Annie Mick

LucasIt's true what they say: you never forget your first love. Liberty Collins was mine. Problem is, I've not only never forgotten her; I've never gotten over her. Liberty wasn't just my first love; she was my only love, and my last. The very memory of her and the night we parted have served well as a cruel reminder there will never be another love for me. We made a deal that day, one I've never forgotten. One that has factored into every decision I've made since. She's back, and I've come to collect on her 'promise of tomorrow'. A story of young love and best friends torn apart by tragedy and tested by time. Follow the journey of Lucas and Liberty as they struggle with adult relationships, all the while searching for the one they never forgot. Recommended for mature audiences due to subject matter.

When secrets are revealed, the resultant fallout is inevitable devastation. It always is when you can't have what you want most. A team of Navy SEALs, a widow, and a psychopath.What could possibly go wrong?Ask the Belgian . . . or the ghost. It is true: dead men really can talk. Jaxson CallumFormer Navy SEAL, now construction company owner. When his construction crew is hired to remodel a home for a woman and her dog, questions abound when circumstances run amok.Why does she feel so familiar? They've never met, yet she stirs something so deep inside him it feels like a memory.How can he ache for something he's never known?How can life be so cruel as to take it away once he's found it? Can a team of undercover Navy SEALs protect the women from Shockemall, Tennessee, and conceal their identities in order to finish a mission they've been committed to for the last three years?Can the women from Shockemall, Tennessee, tame this team of construction workers while keeping secrets of their own? "Manipulation: Code of Ethics 101" is a standalone meant for adults due to language, situations, and a few toe-curling blasts of steam. So, if you're under the age of 18 and reading this beneath the covers, let it be known the author is wagging her finger at you right now.

Colton Kinkaid has spent night after night for the last five years wondering where she went; how she could dessert him when he needed her most. It's impossible not to when she still haunts his dreams. His thief in the night that's gone before he wakes, leaving him in cold sweats and an empty bed. He wants to hate her. More than that, he wants to know why.After being abandoned by the love of her life, Jana Cooper is finally returning home. She's not arriving alone though. Her travel companion is a spunky four-year-old who is the spitting image of the man who shattered her dreams. The man who left her a note stating, "I wish you the best".There's a lot to be said for don't believe everything you hear . . . or read."Tell Me Why, Jannie" is a heartbreaking romance that takes you from where it all began to the very end, as well as giving you the creamy filling in the middle...a little like an Oreo cookie. Eat the whole package...it's calorie free.

After four years in the music industry, Millicent Trinkett has come to a conclusion: if she has to manage another boy band, one of two things will take place: 1: Life imprisonment for strangling them in their sleepor2. Loss of her sanity due to factory produced music resonating in her dreams night after night. Pleading with her Uncle Morty to assign her adult musicians to manage for the next tour, she is quickly reminded of the adage "Be careful what you ask for".When he assigns her a reunion tour for the five-piece rock and roll band, "Fourplay", Millie learns that adult doesn't always translate to mature, nor does it necessarily translate to old.When the lead guitar player's nephew joins the tour, Millie also finds musicians have incredible rhythm offstage as well.Join the gang on a cross-country trip for an adventure that is guaranteed to keep you laughing, make you hum, and want to wear a do-rag.Don't fret . . . you can leave your hat on.

Hello. I'm Sebastian Chambers.I live an on and off life. I get on, she gets off, and I get out . . . as fast as I can. I love women - generally over me or under me - but commitment? Never.I'm a devoted friend - loyal to a fault - and I'm killer in the courtroom. Those are my commitments. She thinks I'm redeemable, lovable. She's so young, so innocent, and . . . so untouchable.Oh Nina, you have so much to learn . . . and so much I want to teach you. The Fresh French Connection is the sequel to "Tell Me Why, Jannie". While it can be read as a standalone, it serves best as dessert to the first in the series. A little like the double-stuff in an Oreo cookie.