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He is my infuriating business partner, my archenemy, and a high-ranking officer of the mafia. And now he’s my fake fiancé. I’m the daughter of a mafia enforcer. The father I’ve never met is forcing me to marry a vile stranger… And if I want to prevent it, I have to pretend to be engaged to my new business partner. Tomas Aguilar, with his smoldering eyes and an irritating knack for taking control. But when his ring is on my finger, I discover that my new partner is much more than he appears to be.

Bill just gave up a comfy government job to work for eccentric billionaire, Boris Lunt's trendy social media platform. The pay isn't as good, but the work is more interesting, more exciting, and a nice change of pace. At least at first.
But soon, Bill begins to regret making the big change. The work really isn't much more exciting until Bill decides to conduct some secret experiments on small groups of users engaging in abusive behaviour on the social media website. He wants to see if he can change their outlook and soon, he wants to see just what else he can do to the men.

Steal back a lost painting and risk the wrath of a powerful mafia boss? Yup, I did that. In the seductive and shadowy underworld of Venice, one man rules with an iron fist. Ruthless mafia boss. King of Venice. Antonio Moretti. I stole his priceless masterpiece, intent on returning it to the museum it was stolen from. And Antonio caught me.

Two hours after Dennis proposes, I find my fiancé with his you-know-what buried in Tiffany Slater’s hoohah, and he has the nerve to suggest it’s my fault. Because I’m frigid. Sure, I’ve never had an orgasm with him or with anyone for that matter, but relationships are about more than good nookie. Not that it was ever good. Adequate is more like it. Okay, who am I kidding? Dennis couldn’t find his way down there with a flashlight and a map.

Max keeps getting into trouble, manipulating his female classmates (he calls it ‘charming’ them). Finally, the school principal can’t take any more, kicking Max out and leaving him with only one option: an all-boys boarding school with strict rules, and no access to women whatsoever. Even the internet at the boarding school has been programmed to block images of women.

Aaron, a real estate agent in Toronto, has spent man tedious months dealing with an old woman, Ms. Volkov, from rural Ukraine about a decrepit mansion in a rundown part of town. She’s unable to travel from Europe to see the property, but wants to know absolutely everything about it before making an offer. She has no phone, no internet, so communication is tedious—with penned letters.

Riley has spent his whole career working on commercial cargo boats and the odd fishing vessel, but his dream has been to work on yachts. One day, the crewing agency gives him a call. There’s a yacht with an opening in Norway, and Riley doesn’t hesitate to accept the job. But the crew was expecting a woman for the interior crew, not a man for a deckhand.

Mark and his friends are always coming up with "top 10 hottest girls in school" lists when they go out for drinks, though Tori’s name has never come up. She’s never stood out as a remarkable girl, always sitting quietly in the back of class, drawing in her sketchbook, wearing only oversized sweaters and sweatpants, no makeup on her face, nails never painted, hair never done, and never saying much to anyone.

It’s time for the good girl to be just a little bit bad. We’ve never been interested in rules. Never been interested in what other people think. When we see something we want, we get it. We want the good girl. She’s lush. Curvy. Beautiful. She looks demure, but she has a wild side. We can tell. We’re going to make her crave. Make her beg for more. Make her forget everything but our names.

This guide covers everything, and has been designed intricately to improve your girly game on every front. You will learn tips to improve your voice, discover how to dress to be more convincing, how to choose the best makeup style for your face—and so much more. No topic goes untouched in this magnificent tome of golden information.

Danny was sure he was going to get the big promotion at work—and then his boss tells him that it’s gone to someone else: Deakins. No, Deakins doesn’t have the numbers that Danny has, but Deakins has a wife, and the company’s clients have wives who want other wives to mingle with at events and company getaways. Stunned, Danny sinks into despair. Finding a woman has always been a struggle with his demanding work schedule. He makes great money… but no woman seems to want a man who spends most of his waking hours at the office.

James Fowler and Lucas Bennett are the sexiest guys in New Summit. Vloggers, celebrities and hosts of the hottest, steamiest show on the internet. Dirty Talk. I might be a teeny bit attracted to them. Oh, who am I kidding? I can’t get enough of them. And they’re in my coffee shop every day, enticing me, calling to me, whispering that a little sin won’t matter.... But I can’t let myself give in. I have to say no. Because I’m at the brink of getting everything I’ve ever wanted, and James and Lucas are just a distraction.

Eric Holliday landed what seemed like a dream job, caring for the Chateau Femme through the winter months when Chateau Femme is closed each year. The job is going to be perfect: solitude, relaxation, quiet…at least that’s how it looks on paper. But Eric is only alone for a few hours before he gets his reality check.

Dave is a male nurse, working in a unit of patients recovering from bad accidents. Many of them don't have the use of their hands, so Dave finds himself often having to go beyond his job description to keep people happy. Beth, Dave's mentor, is often the one to perform the 'duties' on male patients, to help keep them sane. Men have needs, after all.

Owen Baker has tried everything to quit smoking—everything except for hypnosis. His hopes aren’t high when he goes into Dr. Sandra Lee’s office, but he’s willing to try anything. Dr. Lee is supposedly the best in the business, after all.

Destined is an up-and-coming rock band with a quickly growing fan-base. The band members are old friends. Their dynamic had always been drama-free—until Mario, the band’s drummer, shows up for rehearsal one day dressed as a girl. Now, she wants to be called Maddie. One small identity change and the dynamic of the band shifts completely—particularly after Ray, the band’s singer, gets the idea to be a ‘girl band’.

Katie is blindsided one evening when her husband, Kent, out of the blue, says that he wants to become a woman. He’s never mentioned it before, and there were no hints—at least none that Katie noticed.

Wanting changes in his life, he decides to sign up for a membership at his local gym. The gym is a bit unorthodox in its methods, and his orientation starts with a chat that feels more like a therapy session. But the gym’s administrator ensures him that it’s important to understand every client on a deeper level before pairing them with a personal trainer.

Morgan is sure that he won’t be able to get work off of his mind—and then he meets the beautiful, captivating, and very shy trans girl named Jess. But Jess has a secret bigger than what she's got between her thighs.

Love thy neighbors? No way. Never going to happen. Ethan Burke and Lars Johansen are chiseled male perfection, with their cocky smiles, bulging biceps, and washboard abs. They're also rich, arrogant jerks. Ugh. I’m supposed to swoon over their panty-melting smiles, but I refuse to get the memo. After we feud over a parking spot, I write them into a dirty story. And, when it comes to describing their, ahem, equipment, I get very stingy. How stingy? Think two inches. Bad author. Unfortunately for me, they find the story.