Morning Man by Barbara Kellyn

On-air chemistry brought them together, but sexual chemistry keeps them apart.

After draining her savings, moving 300 miles and then being dumped on arrival by her boyfriend, Dayna Cook vows to stop falling for the radio jocks she works with. But when her new boss reassigns her to co-host Hot Country 103’s morning show with irresistible Tack Collins, Dayna’s hormones start backpedaling.

Wake Up with Tack and Dayna kicks into high gear and so does the duo’s mutual lust. The boss warns that sleeping together will kill the sexual tension that drives listeners to tune in to their show – then clamps down with a chastity belt of an offer: stay out of bed until the ratings period ends in exchange for a big, fat bonus. For Dayna, it means a sure-fire way to get back on her feet– and back at her ex. For Tack, it means the longest, most frustrating summer of his life.

Sizzling attraction deviates in unexpected directions fraught with jealous radio groupies, a remorseful ex-boyfriend and a resentful partner as Tack and Dayna discover that genuine feelings create more static than casual sex ever could.

Maybe Always by Ella Miles

Will one truth set her free?

Kinsley thought she had found the truth, but she is only beginning to discover the real truth about her family. About herself. Her heart and body still yearn for Killian, but she has to keep him safe. The only way to do that is to lie, just like everyone has lied to her.

Killian thought he had everything he ever wanted. He had the perfect girl. He had the perfect job. All that was missing was a ring on her finger. But now both are gone. And the only way to get either of them back is to choose between the girl he loves and the job he feels destined to do. But as he sits in a jail cell he doesn’t know how he will get either of them back.

Will Kinsley be strong enough to save herself and those she loves? If so, at what cost?

Finding Jackieby Annie J. Rose

My Job Expectations:
1. Help trauma victims gain confidence.
2. Teach workouts and fitness routines.
3. Help people believe they’re strong.

What Isn’t My Job:
1. Giving Jackie extra attention.
2. Finding every excuse to see her.
3. Thinking about her all the time.

She thinks this is her last chance for happiness.
Her PTSD has controlled her life for so long.
When she finally opens up to me, all I want to do is protect her.
But it’s against my moral code to get involved with a client.

Too bad for me, my heart is overriding my senses for the first time in my life.
I’ll help Jackie heal, and then I’ll convince her to stay.
To hell with the consequences.