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Violent Delights by Linnea May

Violent Delights: A Dark Billionaire Romance (Violent Series Book 1) by Linnea May

We are playing a game that few are able to handle. It’s more than just simple role-playing in the bedroom. This feels as real as it can get. The only difference is that she knows she will get out alive at the end of it. She will return to freedom, to real life, and be an incredibly wealthy woman once our thirty-nine days are over, and she will never hear from me again.
This is how it works, and this is how it has to work.

She lets out a soft sigh when I caress her cheek, leaning gently into my touch instead of jerking away from it as she did only a few days ago.
She is different. Her defiance seems real, her struggle at times too much to bear, even for me.

She is here to be trained, for me to hurt her, to teach her. But I struggle to maintain my harsh demeanor. I struggle to train and inflict torture on her as I did to all the others before.
Because there is something special about her. Something that makes all of this feel so very fucking wrong.
Something is off with her. Very, very off.

Download Violent Delights by Linnea May while it’s free on Amazon April 29 – May 6.

 

Three Shades Called Horace by Jinx James

Three Shades Called Horace: Witchery, Trickery, Love & Serendipity by Jinx James

What happens when the paranormal goes viral? When three famous ghosts team up with a witch and a beautiful psychic to create a popular live-streaming Show they become the target of a ruthless media mogul. It’s a wild ride through the realms of the supernatural that will leave you laughing, gasping, and begging for more. Buckle up for darkly comedic magic, mayhem, and unexpected twists.
Three Shades Called Horace is the offbeat supernatural romp you’ve been craving.

Download Three Shades Called Horace by Jinx James while it’s free on Amazon April 28 – 29.

The Shakespeare Thief by Lionel Ward

The Shakespeare Thief: An Elliott Todd Mystery by Lionel Ward

In death, Harry Nielsen looked nothing like he did in life. His handsome, confident countenance had been replaced by a startled and uncomprehending look; a comic-tragic face more to be pitied than admired. That image has stayed with me and intruded on my thoughts countless times over the years and its vividness has not faded with time.
An acquaintance rather than a friend, his death at that time did not affect me deeply on a personal level but it was never-the- less shocking and disquieting, taking place as it did on my own bookshop premises.
Nielsen’s reputation had been gained as a Shakespeare ‘expert’. It was commonly said that he was more knowledgeable than anyone else on the subject and it was for this reason that I had sought him out to talk in my bookshop, Ex Libris, when I discovered that he had written an eagerly awaited new volume, timed to appear on Shakespeare’s birthday, the 23rd April, or Saint George’s Day as some will have it.

Download The Shakespeare Thief by Lionel Ward while it’s free on Amazon April 28 – 29.

The Speechwriter’s Bodyguard by Stacy-Deanne

The Speechwriter’s Bodyguard : BWWM Protector Romance (Bodyguards of Passion) by Stacy-Deanne

When a small-town speechwriter witnesses a murder, she must rely on the protection of a handsome FBI agent to survive the dangerous world of the Mafia and find unexpected love.

Download The Speechwriter’s Bodyguard by Stacy-Deanne while it’s on sale on Amazon April 24 – 30.

 

Catch You by Maeve Harlow

Catch You: A Military MMFM Kinky Erotica: A Spicy Short Story of Bondage, Dominance, and Submission by Maeve Harlow

Marooned in the wilderness during a global nuclear attack, a British woman finds herself stranded in the woods with three hunky American soldiers when the rescue mission is cut short. These gruff thugs are far from her type, but she finds herself entangled with one of them, then two…then all three!

Excerpt
Every morning now I take a walk in the woods, before the others wake and start complaining. It’s been eleven days since we’ve heard anything other than birds and bugs and the small waves lapping on the shore of the lake.

Eleven days ago, we were all just passengers on a flight from LA to New York. Half the people were asleep when I first noticed something was amiss. The flight attendant was crying, running down the aisle. Just as I was opening my phone to check whether there had been some update on the war, the captain came on and told us we had to make an emergency landing. The war had escalated, and bombs were being lobbed across the Pacific in both directions. We had to get out of the air immediately.

The pilots were forced to land on a lake in North Dakota. The landing was rough, but they managed to skim across the lake and come to a jarring halt on a sandy bank. We all clapped.
Since then, we’ve been trying to ration our food, hoping someone will come for us, but I’m unconvinced. If bombs were dropped on American cities, who would care about a group so small, and one who didn’t need to be evacuated to avoid radiation poisoning? We’re too far away from any major cities to be at risk of nuclear fallout.

Download Catch You by Maeve Harlow while it’s free on Amazon April 21-22.