What do you do when the person you love the most and the person you hate the most are the same person? And even worse, when the guy you’re so attracted to is none other than your asshole stepbrother? And when you share the same space and he makes a point of bringing several girls over to moan in the room next door. … Being attracted to your stepsister is the worst shit that can happen to a guy, and it happened to me. There was also no way I couldn’t notice the absolute bombshell she’s become. But it’s not just that Hannah is incredible in so many ways, and so that I don’t give in to her charms and grab her the way I’ve been dreaming of, I distract myself with other women and keep being an asshole to her. The problem is, Hannah has a boyfriend now. And she’s still a virgin. One night she shows up at my door, nervous as hell, and asks me to help her. To teach her a few things so she doesn’t look completely clueless when the time comes with him. I should have said no. I should have laughed in her face and slammed the door. Instead I said yes. And every lesson, every touch, every boundary we cross makes it harder to remember why I was supposed to stay away from her in the first place.

Audrey needed silence to overcome a devastating creative block, but everything changes when she finds a wounded man in the backyard of her isolated home. The romance writer decides to help Caleb, a biker and fugitive from a maximum-security prison who is being hunted by dangerous enemies. As she tends to his injuries, Audrey finds herself increasingly drawn to the mysterious man she should fear. What begins as a temporary arrangement soon turns into an intense connection, one capable of inspiring her next book and putting her heart at risk. But when Caleb’s hideout is discovered, he is forced to leave to confront the ghosts of his past, leaving Audrey behind. Now, separated by danger and the choices they must make, they will have to discover whether the love they found is strong enough to survive the world outside.