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My name is Jax. Well, officially it’s Jacqualina Weaver, but I hate that name. My bestie nicknamed me Jax, so that’s what I go by. Veronica (Roni) Vaughn has been my best friend and sister for the last six years, through thick and thin. She's the only one I can count on. So, when she needs me, I'm not letting her down. I'll give up everything just to make her final wishes come true.

Rayne never thought she’d find her place. A place where she could call home. A place where she’d be accepted. As a military brat, moving every few years was just part of the deal, so when she lands in a sleepy little beach town, she figures it’s just one more stop before she can move on. With senior year racing by, Rayne is trying hard not to make friends and definitely isn’t looking for anything more. But the popular twins, Max and Eddie, won’t stop grabbing her attention.

It was an odd sensation. She was standing on solid ground, but she was falling. Not physically, of course, but somewhere deep inside, she was falling. The cell phone dropped from her hand onto the carpet of her dorm room, and Amber didn’t know if she would ever be alright again.

Bethany was just a small-town girl living out her big city dreams as rock DJ Felony Bellany. Working at the heaviest radio station in LA came with a lot of perks. Meeting all the newest bands, hanging will all the hottest stars, partying at the best clubs were just one part of the job. But it can also bring some unwanted attention too. When a fan gets a little too close, Felony Bellany has to decide who she can trust and who she can’t. Are those around her who they really seem?

Melissa Kelly Giliante is a rough Irish lass, with blood ties to the Italian Mafia. She has blood on her hands and gun powder in her veins. He might not know it yet, but Max wasn't dealing some gold-digging Vegas bartender. Max McIntosh Kingston knew Mel had a rough family past, but he knew it couldn't be nearly as bad as his. He'd already lost one woman because of his family's reputation. And while he prayed Mel was different, there wasn't any way to know for sure until it was too late.

They told me that my wolf wasn't real. They said he wasn't my hero. But they also said the monsters were all in my head. So why do I still have the scars on my skin? I can barely handle being around people. I can't talk. But when he walks into my family's coffee house, my entire world changes. My brothers tell me that he’s dangerous and I should stay away from him. But he’s the only one who makes me feel safe.

Amber thought her life was perfect. But when her boyfriend unexpectedly shows up at her job on Valentine’s night, hoping to surprise her, he’s the one who get the surprise of his life. Not able to accept what he sees, and unwilling to listen to her explanations, Amber is once again left broken hearted and alone.

Torn between two worlds, Imogene Blakley is trying find her place. But when she’s hired by Adrien ‘Cook’ Miller to work at his tattoo shop, she had no idea what she’s getting into. Walking the line between the life you want and the life you’re expected to have isn’t easy.

Larkyn wasn't looking for love. She was trying to heal herself. So when she meets Braylon Atlas (lead guitarist for the hottest new band), she had to run from her desires. Of course, it turns out to be harder than she realizes when he is doing everything to pull her in. Using every excuse in the book, Braylon works this small time writer into his world. He even goes so far as to use her own desires against her to get her to stop running away. But are his desires for her real? Or should she take her story and run?

Mica was the invisible girl. Unwanted at home, and unseen at school, she hides in the corners of the world. When a school project partners her with her crush, her life begins to change. While Tigger had never really paid attention to her before, a friendship grows from their time on the project. Tigger finds himself wanting to help Mica more and more. Getting her a job at the MC that he’s working for is just a minor thing he can do to help another broken soul.

Paulie Cindrich was a wild child who lived and loved with everything she had. Life has a way of catching up though, and before she knew it, she was a single mom making the best life she could for her son. Now, she's watching her son live his dream life. But in an odd twist of fate, her past comes back and offers her the second chance at happiness that she once though she'd lost. In a bar, a long time ago, she found the love of her life, will it happen a second time?

Royce McLeod couldn’t wait to get out of Tucson, Arzona and never come back. All she wanted was a life away from the desert and her M.C. family. But ten years later, her well planned and perfect life shatters. Calling off her upcoming wedding, losing a well-deserved promotion, and having to accept that her fiancé wasn’t actually the man she thought all were too much for this stubborn woman. With her tail tucked, Royce heads home to nurse her broken heart. While welcomed back, the only thing warm was the hot summer.

The heat rose off the highway as she drove east, away from the sun. She thought it was ironic that she was driving away from the sun and into the heat, away from the cool and into the fire. The fire; the place where people like her were supposed to go. Wasn’t that what she was taught as a child? Bad people go into the heat, into the fire, into Hell.

Delilah Jane sank into the table and wondered how she had gotten into this mess. She had tried so very hard to walk away from that life, leave it behind and not look back. She never asked to be born into a crime family, or to be trained as a driver for a car theft ring. But when it became too much, when they had started dragging her kid into it, she had had enough.

Darla didn't know why Marker gave her the necklace. He'd placed it around her neck and told her that when the baddest of the bad came, she'd was to show this to the guys who worked at the gas station by the highway. At seven, she'd never dreamed that she'd ever need its magic protection. But when the gunshots woke her in the middle of the night, and she saw her mother's body in the living room, Darla knew she had nowhere else to go.

Her breath caught when she saw him. His dark hair was cut and styled short, but sexy. Long enough she wanted to run her fingers through it, but not long by any means. His face was turned down, focused, yet she could see the chiseled features from the doorway. When he glanced up at her, the look of annoyance in his eyes made her think of the previous night. She knew instantly that he had been the man at the strip club, the man who had held the lollipop for her to suck. She swallowed nervously. If he recognized her, it was all over.

A paranormal romance about a rock band, a girl, and the demon who haunts her. Harli always knew her life wasn’t normal. Abused by her father, abandoned by her family, and left by her boyfriend so he could follow his rock star dreams, every turn in her life brought her into more and more danger and pain. Harli made one bad choice after another, each ending in disaster. So it shouldn’t have surprised her when one of those bad decisions came back to haunt her. After being attacked and left on the verge of death, Harli is sent away to find a new, safer life.

Doing all the wrong things right is what Jezebel specializes in. On the surface, she’s a good girl who works at her family’s business, surfs with her childhood friends, and tries to live in a way that her brother and father would approve of. Underneath it all though, Jez has several secrets. She’s not quite the good girl everyone thinks. Jezebel, or Bels as she is known at the street races, is a winner who’s a sure bet. A sure bet that Boone Kingston wants to take.

Wolf's mate for life. Shifters need their mates to keep from going insane. But what happens when mates meet, and the time isn't right? Trinity has major trust issues, bad habits, a job that isn't socially acceptable, and a past that is hunting her. Dixon wasn't looking for his mate. Finding her means that he can't have the life he wants. Not to mention, she's a hot fucking mess. Fighting fate is harder than fighting the change at the full moon.

What is more powerful, habit or love? All Max wanted was a clean start. No rumors, no gossip, no past, and especially no love. That was exactly what she got when she started at the University and started her new job at a local bar called The Brick Wall. Leaving her past and all her mistakes behind in her hometown, the city offered her a new life, one where she could just focus on herself and her future. Unfortunately, she never bargained for Donnie Walker or Tanner Travis.