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Enter the world of magic, polyamory, and intrigue with Desire the Star (Book #1)

“You’re being such a good girl for me now,” he crooned. “A very good girl.”

Continue with Deliver the Devil (Book #2)

“I can taste your longing, Star. Isn’t it special to get what you want after waiting so long?”

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CRAVE is available now on Amazon!

Seven spicy short stories, including “The Wedding and the Wolf” (an extended epilogue for Patrick and Christina from Priceless)

 

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Miranda’s Muses


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Read the first two chapters

Are you afraid of the dark, Christina? I don’t need the lights on to read you like a book.

The first time I meet the wolf’s cold eyes, we’re at a college party. 

Maybe you like the dark more than you think. 

I just quit the cheer squad. I’m about to dump my musician boyfriend. I’m partying harder than ever. I let money run through my fingers because I’m done reaching for standards I’ll never meet. 

Soon, I’m broke. And I don’t want anyone to know.

The more you hide your true self, the more you’re going to let it out with me.

I’m bubbly and outgoing. He’s icy and alone. I stay away. I touch myself, thinking of him.

When I finally seek out Patrick Caruthers, he has a proposition.

Mind games. Humiliation. Control. Schedules. Him. Me.

I think you’re going to be the perfect playmate.

I’m not perfect. I’m not stunning or noble. I’m not a heroine.

You’re priceless.

I’m just a girl . . . 

You were made for me.

And he’s a cold bastard

Who is paying me for sex.

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If you’d told Diana Cooper that “bad twin” Ian O’Brian would be her first lover — in his treehouse — she would have laughed in your face.

If you’d told her they’d start a relationship, she would have waved you away.

If you’d claimed he’d been secretly in love with her for years, she would have turned bright red.

And if you’d said that “good twin” Brendan got them together with a threesome beyond her wildest fantasies — well, after she passed out from shock and recovered, she would have gotten busy imagining it all.

But Di isn’t living in her imagination anymore, and she isn’t hiding in a shell of shyness. After years of burying herself in books, she’s done holding back.

Yet being with Ian brings its own set of secrets.

And when the bad twin starts to shed his reputation, where does that leave the good twin?

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“Maybe I’m just pissed Brendan got here first,” Ian rasped in her ear. “Did you think about that? And either he’s been lying to me, or you’ve been lying to him. You know what to do with a boy.”

“Fuck you,” she gasped. 

“Ask nicely.” 

She was a good girl, she was a bad girl…who knew what the truth really was?

Diana Cooper is 18, ready to graduate and go to Yale, and too shy to really look a boy in the eye. No one suspects the sexy lingerie hiding under her vintage dresses. No one suspects the dirty fantasies running through her mind.

Brendan and Ian O’Brian, the hot twins next door, are home from UConn for the summer: muscled, athletic, basking in popularity. Brendan, the “good twin,” attracts everyone with easygoing friendliness. Ian, the “bad twin,” leaves a mess of pranks, collisions, girls, and attitude behind.

As kids, the twins were practically Diana’s brothers. But a year away changed everything. Now, Di can barely handle a hello to Brendan. And Ian — well, it’s easier to look the other way and pretend she doesn’t see his smirk.

Right before graduation, Brendan breaks the silence to invite Di for a swim. She figures she’ll test the waters, but the night that follows goes beyond her steamiest dreams. And it’s just the beginning.

Can she dive in and live out her fantasies? Can she let the past go and learn to trust? And when no one’s who they seem — good twin, bad twin, or shy honors student — will her heart tell a different story?

She’d never admit it. But she might be over her head.

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