His for the Week

“Intense, romantic and erotic!”
-Charly M., NetGalley
“This is a sizzling hot intense and erotic romance.”
-Shannon’s Bookish Life

Sex columnist Désirée “Rae” Knight is in a bind—and not the kind she usually likes. Her newest assignment, and possible big break, is an article for her magazine on the sex resort that just opened. The only problem is it’s couples only. Although she writes about having red-hot sex, she’s been single longer than she’d like to admit. Enter her coffee shop crush, who she’s been secretly ogling every morning. Trouble is, he doesn’t know she exists.

When Nate Winslow recognizes the shy, quiet woman at Sufficient Grounds as the author of the sex columns that fuel his fantasies, he’s surprised. And the last thing he expects is an invitation to join her at a sex resort. But his answer is hell yes!

Rae and Nate have enough chemistry in the bedroom to set the sheets ablaze. When Rae insists they limit their relationship to sex only, Nate agrees since he’s burned out on love. But the more they push each other’s boundaries, the more they realize one week won’t be enough.

Just One Week

“I really loved this book. Light-hearted, sexy, funny in parts, and swoon worthy when it came to
the parts where Alex and Michelle finally came together. It also deals with the difficult subject of
dyslexia, which can be very difficult for kids and adults, so it was really great how the author
folded that into her story. This is a new author for me, I plan on reading more of her work!
Definitely a page turner, finished it in on sitting!”
-Amazon reviewer

Her brother’s best friend is not only the hottest man Michelle Dennis has ever seen, he’s the one man she hopes to avoid after leaving town eight years ago. Of course he’s the one waiting at the airport. Worse, he made sure they’re staying in the same house.

Pro football player Alex Stafford is expecting to pick up his friend’s kid sister, not a full-fledged bombshell. He was planning to apologize for their past, but the feelings he had years ago come roaring back…and this time, there’s no denying them.

Keeping his hands off is a test he’s bound to fail—especially when they’re stuck in close quarters. But falling in love with Michelle, living in her world, isn’t an option for a guy like him. And remembering that will save them both a lot of heartache…

Captain and Countess

“Jane Austen haunts the pages of this regency romance, and she does so with a vigorous nod of
approval. I’m difficult to please when it comes to historical fiction because it’s so tough to
capture use of language and tone without sounding contrived, but Ms. Gaines prose is an
effortless read, beautifully paced, and brimming with evocative detail of period and place. The
novel departs from conventional offerings in this genre with characters that are fresh, multi-
faceted, and richly layered. Bess is smart, generous, and irresistible; Jason, whose idiotic choices
are central to the novel’s drama, both seduces and infuriates the reader; and the tension and heat generated between the two protagonists is palpable. Witty dialogue and repartee and a cast of
secondary characters add vibrant texture to the story. It makes perfect sense that Alice Gaines is
an award-winning novelist–she writes well and shows an astute, timeless understanding of
human nature.“
-Amazon reviewer

In this sensuous Regency romance, Jason, Lily, and Bess become engaged to the wrong people. 

Captain Jason Northcross desperately desires his sister, Lily, to marry into noble society. To achieve a duchy for his sister, he needs a proper marriage for himself. His status guarantees an easily achieved betrothal, and he should have no trouble selecting one of the eligible young ladies during his party in the countryside. However, distracted from his goal, he has a hard time keeping his hands off his neighbor, Lady Rushford.

The late Earl of Rushford’s widow, Bess Webster, believes romance has passed her by. So why can’t she keep Captain Northcross out of her dreams? And how does he inflame passions she didn’t know she had? While she should be focused on penning novels and finding husbands for her friends, her thoughts center on broad shoulders and laughing green eyes.

Will these misaligned engagements be set straight before the final vows have been spoken?

Miss Foster’s Folly

“Miss Foster’s Folly is vintage Alice Gaines, totally Victorian, and a hilarious, sexy read that will
have you laughing your butt off while reaching for your marquis or marchioness.”
-Carole Ann Moleti on Amazon

Manhattan, 1886

Juliet Foster has just become the wealthiest spinster in town. Her domineering and thoroughly unpleasant father has died and left her millions. She’s free to be her own woman and seek a life of adventure.

David Winslow, Marquess of Derrington, is in search of a wife who can break the Winslow Curse. Every second-generation heir inherits a restless, defiant nature that can only be tamed by a mate as independent and rebellious as himself.

Miss Juliet Foster is perfect—and eager for seduction. But when he wants more than a few nights of passion, Juliet runs like the devil’s on her heels. Can the marquess convince her that marriage isn’t a trap, but the greatest freedom of all?

Heat Rises

“Wow!!!! Heat Rises is a story of the one time you let that one person get away and run into them
years later and the encounter is 100 times better than you ever could of fantasized. I loved how
their physical attraction blossomed into more and even though she fights it at the end she comes
to her senses. It’s a hot story with some great role playing. ”
-MZD, Amazon reviewer

Snowbound in a cabin . . . able to live out all her fantasies . . .

Laura Barber has dreamt of doing unspeakably delicious things with Ethan Gould for years. Now, stuck in a mountain cabin, she just might get her shot. Ethan offers her the chance to live out each and every one of those desires. They may be rivals in the business world, but in the bedroom they’re a perfect match. Knowing they have only a few days, Laura shakes off all her inhibitions. Every secret need, every lust-filled thought . . . it’s all fair game.