The Jackson Brothers, a heart-wrenching family saga from NY Times and USA Today bestselling author Jasmine Haynes

A family torn apart by tragedy...

Three years ago, Lou Jackson, the eldest son, died in a work accident. And nothing has been the same since for the Jackson family. They lost their heart and soul the day Lou died, even as matriarch Evelyn tries to keep them together. But things are changing and the family will either find their way back to each other. Or they’ll be torn asunder.

Randi Andersen has a thing for bad boys, tall, dark, sexy, and handsome. But bad boys invariably make for bad relationships. She’s tired of being somebody’s ex, ex-girlfriend, ex-lover, or ex-wife. Now, if she could just fall in love with a nice guy.

David Jackson has lived under the crushing weight of responsibility for holding his family together since his brother’s death three years ago. Randi is too sexy to resist, but the last thing he needs now is a relationship. Too much is at stake with his family falling apart.

Can they each forgive their own past mistakes in order to take the leap of faith that love demands?

“Somebody’s Ex” is a contemporary romance of approximately 32,000 words and contains super sexy material.

This story was previously published in 2006 in the anthology “Somebody’s Lover” by Jasmine Haynes.

Look for more in the Jackson Brothers saga with “Somebody’s Lover” and “Somebody’s Wife.”

The book contains the following bonus material:

Excerpts from “Somebody’s Wife,” “Dead to the Max,” and “Revenge.”

REVIEWS FOR JASMINE HAYNES NOVELS

“An erotic, emotional adventure of discovery you don’t want to miss.” Lora Leigh, New York Times bestselling author

“Super sexy...” Bella Andre, author of The Sullivans series

“Jasmine Haynes is one of the most talented writers of erotic romance...Ms. Haynes characters rock.” Love Romances and More

“Captures the love, lust and friendship in the Jackson family. As individual stories, they are wonderful but having them link and flow so seamlessly into the next makes for characters that the reader can really get to know and love.” Single Title Reviews

“This is a beautiful and poignant book about a very realistic tragedy and its effects on those closest to the victim.” Contemporary Romance Writers