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There’s something about Kendall Seers that my wolf would kill for, which is weird because the girl doesn’t have a scent. What is she, a shifter? A fae? My instincts have been off since I left my backwoods town to play college football. Going pro could be my way out. Out of poverty. Out of my pack. And out from under the past that haunts me. My wolf isn’t making it easy, though. The only thing that calms him is Kendall.

Why would a man like Duke Bradon need a curvy girl like her to pretend to be his girlfriend for a public event? Then, when the press makes them the next “it” couple and Duke decides to run for president, what does that mean for them? Fury Rhoades, Duke’s largest campaign donor, has ideas. And when one of those ideas involves the three of them naked in bed, Olive is sure that nothing could possibly go wrong.

Cage's problem: He needs to pass his class or he won’t be able to play football, get drafted, or become the NFL star he was meant to be. Harlequin’s problem: people. Luckily, Cage is great with people. Everyone loves him as soon as they meet him, including Harlequin. And Quin is the smartest girl in the class.

A bad boy billionaire, an angsty ex-football player with a mysterious past, and the curvy woman who uncovers secrets, fall into a male, male, female, sword-crossing bisexual romance. A fake relationship leads to, a first time gay relationship, sizzling encounters, and longtime best friends giving in to their heart-aching passion.

Kendal Seers might be a lot of things—weird, introverted, boyish-looking—but she’s not stupid. She doesn’t have to learn the same lesson twice. But, when her professor selects her as a counselor in an exclusive program mentoring troubled students, and is assigned the same set of broad shoulders and marble cheekbones, this time she can’t storm off. Why was Nero Roman, star running back, in a program for troubled students? Could it have to do with his small-town roots? Can Kendall lower her guard long enough to find out?

He might make her nerdy heart pound like the drums at one of his football games, but Quin needs to get over star quarterback, Cage Rucker. For one thing, he has a girlfriend. For another, she didn’t come to college to find a guy, even if he is sweet and kind, and volunteers with kids on the weekend. She has bigger plans. Unfortunately, those bigger plans require one thing she doesn’t have—the ability to talk to people. And who’s good at talking to people? Cage Rucker.

When I pulled into Snowy Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. I have a lot of problems. But that doesn’t mean that when tragedy strikes, I’m not going to stay and help. And my staying now has nothing to do with the person needing help being a chiseled football player with brooding eyes, dimples, and an endless desire to protect me…and that one of the purposes of my trip is to rid this way too curvy girl of her v-card.

When I pulled into Frozen Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. I have a lot of problems. But that doesn’t mean that when tragedy strikes, I’m not going to stay and help.

Remy Lyon, a billionaire heir to a mafia empire, has always craved his sister’s best friend, Dillon. He saw the beauty in Dillon that Dillon couldn’t see in herself, but because of Remy’s princeling status, he didn’t dare act on it. At his father’s funeral, Remy has one last chance to claim Dillon as his own. His plans are ruined when Armand Clement, the ruthless crime lord who holds his family’s life in his hands, breaks their deal.

Hil always felt out of place in her powerful wolf shifter pack. Not only was she curvy amongst beautiful wolves, but at 20-years-old, she couldn’t shift. That meant that her alpha father had to protect her, or overly protect her. And in the dangerous underworld of New York City wolf packs, that meant that she was a prisoner in her Manhattan penthouse.