Hot Candy

Joel and Jethro. Roommates. Total hunks. Inseparable friends. Hot as hell. Meet my fantasy boyfriends. Aren't they just the sexiest, cutest thing? I know, right? They totally are. They are hot, too hot for a quiet - and obsessed with them - girl working in a bookshop. That'd be me, by the way. There's also the tiny problem of Joel wanting another girl. And as for Jethro, well...he doesn't do girls. Or maybe he doesn't do relationships. He certainly doesn't do boys, so he isn't doing his best and very male friend...right? Much less his male friend and me at the same time. So it's fine to crush on them. And write a serial story on my blog in which we are together. All three of us. Whew. I mean, it's okay. It's perfectly safe. They'll never even know I exist, much less find out about my blog and my secret fantasy about them. Right? Yeah, that's what I thought, too. Warning: This book contains two super-hot boys and a nerdy, funny girl who has the hots for them. Warning 2: This book may set you on fire. Handle with caution. Warning 3: This book is funny, and dark, and angsty. It is not a love triangle. It is a relationship between three people with a happy ending. Candy Boys is a stand-alone, full-length romance with an HEA.

"Candy, why is your bed so big?" "...to fit my two boyfriends when we snuggle together at night." Only that's my father asking, staring at the bed in question. Oops. So yeah. Unruly Jethro and cocky Joel are now officially my boyfriends. My Candy Boys. I moved in with them, and I expected things to be tense, awkward. I was wrong. This feels so right, and, well, hot. These boys are so hot. But with college starting, Jethro returning to work at the bookshop, and Joel planning to start his own business, everything's shifting. Not to forget the fact that Joel still hasn't confronted his parents about our relationship, that Jethro is still recovering from his dad's brutal attack, and that I feel insecure, well... Wait a sec. Insecure? Come on, Candy. That's BS. These boys love you. Yeah, I know. The boys and me, we're solid. However, doubt still lingers. I mean, Joel's parents hate each other. Jethro's dad killed his mom, for chrissakes - and my mom has acquired a sudden interest in sex toys and escort services. So I wonder if true love really exists. Love that doesn't fade over time. You know, the kind that withstands nightmares and bad jokes, unwashed dishes in the sink, and lack of lube. Yeah, that happened. These boys own me. They're sweet, sexy, and caring - but will they break my heart, or is this our happily ever after? Note: This is not a stand-alone audiobook. It is the epilogue to Candy Boys (Book One). You need to listen to Candy Boys before you listen to Candy Ever After.