Men like him should come with a warning label.
DO NOT MIX WITH ALCOHOL—MAJOR SEXUAL SIDE EFFECTS.
I accidentally married my high school sweetheart.
And what’s worse?
He’s not just a guy I dumped at graduation.
He’s also my boss. Free on Kindle.
Men like him should come with a warning label.
DO NOT MIX WITH ALCOHOL—MAJOR SEXUAL SIDE EFFECTS.
I accidentally married my high school sweetheart.
And what’s worse?
He’s not just a guy I dumped at graduation.
He’s also my boss. Free on Kindle.
What would you do when your husband was the only one that could please you but you didn’t remember marrying him?
Accidentally Met Her – “Las Vegas was the place to get hitched.”
Accidentally Love Her – “She came for a short vacation, and came back hitched.”
Accidentally Fiancé – ‘Till death do us part’… sounds like a really long time.
Accidentally Married – “The ring signified a wedding; I didn’t even know I had.”
Come meet these four sexy alphas and sassy heroines who will give you roller coaster ride of emotions, possessiveness, intensely hot love and happily ever afters. $0.99 on Kindle.
“The ring signified a wedding; I didn’t even know I had.”
Marriage was on my mind, and it was only one night away.
One final bash, before I was no longer free.
The night was made better by a beautiful woman that took an interest in me.
Anna.
We drank and danced, had a great night.
I thought that was it.
Then I woke up in her bed.
The morning of my wedding and there was now something on my finger.
A ring.
A wedding ring and Anna next to me.
What the hell happened?
Maybe a mistake was good.
It may be the best thing that ever happened to me. $0.99 on Kindle.
“She came for a short vacation, and came back hitched.”
Marriage was never something on my mind.
It wasn’t something that I thought about, ever.
Relationships were a battlefield that I didn’t want to navigate any longer.
Then smoking hot Jeanine came into my life.
She was everything that I wanted and secretly needed.
Her body was curved, her legs were long and her lips were begging for a kiss.
The most devilish things came from between her lips.
It didn’t take long for me to take her body, and then she took over my mind.
But the marriage, was more than I bargained for.
This was supposed to be a fun vacation.
The next thing I know, I’m putting a ring on her finger, and said, ‘I do’.
It was madness.
But she was mine. We were married.
She didn’t have a say in it.
She was my wife now and nothing was going to change it.
Jeanine could oppose it all she wanted, but the ring was where it belonged.
The words were said and binding.
Jeanine was now mine.
She couldn’t ignore the way I made her feel and all the reasons to stay.
Walking away from me, was going to be one of the hardest things she ever did.
And I was going to make sure that she couldn’t. $0.99 on Kindle.

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