Summer Lovin' Series

BOOK ONE IN THE SUMMER LOVIN' SERIES from New York Times Bestselling Author Kasey Michaels. Jane Preston is a good girl. She follows the rules. Why, she even runs a day care center. They don't get much "gooder" than Jane. She has only one flaw – she loves her cousin Molly, and Molly is a walking magnet for Trouble. This time it's Molly's pursuit of an exclusive interview with a possible presidential hopeful that lands Jane in the role of undercover reporter (because Molly can't show her face at a beachside conference, but that's another story…). Armed with a Molly-engineered head-to-toe makeover, Jane heads for the hotel, only to meet up with "professor" John Romanowski, who has also had a makeover, turning him from bestselling author J.P. Roman into a nerd that makes other nerds look cutting edge. They don't know it, but they're both after the same target, Senator Harmon, albeit for different reasons. Keeping secrets from each other, they decide to work together … a strictly platonic relationship, naturally. What could go wrong? How about everything… DON'T MISS BOOK TWO IN THE SUMMER LOVIN' SERIES: This Can't Be Love

BOOK TWO IN THE SUMMER LOVIN' SERIES from New York Times Bestselling Author Kasey Michaels. While her cousin Jane is doing her a favor, heiress Molly Applegate is holding down the fort at Jane's day care center, getting ready to close it down for two weeks for summer break. Which might have been fine (definitely better for the kids!), except that Broadway producer Dominic Longstreet, reluctant babysitter to his brother's children, had believed the day care would be open. So Molly, sensing a bit of fun here, and with nothing else to do, volunteers to be live-in nanny for the duration. The fact that Dom was drop-dead handsome, and looked at her as if she was a special candy he couldn't wait to unwrap has nothing to do with anything. Really. Dom tries to work, free-spirited Molly is determined to distract him, and the kids are busy being kids, which means they are both seen and heard a little too much to suit Dom's heavy work schedule. And that was even before Molly bought the jumbo-size water guns! DON'T MISS BOOK ONE IN THE SUMMER LOVIN' SERIES: This Must Be Love

Daniel’s more scared of his feelings for Richard than being stranded on a tropical island. When a business trip goes awry, it leaves Daniel and Richard stranded with more to contend with than just the problem of survival. What’s a man to do when he’s not sure whether to feel more frightened his feelings aren’t reciprocated than the threat of wild animals on the island? He might get eaten ... but only if he’s extremely lucky.

Marshall is going nowhere fast. His days are spent working hard as a landscaper and his nights are spent alone. He enjoys the comfortable rut he’s settled into, but soon discovers fate has other plans. Along comes Sean, a handsome waiter with a charming smile and checkered past who appreciates Marshall’s kind heart as well as his stunning physique. Sean’s charisma is exciting, and Marshall finds himself drawn to the waiter with a desire unlike any he has felt before. Is Marshall too naïve to know what pleasures await him? Is Sean the right man to teach him the ways of love?

It’s the middle of July, and Rico Davin is about to faint -- not from the heat, though. For the whole summer, he gets to watch his best friend, Chance Raynor, shirtless and wet on the beach playing volleyball with his buddies. The perspiration on Chance’s skin is driving Rico nuts. It doesn’t help that he’s lusted after Chance since they met freshman year in college. What’s not to like in a tall, muscular, and just plain hot jock of a roommate? Unfortunately, Chance doesn’t see Rico the same way. Or does he? When Rico is hit by a car while riding home on his bicycle, Chance shows him a side of his personality Rico never expected. Maybe it’s the heat or his concussion, but when they argue, Rico’s hidden feelings and insecurities come out in the open, for good or bad. Maybe getting sweaty could make it all better.

Ten years is a long time to have a crush. Their high school reunion is Luke's chance for a shot at Alexander, whom he adored in high school. In training for the past eighteen months to shed the extra weight he'd always carried, he's ready to show Alexander he isn't the boy they called Podge anymore. As the big day draws nearer and the summer days get hotter, Luke continues running with his next door neighbour Max to stay in shape. But everything is blown apart though when Luke almost faints in the heat, falls into Max's arms, and straight into 'no strings attached' sex. Suddenly Luke is torn between the man who's there when he needs him and a man he liked years ago but knows very little about. Would it be madness to throw away what he has with Max for a chance with Alexander?

Follow-up story to ’Til Death Do Us Part Henry and Sam Miller-Greene are enjoying life in the summer after Henry’s rescue from a small South Pacific island, where Henry and three others were marooned for five years. Henry and Sam thought adopting Aiden -- the child with whom Henry had been stranded -- would be smooth sailing. Matters are complicated by the public nature of their rescue that has turned the survivors into overnight celebrities. Anti-gay-fueled animus rears its ugly head in the blogosphere, causing concerns over the impact libelous rumors might have on Aiden. With their nightmare separation behind them, Henry and Sam are anxious to renew both the intensity of their former intimacies -- now hampered by having a curious and still apprehensive child sharing their home -- and their commitment to one another. Will they be able to move their love forward now that they are together again?

Sequel to Daniel in Distress Daniel and Cole manage Seyda Ranch, which is now Camp Seyda, a summer camp for adolescents who want to get away and learn who they are. Eighteen-year-old Darryl is a high school dropout from Detroit who has gotten into plenty of trouble back home, so his parents send him to the camp hoping he’ll start down the path to a better future. At Camp Seyda, Darryl meets Miles, a counselor with a lot of good advice, and Reggie, another troublemaker like himself whose tough attitude draws Darryl's attention. Darryl isn't sure what his sexuality is yet, but he knows he's attracted to Reggie. As he spends time with Miles, though, Darryl discovers he also has feelings for the counselor, too. Will Darryl learn the difference between love and lust? What path will his heart take?