He wanted the dancer. Then he met the woman.

Sebastian Crane doesn’t obsess over women.

Then he sees Sunny Daze dance.

She’s sweet, sexy, impossible to forget—and after one night at Velvet Hour, Sebastian keeps finding reasons to go back.

Sunday Knight has problems of her own. She’s nineteen, broke, trying to figure out how to get back to...

Jon Sharpe already knows he wants Milo Deveraux. Now he has to prove wanting him isn’t the only thing he knows how to do.

After Sable, Milo puts Jon exactly where careless men belong.

At a distance.

Jon tries to go back to simple—easy hookups, uncomplicated bodies, no questions afterward. Except every body becomes a substitute, every late-night...

Milo Deveraux has never had trouble being wanted. The problem is what men assume wanting him entitles them to.

At Thornhill Tower, Milo is Tessa Raye’s aesthetic consultant, trusted fixer, and chosen family—equally prepared to eliminate ugly furniture or manage an emotional crisis.

Then he meets Jonathan Sharpe.

Jon is loud, golden, shamelessly...