NYT & USA TODAY Bestselling Romance Author
In a nutshell, it’s a fast-pass to the inside of my brain which I swear is not as creepy as it sounds. đ
Patrons get an exclusive peek into how my mind works (fair warning, it’s a mess in here!) and get to read everything I write first.Â
This means work-in-progress chapters, ideas I’m considering to write next, and chances to revisit your favorite characters from past books. But best of all (IMO) is that you get all kinds of exclusive goodies, from short stories, novellas, bonus scenes, and even a Patreon exclusive novel that isn’t available for sale anywhere.
Basically, you will get to see everything my crazy imagination comes up with before anyone else đ„°
Here are just a few of the exclusive short stories and novellas written just for Patreon members!
BEATRICE
Thinking about trying a dating app? My advice- donât. Seriously, save yourself. If I wasnât on a dating app, I never would have been hiding in the bathroom of an Italian restaurant to avoid the most aggressive of Crypto Bros. And I never would have called the one person who always bails me out. August Gordon.
Once upon a time he was the adorkable guy who helped me with my biology homework. Now he is six-foot one with eyes like a dream. Now heâs the guy who kissed me on the forehead before saying something that made Crypto Bro look scared for his life.
Nope. This is not happening. I am not falling for my best friend. Because things between us have always been easy. Uncomplicated. But if there’s one thing I’m good at, it’s complicating things.
+ + The first Patreon serialized novel, BANG, has now started! Â
JESSI
My love life is a disaster. Clearly Iâve pissed off the dating gods. Between getting ghosted and guys who canât even *ahemget it up, I have pretty much given up on finding love. But my friends seem to think that as a bartender, I have the perfect hunting ground for finding a hookup.
Too bad the only man I really want is behind the bar with me.
If dating a customer is a bad idea, dating my boss is the worst. But one night after closing proves that the dating gods arenât done with me yet.
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MILO
I adore my wife. Weâre a perfect match. Maybe thatâs why Iâm so surprised to see âthe textâ.
Don’t judge me. You’d read your wifeâs messages too if she was texting a guy who looks like The Rock.
Who the hell is this guy? And exactly what does he think he can give my wife that I canât?
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CASEY
Ever since we got married, life has been perfect. Andre is still the reigning king of the fashion world and I am getting closer to getting my degree. Then two little lines change everythingâŠ
But when my husband comes home with life-changing news, for the first time our âperfect lifeâ is put to the test. Andre is on the verge of realizing one of his biggest dreams. What will matter more, the lure of Hollywood or the comfort of home?
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MEATBALL
Every day was the same until my sister went missing. No one else seemed to notice, but I was determined to find out what was going on. I never could have guessed that I would end up wandering lost and alone, be chased through an enchanted forest and finally have to battle a monster to save a damsel in distress!
But at the end of it all, I will have not only discovered my true inner courage but found my forever home.
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MILO
People love to describe marriage like a prison sentence.Â
Getting hitched.
Settling down.Â
The oleâ ball and chain.Â
Itâs no wonder so many relationships fail. Theyâre doomed from the start.Â
But in my experience being married has been like the worldâs longest sleepover with an extremely hot friend. Iâm not proud to admit it but for a long time I was waiting for something to go wrong. I figured Mya would start doing something gross to turn me off, like clipping her toenails in bed or chewing with her mouth open. But itâs been over a year and sheâs still the same smart, funny ball-busting bundle that has kept me on my toes since the day we met.
Maybe thatâs why itâs such a surprise when I see âthe textâ.Â
Itâs a Saturday morning and we are doing the same thing we do every weekend. Iâm in bed scrolling social media while Mya snores away next to me. I donât think anything of it when her phone alarm goes off. Weâre both busy people juggling multiple demanding ad accounts at work. Having your phone glued to your side is part of the job and we live and die by appointments and alarms. But despite the alarm blaring right next to her ear, Mya doesnât stir. Â
âBabe, wake up.â I kiss the bare shoulder exposed by the blanket and chuckle when she yanks it over her head.
The alarm is still going so I reach over her to shut it off. Thatâs when a message comes through and I accidentally click it.
Jorge:Â Weâre still meeting this morning, right?
Now, I would normally never read my wifeâs messages but itâs literally right in front of my face. Come on, what would you do?Â
I donât think anyone would be able to resist scrolling up if their wife was messaging a guy with a profile picture that looks vaguely like The Rockâs more handsome brother.
So I scroll up and see that Mya has been messaging him since last week.
** The Text is available now!Â