Sweet Fix
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There's good news and there’s bad news.
The bad news is I’ve scared her off. Hopefully I can fix that.
The good news is they just gave Miss Sassy an upgrade... into my suite. She’s going to be spitting mad, especially when I tell her every room on this ship is booked. But I've faced far worse, herds of charging water buffalo, rampaging silverbacks... I’m sure I can charm a sweet, curvy redhead.
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When Sage’s car breaks down on Valentine’s weekend, she’s stranded on a deserted road. It’s nighttime. Cold. Raining. Her cell phone is almost dead. She’s left with no choice but to call a towing company.
The wrecker arrives, driven by the owner, Theo Brooks. Her stepbrother. Never before has Sage been alone with him. She has every reason to keep her distance. Theo makes her nervous, and aroused. She wants dirty things from him. After she climbs into the wrecker, she finds her step-brother wants things from her too.
Sage has been on Theo's radar since the day he first saw her. He can't take it anymore. It's time to act, now, tonight. He discovers a box wrapped in plain brown paper on the back seat of her car, a toy… an adult toy… and that's when the Valentine’s fun and games really begin.
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From his deathbed, Sir Bertram de Auxerre bequeaths all his worldly possessions and the care of his daughter to the young warrior Remy Valeur. Remy can hardly imagine the responsibility. Although a knight, he’s just a youth. Why didn’t Sir Bertram pick another warrior? Someone older? He arrives to the lands of Auxerre determined to manage the vast estate holdings as well as Sir Bertram’s daughter, Lisette. Lisette rebels against Remy’s domineering ways for several years until she grows into womanhood and suddenly finds her defiance changing to something surprisingly different. Remy battles his own growing desire for his beautiful charge. It is a match of wills as they try to deny their true passions.
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