As my sister’s best friend and barely out of college, she’s totally out of bounds… Evan I volunteer to let my sister’s best friend stay with me for a few weeks when she moves to Manhattan. I remember her as an awkward teenager, but she’s all grown up—though still twelve years younger than me. I shouldn’t want her, but I can’t help it. I dream about touching her, and I don’t know how long my tenuous control will last. My meddling business partner keeps warning me not to get involved to preserve my image, so my desire must be transparent. If Vanessa can see it, so will my family. I don’t want anything to come between us, but how can I give up Keaton? Keaton I thought my silly crush on Evan had faded away, but it’s roaring back to life the more time I spend with him. I’m afraid it’s not just a crush this time. As we get emotionally—and physically—closer, my feelings deepen. I think his do as well, but we know this can’t last. His family, who is practically like mine as well, will never approve. I know my best friend will hate me if she finds out. How can there be a happy ending for us with so many obstacles in our way?

An action sweetened with romance. Fired and break up, Aiden Johnson was ready to take over any job as for shortage of finance, from all the jobs applied she receives an instant reply from Lawyer Mintz, who is looking for a bodyguard to protect his son, Riley Mintz. Although he objects his father's decision, circumstances force them to stick together, as strangers they become partners when they join hands to hop on a fight against the immoral conglomerate of Aim's, a very corrupt group of companies. Their partnership bond flips to friendship until the time spent together pulls them closer as they are revealed to each other's shining sides. Their atmosphere sweetens as they grow intimate feelings.

Yesterday, he had it all: a beautiful woman at his side, more money than he knew what to do with, and a real shot at the Oval Office. Today, he's a murderer. Yesterday, she was America's sweetheart: the wholesome first daughter of a beloved former president, a rising star without so much as a whisper of a scandal attached to her name. Today, she's an accomplice. Vanessa doesn't know why these words flew out of her mouth when Charles is accused of murdering his wife in cold blood, but she's said them, and she isn't taking them back. "He was with me all night." Power Games is unsuitable for sensitive listeners.