Showing results by publisher "Bridget Taylor" in Contemporary

Solitude. That is all Leslie wants out of life with the sound of waves crashing against the cliffs, and her dog, Flamingo. Okay, and her best friends David and Molli. Oh, and the animal shelter but everything else doesn’t matter. That is all she needed to be happy in life. She doesn’t need a sexually-empowered man that makes her body frenzied and mind cloud with lust, no matter how bad she craves it. Until Kane Bridgeshaw comes into the picture, tattooed with raw sex-appeal, money, and he isn’t afraid to use it, if it means getting everything he wants-including Leslie.

Black roses for Kane and Leslie’s beginning. Red for the blood that will be spilled. Or is red the color of the end? Leslie’s life was on the line, and she had no idea why. She knew one thing: She was tired of all the pain and agony life had brought her recently and was ready for a change.

With their one year deadline quickly approaching Jane and Charles have to decide if they are going to stay married or get divorced. However, when Jane becomes pregnant their simple arrangement becomes very complicated. Jane had always been told she could never get pregnant, making this baby a miracle to her. Charles had always been adamant about not having children. With his own childhood, he always believed he would make a terrible father, just like his own. Will their marriage survive a baby or will it finally be what forces Jane and Charles to face reality?

Charles and Jane have finally said I do and are off on their honeymoon. However, neither is looking forward to spending time with the other. Jane has plans to spend as much time away from Charles as possible on this trip. All of her hopes and dreams come crashing to a halt when a blizzard hits, stranding her and Charles at the airport. But will spending the night alone in a hotel room together be too much temptation for the sexual tension that has slowly been building since their fated kiss?

Charles Bentley was always due to inherit his late father’s fortune, and he loved to boast about it. He was the typical son of privilege with more money than sense and an appetite for partying that was rarely satisfied - although he did try his hardest. But there’s one thing standing in his way of this fortune; a stipulation that states he must marry before his 35th birthday. With no plans of settling down, but every intention of the getting the money, a plan forms in his head. Jane Miller’s world is turned on its head when Charles asks her to marry him.

With the wedding preparations fully underway, Jane is feeling rather overwhelmed by it all. She has no choice but to help with certain parts of the organization, and she has to do the one thing that she never had anticipated she would do; try on wedding dresses. What some might have perceived as one of their greatest days out, Jane was dreading it as though it were a dark day for her. Charles can’t wait to get through the day and get it over and done with.