Lacey Cross 
January Hotwife: First-time Wife Sharing [EPUB ebook] 
Hotwife of the Month Club, #1

The playboy’s shocking proposal Cesare is sure one sinful encounter with Jemima will be enough. It’s not! Nothing less than claiming her for a red-hot fling will do. But to unravel Jemima’s secrets, …

His innocent enemy……could be his ultimate undoing!Prince Cesar will never forgive polo star Sofia Acosta for the article branding him a playboy! But to avoid further scandal he has no choice but to i …

A new beginning?Dana almost doesn’t recognise the man Dr Travis has become. Now an experienced smokejumper, Dana must take the guarded doc through stunning but dangerous wilderness to reach a vulnera …

Castiglione’s Pregnant Princess by Lynne Graham Expecting royal twins can only mean one thing…She must wear the Castiglione crown!Royal responsibility has been drummed into Prince Vitale since childh …

Putting his heart on the line’s the ultimate risk!Dimitri Makarov’s former secretary is getting married, but instead of congratulating the happy couple, the masterful oligarch plans to stop the weddi …

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Who doesn”t love romantic suspense with dogs – Amazon reviewer⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good mystery – Amazon reviewer A picture is worth a thousand words……What about a viral video?When Dr Benedict saves an inf …

All that”s missing is the glass slipper… Teacher and aspiring artist Ginny Sanders knows she is not Draper Fortune’s type. Content to admire her fabulous and flirty new neighbour from a distance, sh …

A passion-filled night is only the beginning of his plan…Westmoreland family friend Jaxon Ravnel is in Wyoming to consummate his fiery attraction to Nadia Novak. But unbeknownst to him, Nadia has her …

’Dystopia’ is a high-octane political thriller set during the UK’s Brexit referendum, with an intriguing love story that enthrals up to its climactic ending. Ellis has the right degree, family, conne …

"The Happy Hypocrite: A Fairy Tale for Tired Men" by Sir Max Beerbohm is a masterpiece of English literature, blending satire and irony to dissect Victorian society’s moral hypocrisy. Throu …