a darker tale. The duke of Ashton sits at the Opera at Vauxhall Gardens, bored out of his mind, and plans murder. He curses the day that brought the little governess, destitute and sad, at his door eight months ago, to upset his careless if a bit meaningless existence. How could he have guessed the terrible, evil secrets she was hiding? And now that he knows all, the truth appears wilder, even more despicable than even he could have imagined. He hadn't counted on losing his heart to her, of course, but he did. What he doesn't know is that a tendril of the shadows of madness and sin that followed Beatrice to his door is still out there, looking for something to devour. The only one who can save him from the darkness is the girl herself, but he knows he'll never see her again. He who once prided himself on his indifference to other human beings, feels his chest constrict with pain every time he even thinks of her. Beatrice, smart, gentle, kind-hearted, lovely. Ruined. A perfect blend of darkness and light, this romance/mystery Regency reverse retelling of Jane Eyre will break your heart as well as uplift it.

Ruined

Robin Hood's assassin is falling in love with him.And one of them is not getting out of this alive.A masquerade ball turned deadly.A kiss between mortal enemies.A tournament and a golden arrow tempting the best archer in all of England.Lives hang in the balance.In the third installment of the Outlaws series, there will be more surprises than ever, more slow-burn passion and more danger than ever before.Filled with adventure, intrigue and swoonworthy passion, this is a Robin Hood story unlike any you have ever read before!

Sleep Robin Hood

"We are probably going to die today," said John."I'm aware," Robin replied. "But then again, we're constantly going to die.""So what you're saying is," Alis hissed behind them, "that you're used to being about to die.""More or less," Will Scarlet replied, rare laughter in his voice. "The excitement is gone."Meet Robin Hood's band of outlaws. Their story starts with Christmas, a lost love, a hungry town and a robbery.In this Outlaws novella, Robin Loxley is a tortured young man mourning the loss of his title, his lands and his first love. Tonight, with the help of his close friends, he will get a new name that will live in history, a cat that could care less that Robin happens to be the most brilliant archer in medieval England, and a chance to prove himself by rescuing a lady from a fire.But this is no ordinary lady...And that is no ordinary fire...HOOD is a prequel novella to the beloved bestselling Outlaws series by M.C. Frank. The paperback edition of HOOD includes a FREE sample of the first chapters of Everything I Do.

An Outlaws Novella

Hood

"Jane Austen meets Hollywood bad boys in this hate-to-love romance." The golden boy. Wes Spencer, aka Mr. Darcy, has it all: the face of a Greek god, millions of adoring fans, a mile-long yacht and a bored attitude. The last thing he needs is a crew member on his new film set nearly dying in his arms. The stunt girl. That's me, Ari Demos. I just landed a coveted job as a stunt double in the new Pride and Prejudice movie adaptation starring actor slash phenomenon Weston Spencer. Cue high dives and complicated car stunts along the narrow cliffs of Corfu -one false step and I could lose not only my job, but my life. I wanted nothing to do with the arrogant English boy. Waking up to his kiss was something other girls dreamed of, not me. The movie star is the last person I'd expect to save my life. Falling in love was never supposed to be part of the job. Fighting to stay alive was never supposed to be part of growing up. "Today is not the day I die." Readers say: "Wes is my book boyfriend!" "I was crying and laughing." "Unputdownable." "I'm in love!"

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