&‘Double Entry' by Desiree Holt

Two hot guys, a very hot birthday, one scorching romance.

Over one too many appletinis, Lauren Henderson created a sexual wish list for her birthday. Little did she know that her friend Marcia would recruit her mouthwatering next-door neighbor Scott Erickson and his brother Curt to make her wishes come true. Neither did she know that not only did both men lust after her, but their imaginations would turn her simple list into the most erotic night of her life. A night that would teach her what real sexual ecstasy is all about—and how it offers the key to unexpected romance.

&‘A Very Private Performance' by Ashe Barker

One foolish mistake has cost her dearly—it will take a brave decision to put her back in pole position.

For the avoidance of doubt, please be informed that you are a pair of arrogant, self-serving sh*ts. Further, you are bigoted, self-righteous phonies.

Not exactly the best way to address the directors of the law firm if I want to hang on to my job, but I've had it up to here with James and Daniel Morgan. If they object so strongly to what I do in my spare time they shouldn't snoop into my Facebook account. Not that any of this self-righteous indignation is going to help me. I've been fired.

So what are they thinking now? First James and Daniel have me dismissed, then they turn up as though nothing is wrong while I'm clearing out my desk and invite me out to lunch? What are they up to? And why am I even going with them?

They may be handsome as sin, the pair of them, and now that they know I'm a pole dancer in my spare time they seem to think I'll sleep with them to keep my job.

Not that the idea doesn't have its appeal, but they're wrong. I have my standards too...and not the double standards these two seem to live by.

If I decide to give James and Daniel Morgan a very private performance it will be on my terms, not theirs.

&‘Wishful Thinking' by Helena Maeve

Dyer's whole life is nothing but a game of play pretend. When he attempts to drag Derrick into his Three can be a fashionable number.

Waking up in bed with two men is not how model-turned-agent Jiya planned on mending her broken heart. One wild party and a pair of handsome strangers, and her previously entrenched principles seem thrown off-kilter. To make matters worse, one half of her extremely ill-considered one-night stand turns out to be none other than the very photographer she signed up months ago—with her ex-boyfriend's help.

Stefon is both attractive and extremely good at what he does, an irresistible combination. Dating him should be enough—is enough—but Jiya's quest to recover her missing phone soon has her revisiting both the scene of the party where they first met and its enigmatic but solitary host, Elijah.

Torn between two men, Jiya soon finds herself hurtling toward an impossible choice and a revelation that could change everything.

&‘A Sinful Tune' by Wendi Zwaduk

Two hot rockers and one girl...what could go wrong?

Robbie thought when he formed his band he'd get the girls, the gigs and the money. He's got the gigs, but the money is a little slower in coming. He's also got more than a few secrets. He wants the band to succeed, but even more, he wants to find the one woman who can accept him—warts and all, but also with his best friend Dillon involved.

Dillon loves Robbie like a brother. Robbie's his other half in the music world. He handles the words while Robbie writes the music for the band. But all the music in the world isn't enough if they don't have their perfect third—Jess. She hits all the right