I tattooed my name on her, she belongs to me. I’m wallowing in my PTSD and toasting my army buddies who didn’t make it home when I notice this insanely hot chick all alone in the bar. Before long she’s wrapped in my arms back at my studio. She only sees me as a bit of rough for the night but after one taste I want more. I doubt she’ll remember me in the morning so I tattoo my name on her a$$.Cybil takes off without giving me her number but I’ll find her. She’s mine now. She is claimed. Whether she wants to be or not. $0.99 on Kindle.

His greatest fear is failing at love. Her only fear is falling for him.

Ayden McAllister refuses to be any woman’s fool. Damaged and broken, he uses the pain of his past to create his bands’ best songs. All he needs is a lucky break. Mia Brooks learned years ago that business and pleasure are the main ingredients for a disastrous relationship. Now she’s going against her better judgment to manage Ayden’s struggling band, even though doing so could leave her shattered. Is falling in love worth the risk? $0.99 on Kindle.

Barely 20 years old, the main protagonist Jimmy, an indigenous Canadian raised in a remote Québec village, gets a lucky break and lands a management job with an event-planning agency in New York City. It is the early 1980s, and life in the Big Apple beats to the still carefree rhythm of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll.

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The blow sends him spiraling out of control. While his love for Akemi remains unshaken, he also feels responsible for her death. Nevertheless, he is unwilling to compromise his lifestyle. Jimmy appears resigned to the prospect that he can find solace and peace only in death. Or can there be redemption? $0.99 on Kindle.