COVER REVEAL ~ What the Bachelor Gets

Vegas Nightly just named local property developer Gage Reeves its Sexiest Bachelor, not a title he likes, especially when it brings showgirls, local socialites and entertainers to his doorstep 24/7.

Callie Holliday has a plan: make her day spa the hottest ticket in Vegas. The problem? She's saddled with a bad location and a zero account balance. A chance meeting with childhood friend Gage Reeves offers one solution: setting up shop at his new development.

Gage's ordered life twists out of control when he begins to fall for his childhood friend because Callie is determined to keep things business like. She doesn't like to depend on people, but Gage makes it hard to remember exactly why…

Releases: February 8, 2016

Excerpt:

Callie unlocked the front door but didn’t move to go inside. Instead, she stood beside him as if waiting. Their bodies didn’t touch, but he could feel a slight hum that seemed to connect him to her.

            “Good night, Gage.”

            “Good night, Cal.”

            This time she moved, toward him. Gage stepped forward, too, and leaned in to press his lips to hers. She was soft, her full lips steady beneath his, and she tasted like the Corona and lime she’d been drinking. Gage slipped his hands to her neck to play his thumbs against the sensitive skin beneath her jaw, and Callie stepped forward again, this time bringing her body in full contact with his. His dick jumped in his jeans.

            Her hands pressed against his chest and then pushed up around his neck. Callie slanted her head and opened her mouth to him. Gage pushed her against the doorframe, insinuating his leg between hers as he took the kiss deeper.

            She drew him in, deep into the depths of her, and Gage didn’t care if they kissed like this for the rest of the night. He wanted to be near her. Wanted to feel her against him. Wanted to go on tasting her until he was positive he’d never forget any of it.

            Finally, he broke the kiss, panting, his lips millimeters from hers.

            Callie swallowed, and he watched the muscles in her throat slide down and then up slowly. She blew out a breath.

            “Good night, Gage?” It was a question, and he didn’t want to answer it.

            “Good night, Cal,” he said. “I’ll call you tomorrow.”

            Before he could talk himself into her condo, Gage returned to the truck. He sat in the cab for a long moment, watching until Callie went inside and closed the door. Then he looked at his jeans and said, “Cold shower, buddy, ice-cold shower.”

Releases: February 8, 2016