Sin City (Morin)

The last thing Cheryl Munro expects her first day student teaching is the sexy English teacher standing at the front of the classroom. But no matter how charming her new boss is, nothing is going to distract her from her goal – becoming a full-fledged teacher so she can put her years stripping at the Pink Pussycat Gentlemen's Club behind her.From the moment Cheryl walks into Jason Shaw's classroom he has to remind himself she's off-limits, at least until the semester's over. But there's no rule about being friends, and soon the two of them are spending time together after hours, doing their best to ignore their off-the-charts chemistry. He's a patient man, and some things are worth waiting for.But Jason's discovery of the one secret Cheryl was determined to keep shakes both of them and confirms Cheryl's worst fears. Will Jason be able to win back her trust, or do some scars run too deep?Stirred Up is a full-length contemporary romance novel. It's the second book in the Sin City series but can be read alone as well. Isabel began reading romances at the age of fourteen. That's the year her grandmother came to visit, bringing with her a shopping bag filled with (very tame) Harlequin and Silhouette romance novels. Isabel was immediately and forever hooked. What could be better than experiencing all that lust and new love just by reading a book?She earned her MFA in poetry, but meeting her soon-to-be-husband made her too happy to write her usual melancholy poems. It was time to try her hand at writing the kinds of books she'd been gobbling up for years. Now she writes steamy contemporary romances about men and women discovering their true selves while navigating their way to great sex and true love.In her spare time, Isabel watches British mysteries, plays disc golf (it's a thing), and religiously re-watches Dirty Dancing. She lives in Connecticut with her conveniently tall, dark, and handsome husband.

Beth Levine left her Ohio hometown and cheating fiancé behind, determined to shake things up. She succeeds beyond her wildest dreams when she finds a job touring the country with a band she's never heard of. Because even uptight, rule-abiding accountants need to live a little.Everything about Jesse Rhodes is larger than life, including his rattlesnake tattoos. He's sexy as sin, but Beth's got a front row seat to all the girls who throw themselves at him, and she's not interested in vying for his attention. Besides, all the sexual chemistry in the world won't make her and the lead singer right for each other.Jesse takes one look at Beth's pin-up girl curves and wary eyes and knows he's in trouble. But Beth isn't looking for a fling, and with his career taking off, a few sexy weeks are all he has to offer. As soon as the tour is over they'll go their separate ways. At least, that's the plan...but some things are easier said than done.Slow Burn is a 61,000 word contemporary romance novel. It can be enjoyed as a stand-alone or as part of the series. Isabel began reading romances at the age of fourteen. That's the year her grandmother came to visit, bringing with her a shopping bag filled with (very tame) Harlequin and Silhouette romance novels. Isabel was immediately and forever hooked. What could be better than experiencing all that lust and new love just by reading a book?She earned her MFA in poetry, but meeting her soon-to-be-husband made her too happy to write her usual melancholy poems. It was time to try her hand at writing the kinds of books she'd been gobbling up for years. Now she writes steamy contemporary romances about men and women discovering their true selves while navigating their way to great sex and true love.In her spare time, Isabel watches British mysteries, plays disc golf (it's a thing), and religiously re-watches Dirty Dancing. She lives in Connecticut with her conveniently tall, dark, and handsome husband.