Swallow Cove

Hi, my name is Fisher, and I'm hooked on my dad's rival. I've been in love with Hudson Nash for years, but he's too stubborn to admit he wants me, too. For a whole bunch of stupid reasons. Like the fact that I'm too young. (What's a twenty-year gap? Age is just a number, am I right?) And a virgin. (Which he could easily fix!) And maybe not the best choice, given he and my dad hate each other. (It's not that ba- Okay, it is that bad, but our love could totally rise above, right? It would be epic!) I see the way he watches me like a starving man. The heat in his eyes when I flirt with him. The longing that he feels, too. If Hudson won't stop pushing me away, I'm just going to have to show him what he's missing. I'll flirt with the pretty boy tourists who come my way. Or maybe the gruff but sexy boat tour operators. Heck, I'll flirt with the dang fish if that's what it takes for Hudson to make a move. I'll be a total dock tease-until Hudson makes me his. Because I'm not a tease at all. Not for the right man.

He's only playing boyfriend to protect me, but Brooks Riggins is everything I need. After leaving my toxic boyfriend, I flee to my family vacation home in Swallow Cove. This takes me directly into the path of broody bar manager Brooks Riggins. He's large and intimidating, but with a protective streak that I didn't see coming. When my ex gives me trouble, Brooks tells him to take a hike. Not only that, he also claims to be my new man. Brooks is as straight as they come, but he's ready to step up and play the part. In fact, it may not just be pretend, judging by the way Brooks looks at me. Especially when he catches sight of me in the lingerie I sometimes wear. My ex said the lingerie made me too feminine. Too weak. Just a pretty boy. But as Brooks hands me all the power I need to heal and be intimate again, I can finally see the truth. I am a pretty boy, and it doesn't make me weak at all. In fact, I never have to be weak again. But can I be strong enough to trust another man with my heart? Pretty Buoy is book two of Swallow Cove. It can be listened to as a standalone, but it may be more enjoyable to listen to book one first for an introduction to all the characters in the series. For mature listeners.

He was my best friend, and now I hate him. So why do I keep kissing him? There was a time when Ash and I were inseparable. When I moved high schools, we went from friends to rivals. I could deal with that. But when he hooked up with my ex-girlfriend? We became enemies overnight. The Ozarks is a big lake, but somehow, he's always in my way. First, at a flashy rival boat company, where we're always knockin' boats on booze cruises. Sometimes literally. Now, at the newly redeveloped Swallow Cove resort where I'm based. Ash has some hair-brained idea to run a food boat for the resort. It's a silly fad that will never last. All flash and no substance, like him. But now, there's no avoiding the guy. Or his annoying face and perfect hair and cocky smiles always flashing my way. Ash has always gotten whatever he wanted. My sports trophies. My ex-girlfriend. A job with my friends. But as tension mounts between us and the heat of anger boils over into lust, I start to wonder: What if the thing he wants most is me? Knockin' Boats is book three of the Swallow Cove series. It features ex-besties to enemies to lovers, a double bi-awakening, a super tight friend group, and a quirky lake town.

He could have anyone he wants... so why is he so interested in me? Cash is a gorgeous, chaotic bi guy with a reputation for getting around. And me? I'm the antisocial grump, closed off and lonely. We should be like oil and water. They say opposites attract, but when you're graysexual, that equation doesn't balance out. Or does it? When Cash gets close, my defenses begin to crumble one by one. Each warm smile, each friendly gesture, or hug makes me realize what I'm missing. Cash's sunny warmth is like a ray of light breaking through the clouds. I can't help but soak it up. But can I really trust the town player to keep my heart safe when no one else ever has? Resting Beach Face is book four of Swallow Cove. It includes grumpy/sunshine and forced proximity tropes, a quirky lake town, and gray ace rep.